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CASAT's Academic Program OverviewStudent must successfully complete CAS 154 prior to be accepted into the Addiction Treatment Services minor. Two minors in addiction services are available through the Center for the Application of Substance Abust Technologies (CASAT). All students are introduced to the field of addiction services via the overview courses of CAS 154 and CAS 255. At that point, students apply for and designate which minor they are pursuing-Addiction Treatment Services or Substance Abuse Prevention Services. The treatment minor is especially suited to students majoring in psychology, social work, criminal justice, and nursing while the prevention minor is particularly suited to students majoring in human development and family studies, education, psychology, and sociology. There is also an undergraduate treatment services certificate available for students who already have a bachlor's degree or do not wish to pursue but seek addiction information for their chosen careers. Formal acceptance into a minor or certificate program is required in order for students to take coursework at the 300 or 400 level. An additional application process is required for acceptance into the internship, CAS 464. Applications are due by April 1 for the fall semester and November 15 for the spring semester. All applications are available through the CASAT office at 800 Haskell or by calling the department at (775) 784-6265. Course Sequence & Class Descriptions Addiction Treatment Services Minor-18 credits
Addiction Treatment Services Certificate- 21 credits
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Substance Abuse Prevention Services Minor- 18 credits (Not currently being offered)
If you have questions or concerns, please contact: Meri L. Shadley, Ph.D., MFT, LADC |
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