Addictions Studies Program Outcomes
Addictions Studies AAS
Program Contact: Monica Vines
- Demonstrate ability to appropriately screen and assess clients
and available significant others; student will obtain, organize,
analyze, evaluate, disseminate and record information such as
client data and statistical information to provide the delivery of
human services
- Demonstrate ability to integrate knowledge of cultural
diversity in multiple settings and with multiple clients and
available significant others
- Demonstrate ability to collaboratively develop an effective and
clear treatment plan by assessing client needs and selecting
interventions that will assist clients in promoting optimal
functioning, growth and goal attainment
- Demonstrate knowledge of appropriate community referral
resources and utilization of client support systems and
resources
- Attain and develop a core of intervention knowledge, theory,
and skills to become a change agent for clients
- Demonstrate the values and ethics that are intrinsic to the
human services profession
- Develop awareness of his/her values, cultural bias,
philosophies, personality, and style and how these personal
characteristics affect clients
- Demonstrate professional interviewing skills
- Demonstrate writing skills appropriate to clinical
documentation
- Create genuine and empathetic relationships with clients