The Community and Human Services Hive
Empowering Communities, Changing Lives at American International College!
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you aspire to build a career around helping others? At American International College (AIC), we offer a diverse array of programs designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to effect positive change in society. Whether you’re interested in counseling, social justice, public health, or education, we’ve got a place for you:
Putting your education to work
At AIC, we’re concerned with more than your time on campus — we ensure you’re prepared for life off of it too.
The Saremi Center for Career Development has an extensive list of full-time, part-time, summer and internship opportunities through our job database. You can also prep for interviews and take various personality and leadership assessments to match your skills with job titles.
AIC areas of study within The Community and Human Services Hive
Here are the programs that fall under the Community and Human Services Hive:
Addiction Counseling (Certificate)
Dive into the complexities of addiction and learn how to provide support and treatment plans for individuals struggling with substance abuse. Make a real impact on their lives by guiding them toward recovery.
Advocacy for Social Change (Minor)
Be a catalyst for positive transformation. Advocate for social justice, equity, and inclusivity in various contexts.
African American Studies (Minor)
Explore the rich history, culture, and contributions of African Americans. Understand the impact of race and identity on society.
Criminal Justice (Major and Minor)
Navigate the legal system, understand criminal behavior, and explore the complexities of law enforcement and corrections.
Cybersecurity (Major)
Safeguard digital assets and protect against cyber threats. Learn about network security, encryption, and ethical hacking.
Educational Studies (Major and Minor)
Prepare for a career in education. Study curriculum development, teaching methods, and educational policy.
Fraud & Financial Crimes (Minor)
Combat financial fraud and white-collar crime. Understand forensic accounting, risk management, and compliance.
History (Minor)
Uncover the past and its impact on the present. Analyze historical events, cultural shifts, and societal changes.
International Studies (Major and Minor)
Explore global affairs, diplomacy, and cross-cultural interactions. Understand the complexities of our interconnected world.
Liberal Studies (Major)
Customize your education. Combine various disciplines to gain a well-rounded understanding of human experience.
Psychology (Major and Minor)
Delve into the human mind and behavior. Study mental health, cognition, and psychological theories.
Public Administration (Major)
Learn about governance, public policy, and organizational management. Contribute to effective public service.
Public Health (Major)
Address health disparities, promote wellness, and tackle public health challenges. Work toward healthier communities.
Public Relations and Social Media Administration (Major and Minor)
Master communication strategies. Build brand reputation, engage audiences, and manage crises.
Sociology (Major and Minor)
Investigate social structures, institutions, and social change. Analyze patterns of behavior and societal norms.
Spanish (Minor)
Explore language, culture, and literature. Enhance your communication skills and engage with diverse communities.
Speech Language Pathology (Minor)
Make a difference in communication. Help individuals overcome speech and language disorders.
Sports Coaching (Minor)
Shape the future of athletes. Train, mentor, and inspire the next generation of sports enthusiasts.