School Counseling
The general purpose of the School Counseling Program in the Department of Behavioral Health and Counseling is to educate students in the areas of school counseling, developmental guidance, and related psychological/educational services. Students develop the professional understanding, knowledge, attitude, and skills needed to assist individuals and groups in a multicultural, democratic society to achieve their maximum level of independence and functioning. The School Counseling Program embraces a developmental philosophy in preparing students to provide counseling and related services in a pluralistic society. The philosophical framework encompasses enhancing personal growth and development;
Courses
- CMHC644 — Internship: Graduate Masters Level
- CMHC671 — Theories of Marriage and Family Therapy
- CMHC688 — Practicum: Graduate Level
- CMHC699 — Master's Culminating Project
- COUN603 — Prevention, Wellness & Crisis Intervention in Counseling
- COUN676 — Research Methods and Program Evaluation
- CPSY537 — Foundations of Addictions
- SCHL595 — Topics Course
- SCHL619 — Professional Orientation and Ethics
- SCHL644 — Internship: Graduate Masters Level
- SCHL654 — Guidance for Special Needs
- SCHL670 — School Counseling Programs and Procedures
- SCHL681 — Practice in Small Group Process
- SCHL688 — Practicum: Graduate Level
- SCHL695 — Topics Course
- SCHL699 — Master's Culminating Project