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After Oswego

Human development graduates have pursued many paths, entry-level careers, professional training and doctoral study in diverse fields working with all ages, including:

  • Social work
  • Counseling
  • School guidance + psychology
  • Higher education administration
  • Occupational or physical therapy
  • Nursing
  • Medicine
  • Early childhood education
  • Literacy programs
  • Substance abuse counseling
  • Marriage and family therapy
  • Nursing home activities and recreation
  • Law
  • DSS casework/administration
  • Parent education and family support
  • Academic research
  • Health and wellness programs
  • Human resources
  • Hospice
  • Nonprofit agency representation
  • Adult day care
  • Adoption agency casework
  • Public relations
  • Youth programs
  • Juvenile corrections
  • Developmental disabilities support
  • Family violence prevention and support

Human Development Department

446 Mahar Hall
315.312.2188
[email protected]

Human Development Secretary

Michele Fischetti
446A Mahar Hall
[email protected]