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    Division of Human Services

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    Who We Are

    The field of Human Services is rapidly growing and constantly in need of skilled professionals. Blackfeet Community College’s Associate of Arts in Human Services Program prepares students to pursue a career in a variety of helping fields, such as alcohol and drug rehabilitation, behavioral health centers, social service agencies, youth centers, criminal justice facilities, schools, and community outreach programs. The curriculum is composed of courses in Human Services, Psychology, Chemical Dependency and Criminal Justice. In addition to classroom coursework, the program offers hands-on field experience. It is the student’s responsibility to check with their transferring institution to see that, as much as possible, their course work meets their transfer institution’s degree requirements.

    AA Addiction Studies

    Addiction can take many forms. Individuals today are coping with addiction to a variety of substances and activities, including alcohol, drugs, gambling, shopping, and self-injury Managing addiction involves more than just identifying available treatment options. Uncovering the internal and external behaviors that cause these disorders is critical to helping individuals who suffer from them.

    AA Behavioral Health Aid (Build Your Own)

    If you have a strong desire to help others, a sincere respect for humankind, and a commitment to your own personal growth, you may find a career in human services very rewarding. The Human Services A.A. degree program provides skills-based training, based on a foundation of theory, to prepare you for an entry-level position within the human services agency or transfer to a 4-year institution. This program provides you with a basic understanding of interviewing and assessment techniques, case management, crisis intervention, group counseling, cultural competencies and hands-on field experience. Students will also examine the Blackfeet worldwide as it relates to the Human Service field.

    AS Criminal Justice Legal Studies

    In recent years, the Criminal Justice field has grown. Through the Criminal Justice degree program, you will explore cognitive, behavioral, and psychological theories of criminal behavior from the seal killer to the terrorist. Discover and analyze types of victimization and how to work with victims. Career possibilities for students completing that program include but are not limited to Police Officer (Tribal, BIA, Deputy Sheriff, Security Officer, Parole and Probation Officer, United States Customs and Homeland Security.

    AA Psychology

    Psychology is the science of the behavior. Students studying psychology may seek to answer questions such as, “what is the impact of losing Blackfeet culture” or “What makes people happy?” The Psychology degree program provides you with a broad understanding and global perspective of psychology and its relevance in an increasingly diverse and global society. Although answering these questions is meaningful in and itself, the study of psychology can also lead to tangible careers in mental health services, teaching, business

    AA Social Work

    Social workers help clients solve and cope with problems in their everyday lives. Social workers are individuals who care about people, who want to make things better, who want to relieve suffering, who want their work to make a difference, so people can live more successful lives. Social workers are employed in a variety of settings, including mental health clinics, schools, child welfare and human services agencies, hospitals, and private practices.

    Certificate – Behavioral Health

    The Behavioral Health Aid 1-year Certificate is a one-year academic training program that includes both general education core courses and behavioral courses that address the students with basic skills and knowledge in behavioral health competencies. They will be able to utilize their skills with clinical supervision for employment as a behavioral health aid and /or continue training in human services field; such as psychology, social work, behavioral health, Addiction Studies or Criminal Justice.

    Certificate – Blackfeet Legal Studies

    The Blackfeet Legal Studies Certificate is designed to prepare students for a career as a Tribal Legal Assistant. Students will develop the skills necessary to do legal research and writing; gain an understanding of the basics of federal, state and tribal law; gain an understanding of Native American legal issues, and develop an awareness if Blackfeet cultural history. In addition, students will study the Blackfeet tribal codes to prepare for the Tribal Bar exam. This curriculum is designed to preserve the cultural traditions and heritage of the Blackfeet people through integration of the Blackfeet worldview.

    Meet Our Team

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    Ilona Vaile

    Administrative Assistant
    Mari King

    Mari King .MHS

    Human Services Instructor

    Crystal LaPlant .MSW/LAC

    Human Services Instructor
    Angela

    Angela Johnson .MSEd

    Human Services Division Chair

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