CSPS 101: Careers and Professional Pathways in Public Safety and Community Services

Subject
Community Service and Public Safety
Credits 5 Lecture Hours 50
Quarter Offered
Fall,
Spring
Instructional Mode
Web-enhanced
This course introduces students to the diverse career paths in public safety and community services, exploring various sectors such as law enforcement, social work, community services, behavioral health and emergency management. Students will hear from individuals working in a variety of roles, research career paths, reflect on their life experiences and personal strengths to create a professional development plan suited to their individual career goals.
Outcomes
  • Identify various career paths in public safety and community services.
  • Assess personal strengths, life experiences, and interests in relation to career goals.
  • Create a professional development plan for a chosen career path.
  • Describe educational and certification requirements for different careers.
  • Analyze opportunities for advancement within public safety and community service fields.
Prerequisites
none
Crosslisted Courses
N/A none Fall, Spring
Campus
South
Area of Study
Career Education