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"The proposed program will appeal to students who want a vocation related to helping others, or careers in government services or the nonprofit sector, but are not necessarily interested in teaching or social work,"
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Those career options include working in nonprofits, advocacy groups, public health, education and social services.
The proposal blatantly contradicts itself saying people interested in the program are people who want to "help others" bu don't want to be educators or work in social services - then goes on to say the students that would enroll in this program could go on to be educators or work in social services. Makes sense to me guys.
Basically saying they are offering the course study because it's profitable and trendy, and the people who would enroll in the program don't actually want to do anything useful like teach or work in social services.
It will just be another useless humanities degree that will pad some kid's resume when they apply for an HR position.