Throughout your career at JMU, from your admissions interview to the graduation ceremony, you will have countless opportunities for personal growth and greater self-awareness. It is up to you to take full advantage of these opportunities. For example, you will be receiving feedback from your instructors, supervisors, advisor, fellow students, and clients. In every instance, you have the chance to be open to their observations, reactions and suggestions. Ethical and professional behavior.
Counseling is based on more than knowledge, skills and self-awareness.
It is also based on values. These values include honesty and respect for the rights of others. In your courses, you will be expected to follow the JMU Honor Code. The JMU student handbook describes the honor system in detail. Whenever you are unsure about what conduct is authorized or unauthorized in a course, you are strongly urged to ask your instructor to clarify.