The Counseling and Human Services faculty are strongly committed to training excellent practitioners who graduate prepared to address the needs of diverse clients and students. Our commitment to social justice is reflected in our curriculum, in the training opportunities we arrange, and in the supervision we provide.
The department houses two graduate programs in counseling (School Counseling; Clinical Mental Health Counseling) as well as an online Human Services masters
Each program is based on a foundation of four common graduate courses. These "core courses" provide the basic knowledge and skills to perform graduate level research, assessment, evaluation and writing; curriculum and program development; and personal and professional reflection, as well as pluralism. In addition to these core courses, each program has requirements specific to its discipline and tailored to meet student needs and interests.
Service Credentials
Pupil Personnel Services Credential, School Counseling
Masters Degrees
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Master of Arts in Education, School Counseling
College Counseling track
K-12 track
K-12 & College Counseling Combo
