A highly-regarded graduate program for working students that teaches how to integrate counseling and leadership skills to support students and schools through transitions
School counselors perform a vital role in facilitating change — for students, teachers, parents, and schools as a whole. This school counseling program emphasizes social justice and helping skills that are applied in the context of a comprehensive counseling and guidance program. School counseling
students become multiculturally competent and skilled social change
agents, achievement advocates, and educational leaders who address
issues of equity to help youth reach their educational, career and
personal/social potential.
An established, highly regarded graduate counseling program for the working student that focuses on ethics, diversity and social justice
The Community Counseling Program is based on the belief that effective counselors have a sense of personal identity and understand the process of identity formation that governs their ethics; a commitment to social justice and work with diverse populations; are grounded in counseling skills that are compatible with any theoretical orientation and can integrate these into an evolving theoretical foundation; and that they can cope effectively with the stress of a demanding profession and develop the professional and personal support systems to sustain them.