Program Overview

Introduction to Woodring College of Education

The Woodring College of Education is a reputable institution that offers a wide range of programs for students. The college is committed to fostering a culture of learning that advances knowledge, honors diversities, and promotes social justice.

Graduate Programs

The college offers several graduate programs, including:

• Adult and Higher Education
• Education Leadership
• Language and Literacy
• MSN Nursing Education
• MSN Nursing Leadership & Administration
• Master in Teaching
• Media and Digital Literacy
• Rehabilitation Counseling, MA

Health & Community Programs

The college also offers programs in Health and Community Studies, including:

• Health & Community Studies Department
• Human Services
• Palliative Care Minor
• RN-to-BSN

Justice & Engagement Programs

Additionally, the college offers programs in Justice and Engagement, including:

• Building Bridges with Migrant Youth
• Compass 2 Campus
• Disability and Advocacy
• Education and Social Justice Minor

Teaching Programs

The college offers several teaching programs, including:

• Education Leadership and Inclusive Teaching Department
• Elementary Education Department (Early Childhood, Elementary, Multilingual)
• Inclusive Education with Special Education Certification
• Secondary Education

Locations

The college has several locations, including:

• Bremerton
• Everett
• Renton
• British Columbia
• Online

Human Services Major Required Courses

The Human Services Major requires 75 credits, including:

Course Requirements

• HSP 301: Human Services Professionals & Personal Systems (5 credits)
• HSP 306: Human Services Foundations (5 credits)
• HSP 325: Introduction to Interviewing & Interventions for Human Services (5 credits)
• HSP 355: Social Justice & Equity in the U.S. (5 credits)
• HSP 385: Applied Research Methods (WP3) (5 credits)
• HSP 404: HS Professionals & Community Systems (5 credits)
• HSP 406: Inequity in Global Policy & Institutions (5 credits)
• HSP 410: Mental Health: Individuals and Systems (5 credits)
• HSP 420: Social Welfare Policy (5 credits)
• HSP 435: Human Service Organizations (5 credits)
• HSP 440: Internship & Seminar (5 credits)
• HSP 485: Program Planning & Evaluation (5 credits)

Minimum Credit Requirement

Students must complete a total of 180 credits of college/university coursework for the B.A. degree.

Human Services Electives Requirement

10 credits of electives are required, with offerings varying by quarter.

Resource Centers

The college has several resource centers, including:

• Center for Education, Equity and Diversity
• Ershig Assistive Technology Resource Center
• Journal of Educational Controversy
• Pacific Northwest Children's Literature Clearinghouse
• Palliative Care Institute
• Technology Education Center

Commitment to Diversity

The college is committed to fostering community relationships and a culture of learning that advances knowledge, honors diversities, and promotes social justice.