Counseling and Psychology

Counseling and Supervision, Ph.D.

 

Courses and Syllabi

COUN 7370	COUN 7610	COUN 7820
COUN 7400	COUN 7700	COUN 7840
COUN 7500	COUN 7730	PSY 7310
COUN 7510	COUN 7740

 

Program of Study

Three-Year Plan (full-time, includes summers) | Three (3) Credit Hours Per Course

Courses align with CACREP standards for Doctoral Professional Identity.

 

First Year

Semester	Courses
Summer (0 to 6 credits)	Prerequisite and/or Support Courses PSY 6310 Educational Statistics PSY 6930 Interpreting and Applying Psychological Research
Fall (9 credits)	COUN 7400 Advanced Counseling Theories and Practicum COUN 7500 Research, Scholarship and Publication PSY 7310 Advanced Educational Statistics
Spring (9 credits)	COUN 7370 Counseling Supervision COUN 7730 Qualitative Research Methods in Counseling COUN 7320 Advanced Group Counseling in Addictions and Special Populations
Summer (3 to 9 credits)	COUN 7700 Advanced Multicultural Counseling: Leadership and Advocacy Optional Electives (3 - 6 credit hours) (e.g. Directed Experience in Counseling Research, Family Systems, Neuroscience, Play Therapy, Child and Adolescent Counseling, Couples Counseling, Trauma, etc.)

 

Second Year

Semester	Courses
Fall (9 credits)	COUN 7600 Teaching in Counselor Education Required Research Elective (select COUN 7740 or COUN 7750): COUN 7740 Advanced Quantitative Inquiry and Research Design COUN 7750 Advanced Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design COUN 7820 Doctoral Internship*
Spring (9 credits)	COUN 7510 Counseling Administration and Program Evaluation COUN 7830 Regional Mental Health and Addictions Services *Doctoral Internship (continued)
Summer (0 to 3 credits)	COUN 7970 Directed Research in Counseling Research (optional elective)

 

Third Year

Semester	Courses
Fall (9 credits minimum)	COUN 7990 Dissertation Research

 

 

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