The program integrates and infuses issues of diversity and multiculturalism into every course. This rigorous and innovative program emphasizes prevention research and practice, effective intervention procedures, and growth and development within one's self and one's community. The length of the program will vary depending upon the specific track. This program is currently offered at the Eugene campus only. Applications are accepted from August 1 through October 15.
Admission is selective.
A 2.75 minimum GPA in undergraduate work or 3.00 minimum GPA in at least 8 semester hours of graduate study Basic skills test. An immediate supervisor in an educational or social agency who can attest to the applicant's competence to work with school-aged children or youth in volunteer or paid work experiences b. The applicant pool is screened by a faculty selection committee. Selected applicants are invited for a personal interview, and at that time asked to complete a brief writing sample. Applicants will be notified of their status by mail.