Graduate Programs-Rehabilitation Counseling
Academic review and retention policy
The faculty meet regularly to discuss the progress of students in the program. The following elements are reviewed: Academic progress and promise; counseling skills acquisition and development; personality traits or personal issues that may be interfering with progress in the program; legal and ethical issues. In the event that there is a faculty concern about a student regarding any of these areas a faculty member will meet with the student to discuss necessary remediation and steps to take toward improvement or to offer assistance to the student in finding a more suitable field of study. While there was preliminary evaluation of a prospective student's suitability for counseling at the time of admission, evaluation also occurs throughout a student's course of study. During the pre-practicum core, course evaluations are made by faculty as to whether students have developed the skills and personal characteristics necessary to proceed to practicum. During practicum, regular evaluations are made by faculty to determine whether the student is prepared to proceed to internship or whether the practicum experience needs to be repeated or other assistance is necessary to continue in the program. During the internship, regular assessments are made by the site supervisor documenting the pre-professional progress and readiness for recommendation for graduation and licensure.
Rehabilitation counseling program
Fall Semester, 2005
CEEP 650, Introduction to RehabilitationProcess and Practice, 3 Cr.CEEP 651, Counseling Theories, 3 Cr.
CEEP 668, Counseling Procedures, 3 Cr.
CEEP 665, Measurement
Techniques, 3 Cr.
Total Semester Credits: 12
Spring Semester, 2006
CEEP 667, Career Development,3 Cr.
CEEP 652, Medical and Biological Factors in Counseling, 3 Cr.
CEEP 678, Introduction to
Graduate Statistics, 3 Cr.
CEEP ___, Elective (CEEP 655, Rehab. Seminar), 3 Cr.
Total Semester Credits: 12
Summer Semester 2006
CEEP 530, Adv. Human Growth & Development, 3 Cr.
CEEP 629 Vocational Evaluation and Placement, 3 Cr.
CEEP 653 Psycho-Social and
Cultural Factors in Counseling, 3 Cr.
CEEP 669 Supervised Counseling Practicum, 4 Cr.
Total Semester Credits: 13
CEEP 675 Research Methods, 3 Cr.
CEEP 696 Supervised Internship in Counseling, 3 Cr.
Total Semester Credits: 6
Spring Semester 2007
CEEP 696 Supervised Internship
in Counseling, 3 Cr.
CEEP ––– Elective, 2 Cr.
Total Semester Credits: 5
TOTALl PROGRAM CREDITS: 48
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