Research positions are directly related to the collection and dissemination of information and statistics related to mental health. The overseas category shows alumni working in any area outside the United States or its territories. Alumni may be placed in more than one category depending on the types of services rendered, location, dual employment, student status, etc. The out of state sites are by special circumstances and permission of instructor and dean only. In addition to classes and group programs the Student Development Office provides individual career counseling, resume critique, and interview strategies.
Letters of recommendation are available upon request.
These programs are designed to provide a solid foundation for students and graduates to work from in their search for a career that meets their personality, talents, and abilities. The goal is to facilitate well-grounded professional counselors as they move into community and school leadership positions. Through the combination of class work and field experience, graduates will employ high levels of integrity and moral values to make a difference in the lives of the people they serve. There are two levels of field experience for masters level students in clinical programs, the practicum and the internship. The practicum is a 100 hour field experience for first-year masters students.