The Social & Human Services Technology AAS Degree prepares students for entry-level positions in institutions and agencies that provide social, community and educational services. Students are also prepared for further study in social work and human services.

The Addiction and Recovery Studies Counseling Certificate is designed for individuals who already hold a bachelor's or master's degree in a human services-related discipline or currently work in addiction treatment settings and want to broaden their professional skill set.

The Addiction and Recovery Studies Intervention Certificate is designed for individuals who already hold a degree in a discipline not related to human or social services and have little previous experience working in addiction treatment settings.

The Gerontology Certificate provides students with knowledge related to the biological, psychological and social changes that occur as people age and is intended for individuals who work with or seek to work with older adults and their families.

The Human Services Generalist Certificate program is designed for individuals who are interested in exploring career opportunities in social and human services.

The Mental Health Intervention Certificate program is designed for individuals whose primary responsibility is not mental health-focused but for whom knowledge of human services and mental health issues and resources would be beneficial.

The Social Services Certificate program is designed for individuals who already work in a human services-related field and who wish to expand their knowledge of social work practices, as well as for students considering a future career in social work or a related field.