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SCHOOL COUNSELING PROGRAM

CURRICULUM PLANNING GUIDE

Elementary (K-6) and Secondary (7-12) School Counseling Specializations

SCHOOL COUNSELING CORE [21 CREDITS REQUIRED]

 

COURSE # COURSE TITLE
COUN 530 Professional Issues: School Counseling
COUN 533/34 Secondary or Elementary School Program Planning
COUN 535 School Counseling Research and Accountability
COUN 536 Appraisal Techniques for School Counseling
COUN 537 Career Development in Schools
COUN 538 Systemic Leadership and Advocacy
COUN 539 Coordination and Collaboration

COUNSELING PRACTICE SEQUENCE [12-15 CREDITS REQUIRED]

COUN 501 Counseling and Interviewing Skills
COUN 503 Group Process and Practice
COUN 592/593 Practicum: Secondary or Elementary School Counseling
COUN 597/598 Internship: Secondary or Elementary School Counseling

(Note: Students requiring two semesters to complete all internship requirements need to register for internship each semester, thus, internship becomes two 3-credit experiences.)

FOUNDATIONS OF PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING [12 CREDITS]

COUN 502 Counseling Theories
COUN 506 Social and Cultural Issues
COUN 508 Developmental Psychology
COUN 511/570 Counseling Children or Adolescents

ELECTIVE(S) [3 CREDITS]

Elective courses can be selected from other graduate counseling courses in the Department of Counseling and Human Services. Some school counseling students select their elective course from the Education Department (particularly in the area of School Law or Special Education).

Credits for Degree: 48

Total Required Credits: 45 Total Elective Credits: 3

The student’s mentor may recommend appropriate substitutions, based on the evaluation of the student’s credentials.

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