Which students should consider taking the Hispanic Health and Human Service Minor?

The Hispanic Health and Human Service (HHHS) minor was designed specifically as a companion minor for students who want to work in health-related and social service fields. It is for students who are interested in working with the Spanish-speaking community and who want to make a difference in people’s lives.

The HHHS minor is an ideal field of study for students pursuing careers in:

What are the goals of the HHHS minor?

The HHHS minor has three interrelated goals. They are:

• Function competently in a professional capacity within a Hispanic/Latino
  health and human service delivery setting.
• Recognize and respond to cultural characteristics that affect health and human
  service delivery in the Hispanic/Latino community.
• Demonstrate ability to communicate effectively using Spanish terminology in
  reading, writing and speaking.

 "The faculty helped me find an internship in a community organization where I can use  my Spanish and cultural skills."        - student