E-mail this pageAdolescence Study Option
Our Adolescence Study Option Allows You To:
- Prepare for a career related to adolescents and young adults in public and private human service agencies
- Participate in a twelve-credit supervised internship at a human service agency
- Learn from faculty that have strong commitments to quality instruction and advisement
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Human Development & Family Relations, Study Option in Adolescence (54 credits)
The study option in adolescence prepares students for careers related to adolescents and young adults in public and private human service agencies. Examples of courses include adolescence in society; introductory and applied counseling techniques; psychology of adolescence, youth, and early adulthood; and juvenile delinquency: cross cultural perspectives. One semester of full-time supervised field work in a human service agency is also an integral part of the curriculum.
Program Requirements
- View the course curriculum for the Adolescence Study Option. Note: this 621kb PDF file requires the latest version of Acrobat Reader, which is available as a free download.
- View Human Development & Family Relations (HDF) course descriptions
Questions, Comments, Suggestions?
If you would like more information about the Human Development & Family Relations program at Plattsburgh State, please contact
Dr. Marty Frost, Professor and Chair
Phone: (518) 564-4173
E-mail: Marty.Frost@plattsburgh.edu
Ms. Jean LeClair
Department Secretary
Office Location: Ward Hall 109
Phone: (518) 564-2164
E-mail: Jean.Leclair@plattsburgh.edu