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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
Teaches students how to use personal productivity software (including but not limited to word processors, spreadsheets, and databases),to collect data, manage data, analyze data, solve problems and effectively communicate results.
Prerequisite:
COMP150 AND MAT107
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3.00 Credits
Orients students to various aspects of counseling, including the diverse theories it is founded upon, therapeutic interventions used, and types of populations served. Students will be introduced to basic counseling techniques in individual and group counseling and the importance of practitioner self-care and reflection. Students will learn about the counseling discipline, the various views of human nature, and the prominent methods for promoting optimal development in reducing human suffering.
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3.00 Credits
Serves as a core and foundational experience for students by exposing them to the components of counseling and interviewing skills across an array of professional settings. Enables students to develop and practice basic counseling skills and interventions to use with clients in several areas of specialization including individual, family, and group counseling. Students will also examine how their own personal wellness impacts their career as a helping professional.
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3.00 Credits
Examines in-depth aspects related to career development counseling, college and careerreadiness,andpostsecondaryadvisinganddecisionmaking.Systemsforcareerplanning,occupational information, assessment tools, decision-making strategies, and life-work balance for populations across the life span are also explored.
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3.00 Credits
Provides students with foundations to expand their knowledge related to human sexuality, understand the varied sexuality issues encountered in professional counseling practice, expand skills in assessment and intervention related to sexuality, and increase one's awareness of perceptions, attitudes, and values that may impact a counseling session. Students will become more effective at identifying, assessing, and intervening with human sexuality related counseling concerns.
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3.00 Credits
Provides students with opportunities to focus on the importance of wellness, and the associated wellness models and competencies, within the profession of counseling. Students will become familiar with holistic approaches for integrating the mind, body ,and spirit in order to optimize health and well-being. This integrative counseling approach is aimed at helping individuals live fuller, more purposeful, and meaningful lives through a strength-based approach to care.
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Examinesselectedtheoriesappliedinindividual,group,andfamilycounseling.Thevarioustechniquesassociatedwiththose counseling modalities are also explored in relation to their respective therapeutic practices. A variety of issues that counselors may confront will be introduced along with strategies for employing the studied theoretical approaches.
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3.00 Credits
Provides students with the basic concepts and models of supervision in counseling. The supervisory relationship, supervision methods and techniques, administrative issues, and ethical ,legal, and cultural issues in supervision will be addressed. Students will engage in experiential learning and develop a personal style of supervision. The course will focus on developing a quality supervisory working alliance, conceptualization skills, evaluation, teaching, and consultation skills.
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3.00 Credits
Presents an overview of the assessment of individual differences through tests and measurements. This course develops competencies in selecting, administering, and interpreting intelligence, aptitude, achievement, interest, and personality instruments. It also examines current research involving assessment relative to educational, social, and clinical settings.
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3.00 Credits
Examines group processes and their application to counseling. This course also offers practical experiences in facilitating and leading different types of groups in counseling, clinical, and educational settings. Students will also participate as a member in a group setting.
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