1. Students will differentiate major theoretical models of prevention, intervention, and treatment across behavioral health contexts.
2. Students will analyze complex problems by integrating evidence-based research and theoretical perspectives.
3. Students will apply professional ethical standards and codes relevant to behavioral health practice.
4. Students will evaluate polices and practices for their impact on diverse groups and social justice
5. Students will deliver information using a variety of methods that conveys complex behavioral health concepts to a diverse audience, including professionals, clients, and community stakeholders.
6. Students will demonstrate professional behaviors such as reliability, accountability, and teamwork.
7. Students will engage in opportunities for lifelong learning, networking, and community involvement.
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