Greetings Counseling Students!
The mission of the College of Education's Counseling Program is to prepare ethical, clinically skilled, and multiculturally competent counselors to become leaders and advocates who confront injustice. On these pages you will find tools to help you during your development into such counselors.
See the links to the left for more information on candidacy, practicum and internship, class schedules, scholarships, and other topics. If you need anything else during your time in the program, please feel free to contact your adviser or the program office at (206) 296-5750 or coun@seattleu.edu.
2013-2014 Counseling Program Handbook
Practicum and Internship Forms
Diversity Counseling Program Survey Results
You can find the results of our most resent counseling climate survey here.
Dates for the CPCE exam in the academic year 2013-2014 will be posted here shortly.
NCE exam for 2013-2014 is scheduled for:
TBA; contact Dr. Kristi Lee for more information
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A letter to our students about the WA State marriage equality bill
Dear Students,
As a program grounded in social justice, the faculty in the Department of Counseling and School Psychology would like to take a moment to acknowledge Governor Christine Gregoire’s signing into law landmark legislation on marriage equality in Washington. Recognizing marriage equality is a step in the right direction. This legislation marks a significant milestone for equal rights and it aligns with our program’s mission of creating a more “just and humane world.” The marriage equality bill (SB 6239) would not have come to fruition without the hard work of thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex individuals and allies (LGBTIA). We believe the marriage equality legislation strengthens the important work we do with LGBTIA individuals, families, and community members in both school and community settings. Let’s take a moment to celebrate this significant milestone!
Signed,
SU Counseling and School Psychology Faculty