FUNCIONES DE LOS TUTORES

COUN 530 Child and Adolescent Development 3 Cr.

Study of the maturational, cognitive, social, and behavioral changes associated with infancy, childhood, and adolescence.

COUN 532 Adulthood and Aging 3 Cr.

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COUN 535 Psychology of Personality 3 Cr.

Examination of the central concepts in personality theory, including the self-concept, basic motives, emotional conflicts, mechanisms of adjustment, and personality integration.

COUN 545 Community Counseling 3 Cr.

This course provides an overview of the variety of community counseling agencies that employ mental health counselors. An exploration of the foundations of mental health counseling; mental health service delivery, mental health assessment including assessment for mental disorders, and preventative mental health concepts will be briefly reviewed. The contextual dimensions of a variety of community agencies will be explored.

COUN 550 Psychological Foundations of Management 2 Cr.

(Also offered as MGT 550.) This course examines the foundation of knowledge from the behavioral sciences as applied to business. Included are discussion of emotions, social and self-perceptions, social influence, decision making, and creativity and innovation. Students learn about how organizations can enhance or repress human growth, particularly how organizations can be both productive and humane.

COUN 570 Assessment in Counseling: Testing and Appraisal 3 Cr.

(Also offered as SCOUN 570.) Principles and methods of psychological measurement and evaluation with application to specific testing situations. Prerequisite: a course in statistics or research methods.

COUN 575 Human Neuropsychology in Counseling and School Settings 3 Cr.

An introduction to the structure and function of the human brain, and the effects of various neurological disorders on cognition, emotion, behavior, learning, and other important aspects of the human person. Assessment and treatment strategies for problems such as learning disabilities, head injury, epilepsy, and degenerative neurological diseases are discussed.

COUN 591 Special Topics in Counseling 1-3 Cr.

Selected topics in counseling based on the interest areas of students and faculty.

COUN 602 Research Methods 3 Cr.

A study of research designs used in counseling and psychological studies and program evaluation, including appropriate application of statistical techniques and understanding of descriptive and inferential statistics.

COUN 620 Human Development: Biological and Learned Bases of Behavior 3 Cr.

(Also offered as SCOUN 620.) An examination of human development across the life-span, with an integrated presentation of biological and learning principles. Special attention is devoted to discussion of developmental theories.

COUN 625 Social and Cultural Bases of Behavior 3 Cr.

A review of foundational theories in social psychology and an examination of cultural influences on behavior. Cross- cultural contexts for mental health counseling are considered.

COUN 635 Introduction to Psychopathology 3 Cr.

Description of the major types of mental and behavioral disorders and their development with consideration of appraisal techniques appropriate for detecting specific differences and disorders.

COUN 642 Advanced Psychopathology 3 Cr.

Analysis of major types of psychopathology and the formulation of strategies for treatment in the counseling setting, including the interface between counseling and pharmacotherapy. Prerequisite: COUN 635 or permission of instructor.

COUN 651 Leadership and Team Development 2 Cr.

(Also offered as MGT 651.) Focus is on issues related to being an effective leader, follower, and team member in the modern business world. This course explores interpersonal skills, effective leadership and followership, empowerment and delegations, conflict resolution and negotiation, team problem solving, team development, and entrepreneurship. Emphasis is given to the importance of values-based leadership in creating ethical and humane organizations. Prerequisite: COUN 550 or equivalent.

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COUN 652 Developing People 3 Cr.

(Also offered as MGT 652.) This course focuses on recruiting, training, and developing human resources, thereby enabling them to be competent performers within organizations. Areas covered include designing/redesigning jobs, coaching/mentoring, conducting performance appraisals, providing feedback, and administering discipline. A major focus relates to developing people and workforce environments that creatively capitalize on today's information technologies. The course addresses ethical concerns related to dealing with people and their development in changing organizations. Prerequisite: COUN 550 or equivalent.

COUN 660 Helping Relationships: Counseling Theories 3 Cr.

(Also offered as SCOUN 660.) Theories of personality are discussed and related to counseling interventions. Includes a review of contemporary mental health counseling theories and opportunities for case conceptualization.

COUN 662 Helping Relationships: Counseling Processes 3 Cr.

(Also offered as SCOUN 662.) Teaches research-supported counseling skills from a variety of perspectives and provides a general approach to the process of psychotherapy. Prerequisite: COUN 660.

COUN 664 Career Counseling: Appraisal and Intervention 3 Cr.

(Also offered as SCOUN 664.) A life-span approach to the examination of career development and career counseling. Elucidates commonalities between career counseling and psychotherapy with equal priority given to the acquisition of theory and skill.

COUN 665 Family Counseling and Dynamics 3 Cr.

An examination of family dynamics and the use of counseling techniques to help families in distress.

COUN 667 Clinical Addiction Theories and Treatment 3 Cr.

(Also offered as LCAC 667.) An examination of the complexity of addiction and its biological, psychological, behavioral, and social aspects, special populations such as gender and sexual orientation, the spectrum of types of addiction, co-occurring mental disorders, as well as racial, ethnic, and cultural differences. Exploration in the treatment of addictions as a chronic disease, identifying best practices, individualizing treatment using effective treatment plans, strategies, and techniques. Examine addiction across the life span and the changing landscape in the addictions field.

COUN 668 Group Counseling 3 Cr.

An examination of theory and practice in group dynamics, group processes, group counseling, and consultation. Includes a significant experiential component involving participation in group processes.

COUN 685 Counseling Practicum 3 Cr.

A supervised experience in mental health counseling with area of specialization dependent on the interest and training of the student. A minimum of 120 is spent working in a mental health setting under the supervision of an on-site supervisor and a campus faculty member. Prerequisite: satisfactory completion of a pre-practicum review. S/U grade only.

COUN 686 Counseling Internship I 3 Cr.

A supervised experience in mental health counseling with area of specialization dependent on the interest and training of the student. Includes on-campus group supervision. A minimum of 300 hours is spent working in a mental health setting under the supervision of an on-site supervisor. Prerequisite: satisfactory completion of COUN 685 and permission of the counselor training coordinator. S/U grade only.

COUN 687 Counseling Internship II 3 Cr.

A supervised experience in mental health counseling with area of specialization dependent on the interest and training of the student. Includes on-campus group supervision. A minimum of 300 hours is spent working in a mental health setting under the supervision of an onsite supervisor. Prerequisite: satisfactory completion of COUN 686 and permission of the counselor training coordinator. S/U grade only.

COUN 688 Advanced Counseling Internship 3 Cr.

A supervised experience in mental health counseling with area of specialization dependent on the interest, training, and prior practicum/internship experiences of the student. A minimum of 300 hours is spent working in a mental health setting under the supervision of an onsite supervisor. Includes on-campus group supervision. Prerequisite: satisfactory completion of COUN 687 and permission of the Counselor Training Coordinator. S/U grade only.

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COUN 691 Advanced Topics in Counseling 1-3 Cr.

Advanced topics in assessment, appraisal, intervention, consultation, and theory. May be repeated for credit if topics vary.

COUN 692 Research Project 3 Cr.

Research on a topic of special interest to students under regular supervision of a faculty adviser. A concluding paper of substantial proportions is required. A copy of the paper is to be filed in the department upon completion of the project. Prerequisite: The project must be approved prior to registration.

COUN 693 Foundations of Professional and Ethical Issues in Counseling 3 Cr.

Discussion of the professional roles, contemporary issues, and ethical principles of mental health professionals.

COUN 694 Counseling Proseminar 0 Cr.

Discussion of various topics related to the counseling profession. Course generally meets once per semester (Fall and Spring). Grading is on an S/U basis.

COUN 695 Independent Study 1-3 Cr.

Investigation of a special topic through readings under supervision of a faculty adviser. The department may require literature review or research. Concluding paper is required and must be filed in the department office. Prerequisite: The project must be approved in advance.

COUN 698 Master's Research Proposal 3 Cr.

Development of a literature review and research proposal which could form the basis of a master's thesis or research project. Prerequisite: approval of the chair of the department. S/U grade only.

COUN 699 Master's Research and Thesis 3 Cr.

Supervised research for master’s thesis. Required written report may be a review paper or research project submitted in APA style, and should be of publishable quality. Report must be submitted to and approved by the faculty of the Psychology Department. Two bound and approved copies must be filed with the Graduate School Office, one of which will be placed in the university archives. Prerequisite: COUN 698, and approval of the chair of the department. May be repeated once. S/U grade only.