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1. Understand the interaction,
interrelatedness, and capacity building opportunities of individuals,
families, consumers, and communities using a systematic, lifespan
approach.
2. Learn how to apply scientific solutions
and critical thinking skills gleaned from their programs of study in the goal
of improving the quality of life of the clients they serve.
3. Recognize and appreciate the concepts
of global interdependence and cultural diversity of individuals, families,
consumers, and communities. Value the
importance of building collaborations and partnerships in the work place and
public sector.
4. Learn to use state-of-the-art
technologies and resources in addressing issues concerning individuals,
families, consumers, and communities.
5. Understand the significance of
professional ethics, etiquette, and continued education.
6. Recognize their professional obligation
in the formation and support of public policies that embrace the well-being
of the communities in which they live and work.
7. Engage in self-assessment of skills,
personality, and interests and apply this knowledge to an individualized
career search.
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