2003-2004 UAF Catalog
Degrees and Programs Rural Human Services College of Rural Alaska Interior-Aleutians Campus (907) 474-5440 Kuskokwim Campus (907) 543-4500 Northwest Campus (907) 443-5602 CertificateMinimum Requirements for Certificate: 34 Credits Downloadable PDF (440K) This one-year program facilitates development of strong and healthy rural Alaska Native individuals, families and communities. Developed for village-based human service providers preparing to be natural helpers/healers in their communities, the program provides entry-level training for village-based public, private and volunteer human service organizations. Drawing extensively on resource people from the Native community, curriculum content and delivery reflects a strong multicultural orientation that validates, incorporates, and builds on Native values and principles. Courses are offered through a series of four training sessions. Each session lasts three weeks. Students spend the time in intensive study at selected delivery sites. A practicum and electives round out the program. Admission is open to all individuals employed by a regional Native health corporation or local entity providing delivery of village-based human services, or individuals recognized by their communities as natural helpers/healers. A high school diploma or GED and/or previous training or work experience in the delivery of village-based human services is recommended but not required.
Undergraduate Program Major
1. Complete the certificate requirements. (As part of the certificate requirements, complete RHS 110 and 115.)
* The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Certification Review Board has approved these courses toward certification or recertification of Substance Abuse Counselors in the state of Alaska.
Note: Students spend the time in intensive study at selected delivery sites.
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