Instruction in the theories, skills, and techniques necessary to intervene into a variety of crisis situations such as suicide, violence, domestic violence, drug and alcohol abuse, and family dysfunction. In this capstone experience, master's students review the literature, report implications, and produce a project which can be applied in counseling-related settings. This can substitute for CHSE 6930. In this capstone experience, master's students review and critique the literature and report implications for research, theory, and practice on counseling-related topic of interest, approved by the instructor. Supervised practical experiences in various settings while assuming a spectrum of counseling roles and functions.
Emphasis is placed upon integrating ethical practice, theory, and research in work settings.
Workshops developed around topics of interest and concern to counselors, school psychologists, teachers, or other helping professionals. Practical application of topics will be stressed. In this capstone experience, master's students complete an original piece of research, including literature review, methods, analysis, and discussion. This can substitute for CHSE 6930. Individual study is designed to provide the student to work independently on professional problems under the direction of a faculty member in the Department of Counselor and Human Services Education.