Counseling and Psychology

Counseling and Supervision, Ph.D.

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Counseling and Supervision Handbook

Ph.D. Site Supervisor Guide

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Courses and Syllabi

COUN 7370	COUN 7610	COUN 7820
COUN 7400	COUN 7700	COUN 7840
COUN 7500	COUN 7730	PSY 7310
COUN 7510	COUN 7740

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Program of Study

Three-Year Plan (full-time/includes summers) | Three (3) Credit Hours Per Course

Courses align with CACREP standards for Doctoral Professional Identity.

First Year	Second Year	Third Year
Summer / 0 to 6 credits	Fall / 9 credits	9 credits minimum
(prerequisite and/or support courses)	COUN 7600 Teaching in Counselor Education	COUN 7990 Dissertation Research
PSY 6310 Educational Statistics	Required Research Elective (select COUN 7740 or COUN 7750):
PSY 6930 Interpreting and Applying Psychological Research	COUN 7740 Advanced Quantitative Inquiry and Research Design
	COUN 7750 Advanced Qualitative Inquiry and Research Design
Fall / 9 credits
COUN 7400 Advanced Counseling Theories and Practicum	COUN 7820 Doctoral Internship*
COUN 7500 Research, Scholarship and Publication	Spring / 9 credits
PSY 7310 Advanced Educational Statistics	COUN 7510 Counseling Administration and Program Evaluation
	COUN 7830 Regional Mental Health and Addictions Services
Spring / 9 credits	*Doctoral Internship (continued)
COUN 7370 Counseling Supervision
COUN 7730 Qualitative Research Methods in Counseling	Summer / 0 - 3 credits
COUN 7320 Advanced Group Counseling in Addictions and Special Populations	COUN 7970 Directed Research in Counseling Research (optional elective)
Summer / 3 - 9 credits
COUN 7700 Advanced Multicultural Counseling: Leadership and Advocacy
Optional Electives (3 - 6 credit hours) (e.g. Directed Experience in Counseling Research, Family Systems, Neuroscience, Play Therapy, Child and Adolescent Counseling, Couples Counseling, Trauma, etc.)