Overview
Description
This course is an internship experience for doctoral students in Counselor Education and Supervision. Supervised field experiences in the five themes of the doctoral program as well as group and triadic supervision.
Units
Lecture1
Internship Practicum2
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Spring
Terms
spring
Attributes
StandardRepeatable up to 6 credits
Learning Outcomes
- develop and demonstrate a deeper level of understanding of counseling theory and practice.
- demonstrate the skills to become self-reflective, culturally informed clinical supervisors.
- develop knowledge and skills related to pedagogy and teaching that are culturally informed and relevant to contemporary counselor education.
- demonstrate the attitudes, characteristics, and behaviors defined by the program as exemplars of counseling professionals from admission until exit.
- demonstrate the capacity to design, implement, and disseminate results of an original research study in counseling, and will gain knowledge in writing for publication.
- demonstrate knowledge of leadership content, style, skills, and strategies important for success in counseling leadership.
- demonstrate a broad understanding of counselor education, including a foundational understanding of the higher education work environment, accreditation standards and processes, current political issues impacting counseling and hi