Mental Health Counseling
Two programs in the department support counselors to work in a variety of mental health settings. These programs are the include the M.Ed. in Professional Counseling/Mental Health Counseling and the Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. Depending on the degree program and internship setting, graduates are prepared to serve as counselors in settings such as the following:
- Community mental health agencies
- Hospitals
- Juvenile justice facilities
- Outdoor therapeutic programs
- Drug and alcohol treatment facilities
- College and university counseling centers
- Private practice
Degree Programs
Master of Education (MEd)
- MEd in Professional Counseling (Mental Health Counseling)
Train as a professional counselor in a community setting with the M.Ed. in Professional Counseling. Develop effective skills and expertise in serving diverse clients.
Student Organizations
Mental Health Counseling Student Association (MHCSA)
This organization is for students in the Mental Health Counseling program. The primary focus of MHCSA is for the first- and second-year cohort students to connect and build relationships through mentorship and professional development.