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Department of Behavioral & Social Sciences

The Bible impels us in the book of James to visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction. How better to heed this call than through a profession such as social work? Southeastern’s Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences prepares students for careers in counseling, the social services and other fields—or for further study in graduate school. Majors offered include social work, psychology and counseling psychology. Students also may examine human relationships over time and in different communities through our history major. In addition to fulfilling major requirements, behavioral and social science classes may be woven into minors in psychology, Christian counseling, sociology, social services or special education/disabled populations.

	UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
	MAJORS
		Psychology
		History
		Human Services
		Social Work
	Minors
		Minor in Christian Counseling
		Minor in History
		Minor in Psychology
		Minor in Social Services
		Minor in Sociology
		Minor in Special Education/Disabled Populations
	GRADUATE PROGRAMS
		Master of Science in Professional Counseling (MS)
		Master of Science in School Counseling (MS)

VELMARIE ALBERTINI
Assistant Professor of Social Work

PAMELA M. CRISS
Assistant Professor of Social Work

LARRY E. HAZELBAKER
Professor of Psychology, Chair, Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences

CLIFFORD HURNDON
Assistant Professor of Psychology

HEATHER KELLY
Assistant Professor of Psychology

MARLEEN MILNER
Assistant Professor of Social Work

KENNETH MYERS
Associate Professor of History

JAMES PATON
Assistant Professor of Psychology

PATTY-JEANNE SLAUGHTER
Assistant Professor of Psychology

K. ALAN SNYDER
Associate Professor of History