Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS) - Penn State College of Education

Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS) - College of Education

Welcome to the Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS) Program at Penn State

RHS students learn a variety of professional skills, including advocating for others; assessing client needs; conducting educational and related support groups; consulting with professionals from other agencies and settings; developing client treatment plans; identifying and using community resources; interviewing clients and family members; managing client caseloads; and resolving conflicts. Graduates work in various settings, including community mental health programs, group homes, schools, drug and alcohol programs, hospitals and medical settings, corrections facilities, and rehabilitation centers.

For more information on the courses, Rehabilitation and Human Services provide, please visit the University Undergraduate Bulletin.

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RHS Student Handbook

The Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS) Student Handbook serves as a comprehensive guide to support your academic and professional journey in the program. Inside, you will find important information about program expectations, course requirements, advising resources, internship guidelines, and student conduct standards.

Whether you are a new or continuing student, this handbook is designed to help you navigate the RHS program with confidence and clarity.

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Click here to access the RHS Student Handbook.pdf (330.68 KB)

Meet the Advisor

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