Community Counseling Program
The community counseling track prepares students for careers as professional counselors. Professional counselors provide counseling services at colleges, hospitals, mental health agencies, rehabilitation facilities, corporations, correctional institutions, and private practice to empower people to make positive decisions about their lives, negotiate life transitions, solve problems, and adapt to change. The community counseling track offers a solid foundation in lifespan development; career development; social and cultural diversity; individual, group, couple, and family relationships; psychopathology; diagnosis and treatment planning; addictions; ethical/legal concerns; as well as practicum and internship experiences.
| EIS 500 | Methods of Research |
| CN 500 | Introduction to Counseling Skills and Practice |
| CN 540 | Marriage, Family, and Relationship Counseling |
| CN 541 | Life Styles and Career Development |
| CN 542 | Assessment Techniques in Counseling |
| CN 545 | Theories of Counseling and Development |
| CN 547 | Techniques of Counseling |
| CN 552 | Counseling/Helping in a Multicultural Society |
| CN 554 | Counseling Across the Lifespan |
| CN 581 | Group Counseling: Theories and Procedures |
| CN 593 | Practicum: Counseling |
| CN 597 | Internship: Counseling |
Courses Specific to the Community Counseling Track
| CN 543 | Counseling Issues in Sexuality |
| CN 549 | Legal/Ethical Issues in Community Counseling |
| CN 551 | Counseling for Addictions |
| CN 600 | Introduction to Diagnosis and Community Counseling |