Brian R. Fultz is a licensed practical nurse taking courses at the Penn State Learning Center in Lewistown. His goal is to become a registered nurse, and expand his job opportunities.
“I am grateful for all the wonderful help at the Lewistown Learning Center. The teachers, administrators, and counselors are always there to lend a helping hand to the students and the public. This has made a big difference in helping students prepare for future endeavors.”
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Degree Programs
Bachelor’s Degree In Rehabilitation and Human Services
In this program you can learn how to advocate for others, assess client needs, conduct educational and related support groups, develop client and family treatment plans, interview clients, family members, and other support personnel, and manage client caseloads. These skills help to prepare you for careers in programs for children and youth, nonprofit or for-profit rehabilitation agencies, schools, correctional facilities, alcohol and drug treatment centers, and rehabilitation hospitals.
Associate Degree in Human Development and Family Studies
This degree program can introduce you to the functions of human services, such as family counseling, and other related professions. You'll gain a general education background, a knowledge base regarding the life span and family development, and a core of professional skills that can be applied in program planning and service delivery activities. You can choose to focus on adult aging and development or youth, child, and family services.
Certificates and Professional Development
Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Addiction Studies: Prevention Efforts
Gain a better understanding of issues relating to substance abuse, its social impact, legal response, assessment skills, and treatment plans. Expand your career options and hone your skills to work in schools, hospitals, mental health centers, and community service or treatment agencies where you can help others through counseling, treatment, or education.
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