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Counseling

  1. EDU 519 Counseling Techniques [3]

    2. Introduction to the basic counseling techniques and skills common to multiple theoretical perspectives.

  2. EDU 601 Counseling Children and Adolescents [3]

    3. This course is designed to provide students with the awareness, understanding, practical and theoretical methods and skills to build basic competency in counseling children and adolescents with specific developmental, social, and behavioral issues in a variety of settings.

  3. EDU 604 Career Counseling and Development) [3]

    4. Introduction to the theories of career development and counseling, including the use of occupational information sources and career assessment tools and techniques. This course is also designed to teach systematic procedures in career counseling by utilizing both clinical and interview data of the children, adolescents, and adults in vocational planning.

  4. EDU 682 Individual Appraisals [3]

    5. This course is designed to explore concepts, methods, and procedures utilized in individual and group approaches to assessment and evaluation.

  5. EDU 683 Global Studies in Education and Counseling [3]

    6. This course is designed to provide the students the awareness, attitudes, practical skills to increase their understanding on the effects of globalization on pedagogical theory and practices in education and counseling fields.

  6. EDU 684 Crisis Intervention and Counseling [3]

    7. This course is designed to provide both the theory and skills necessary for successful counseling interventions in crisis situations.

  7. EDU 732 Seminar in School Counseling) [3]

    8. This seminar involves acquiring a knowledge and understanding of the major research findings in school counseling.

  8. EDU 733 Group Counseling [3]

    9. Therapeutic and other theoretical information is presented regarding group process and the counselor's role in that process. In order to be productive group counselors in their future careers, students will learn necessary knowledge and skills for group counseling process.

  9. EDU 734 Internship in Educational Settings [3]

    10. Experience at a designated and approved internship site. Through individual and group supervision, interns will be able to critique and analyze specific cases and models of counseling.

  10. EDU 736 Consultation Theory & Methods [3]

    11. Introduction to consultation theory and methods. Student will identify significant approaches to consultation and develop consultation skills through role-play consulting experiences.

  11. EDU 759 Advanced Counseling Theory [3]

    12. Critical analysis of the advanced theory in counseling, including counseling strategies to deal with affective, cognitive and behavioral dysfunction.

  12. EDU 764 Advanced Individual Appraisals [3]

    13. This course is designed to provide advanced knowledge and experience regarding psychometric factors and procedures used in conducting counseling related assessment.

  13. EDU 853 Practicum in Educational Settings [3]

    14. Experience at a designated and approved practicum sites. Through individual and group supervision, practicum students will be able to critique and analyze specific cases and models in educational settings.

  14. EDU 854 Advanced Research Methods in Counseling [3]

    15. This course is designed to familiarize the student with basic and applied research, program evaluation and associated measurement and evaluation skills that are crucial for all counseling professionals.

  15. EDU 859 Supervision of Counselors [3]

    16. Students will study models for supervision of counselors based on real cases, and how it can be applied in fields. That is, students will discuss about counselor's philosophical supposition, its application, and how it can be applied in field.

  16. EDU 971 Case Management and Conceptualization [3]

    17. This course is designed to familiarize the students with the conceptualization and the treatment plans of counseling cases. Students will also understand how the theory is realistically applied to practice in counseling fields.

  17. EDU 768 Ethics in Counseling [3]

    18. Review of ethical and legal standards governing professional counselor training, research, and counseling practice, including client rights; confidentiality; the client-counselor relationship; and counseling research, training, and supervision.

  18. EDU 769 Family Dynamics and Interventions [3]

    19. The course provides an understanding of various family dynamics including couple relationships, parent-child relationships, and sibling relationships based on different theoretical perspectives and empirical findings. Also, students will have the opportunity to learn about effective family interventions.

  19. EDU 973 Seminar in Career Counseling [3]

    20. Through this course, students will learn major career counseling theories and various techniques and skills that can be applied in career counseling settings.