PROGRAM COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
SCHOOL COUNSELING
CORE COURSES HOURS
COUN 831 Foundations
of Counseling………………………………………3
COUN 835 Theories
of Counseling…………………………………………..3
COUN 829 Human
Growth and Development Through the Lifespan………..3
COUN 827 Counseling
Skills Development………………………………….3
COUN 832 Lifestyle
and Career Development……………………………….3
COUN 838 Group
Counseling: Theories and Procedures…………………….3
COUN 840 Social
and Cultural Foundations………………………………….3
COUN 836 Management
of Counseling Programs……………………………3
COUN 844 Professional
Counseling in Elementary Schools………………….3
COUN 847 Professional
and Ethical Issues in Counseling……………………3
TOTAL………………………………………………………………….30
RESEARCH AND APPRAISAL REQUIREMENTS
COUN 839 Research
Design…………………………………………………..3
COUN 834 Appraisal
in Counseling…………………………………………..3
COUN 830 Statistics
in Research……………………………………………...3
CLINICAL REQUIREMENTS
AEP 879 Practicum
in Education: School Counseling……………………...3
COUN 889 Internship
in Counseling: Elementary & Secondary Level……….6
TOTAL PROGRAM…………………………………………………………...48
M.S. in Counseling
Students who complete the 48-hour program will have a PreK-12
endorsement. To be fully endorsed,
a student must have taught two years.
If students have taught only one year, they must complete a one-year
supervised field experience.
Individuals seeking vocational education counseling endorsement must
also document 4,000 clock hours of non-teaching experience.
The required 9 credits of practicum and internship are
designed to give the student practical experience and preparation in
professional skills, in addition to exposure to the structure of a school
counseling program. Practicum
requires student to complete supervised experiences that total a minimum of 100
clock hours. Internship requires
students to complete supervised experiences that total a minimum of 600 clock
hours. Included activities are
individual counseling, group work, developmental classroom guidance, and
consultation. Students are
expected to buy liability experience.
For more information, contact Dr. Carla Hattan, Dept of Advanced
Education Programs, at 785-628-4339.