Dr. Betsy Goulet is the Clinical Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the UIS Child Advocacy Studies Program and the Director of the Alliance for Experiential Problem-Based Learning with the Center for State Policy and Leadership. She spoke to Community Voices about the Human Services program at UIS and the use of a Residential Simulation Lab to help prepare students to help people in need.
Human Services Graduate Program at UIS Emphasizes Experiential Learning | Community Voices
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Betsy Goulet