Bachelor of Science in Human Services (Evening)
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Therese Madden, Ed.D., Program Director, Accelerated Human Services
(650) 508-3601, tmadden@ndnu.edu
The curriculum in the Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services is designed to prepare working professionals for positions in both profit and non-profit employment. Positions in the health and human services fields are varied and diverse, and have expanded in scope for the providers due to recent federal and state legislation. Employees in Human Services often work in mental health organizations, law enforcement, health-care facilities, employee relations departments, and in government or community advocacy programs. Most classes in NDNU's Human Services program are offered one-night-a-week, seven-week format allowing students to complete their upper division classes at an accelerated pace. Students also have the option of choosing a concentration in counseling or administration.
See the NDNU General Catalog for program requirements and course descriptions.
Articulated Program in Human Services
The Undergraduate Human Services Degree offers special articulated programs with Graduate Psychology and Gerontology and the Graduate MPA and MBA programs. Articulated programs allow students in their last semester of undergraduate work to study for a master’s degree while completing the bachelor’s degree. Undergraduate students in articulated programs are allowed to enroll in six units in selected graduate courses that fulfill undergraduate major requirements while also counting towards the master’s degree.
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Admission Process
NDNU admits students throughout the year for fall, spring and summer semesters. Please review the NDNU General Catalog for complete admission requirements.
Faculty
Therese Madden, Adjunct Assistant Professor and Program Director of Human Services, at NDNU since 2008
BA, University of California Davis; MS, Golden Gate University; Ed.D., University of San Francisco
Barbara Caulley, Dean, School of Business and Management, Associate Professor of Human Services, at NDNU since 1994
BS, MBA, College of Notre Dame; JD, Golden Gate University
Jean Nyland, Professor of Psychology, at NDNU since 1989
BA, University of Oregon; MA, University of Hawaii; MA, University of California, Berkeley; Ph.D., University of Hawaii
Patrick Arbore, Senior Lecturer in Human Services, at NDNU since 1990
BA, MA, San Francisco State University; Ed.D., University of San Francisco
Ralph Barsi, Senior Lecturer in Human Services, at NDNU since 1990
BA, San Francisco State University; MS, LaSalle University
Contact
Therese Madden, Ed.D., Program Director, Intensive Human Services
(650) 508-3601, tmadden@ndnu.edu
Evening/Intensive Undergraduate Program
Tel: (800) 263-0545 or (650) 508-3600
Fax: (650) 508-3426
E-mail: eve.admit@ndnu.edu
M-Th 9:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
F 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.