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COUNSELING & GUIDANCE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COUNSELING & GUIDANCE PROGRAM DIRECTOR James H. Stewart 256-372-8128 james.stewart@aamu.edu Graduate Faculty Professors James H. Stewart Annie Wells Associate Professors Calvin Matthews Joan Fobbs-Wilson Assistant Professors Rhonda Sherrod George Mamboleo ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Master of Science program in Counseling and Guidance offers students the educational background to prepare for work as school counselors. The M.S. program requires 48 credits of course work in thesis and non-thesis options. Currently, the program is intended for both part-time and full-time students, with classes designed to accommodate working students. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Program Requirements with the Thesis Option Sem. Required Program Hours SPE 501 Intro. To Study Exceptional 3 Children PSY 502 Descriptive & Inferential 3 Behavioral Statistics PSY 514 Advanced Developmental 3 Psychology PSY 555 Personality Theory 3 PSY 556 Group Dynamics 3 PSY 557 Organization and 3 Administration of Guidance PSY 558 Use & Interpretation of Tests 3 PSY 559 Counseling Techniques 3 PSY 585 Research in Psychology 3 PSY 592 Professional 3 Orientation/Issues PSY 595 Counseling Diverse 3 Populations PSY 597 Counseling Practicum 3 PSY 612 School Counseling Internship 3 PSY 660 Consultation 3 500-600 Level Electives 6 PSY 599 Thesis 6 Total 45-48 Program Requirements with the Non-Thesis Option Sem. Required Program Hours SPE 501 Intro. To Study Exceptional 3 Children PSY 502 Descriptive & Inferential 3 Behavioral Statistics PSY 514 Advanced Developmental 3 Psychology PSY 555 Personality Theory 3 PSY 556 Group Dynamics 3 PSY 557 Organization and 3 Administration of Guidance PSY 558 Use & Interpretation of Tests 3 PSY 559 Counseling Techniques 3 PSY 560 Occupational Psychology 3 PSY 585 Research in Psychology 3 PSY 592 Professional 3 Orientation/Issues PSY 597 Counseling Practicum 3 PSY 612 School Counseling Internship 3 PSY 660 Consultation 3 500-600 Level Electives 6 Note: Comprehensive Exam is required Total 45-48 41
COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM DIRECTOR Annie M. Wells 256-372-8128 Annie.wells@aamu.edu Graduate Faculty Professors Annie Wells Associate Professors Calvin Matthews Joan Fobbs-Wilson Assistant Professors Rhonda Sherrod George Mamboleo ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Master of Science program in Counseling Psychology offers students the educational background to prepare for work as mental health specialists in a variety of settings. The program provides broad-based instruction in practical counseling psychology which provides the framework necessary for graduates to apply for master’s level licensure as a professional counselor in the state of Alabama. The M.S. program requires 48 credits of course work in thesis and non-thesis options. Currently, the program is intended for both part-time and full-time students, with classes designed to accommodate working students. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Program Requirements for the Non-Thesis Option for MS Degree in Counseling Psychology Required Program Sem. Hours PSY 502 Desc & Inter. Behavioral 3 Statistics PSY 514 Adv. Developmental 3 Psychology PSY 555 Personality Theory 3 PSY 556 Group Dynamics 3 PSY 558 Use & Interpretation of Tests 3 PSY 559 Counseling Techniques 3 PSY 560 Occupational Psychology 3 PSY 585 Research in Psychology 3 PSY 592 Professional 3 Orientation/Issues PSY 595 Counseling Diverse 3 Populations PSY 597 Counseling Practicum 3 PSY 620 Counseling Internship I 3 PSY 621 Counseling Internship II 3 Electives 9 Total 48 Program Requirements with the Non-Thesis Option with a Concentration in Rehabilitation Counseling Track I – Blindness Track Required Program Sem. Hours Core Courses PSY 502 Descriptive & Inferential 3 Behavioral Statistics PSY 585 Research in Psychology 3 PSY 556 Group Dynamics 3 Concentration PSY 507 Introduction to Rehabilitation 3 Counseling PSY 508 Job Development and 3 Placement PSY 509 Vocational Assessment 3 PSY 553 Case Management 3 PSY 554 Medical Aspects and 3 Adjustment in Rehabilitation PSY 559 Counseling Techniques 3 PSY 560 Occupational Psychology 3 PSY 591 Psychosocial Aspects of 3 Disabilities PSY 597 Counseling Practicum 3 UT – Orientation to 12 Deafness PSY 616 Internship in Vocational 3 Counseling PSY 617 Internship in Rehabilitation 3 Counseling Total 48 Candidates must take and pass the Comprehensive Examination 42
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Page 38 and 39: OBJECTIVES Alabama A&M University
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Concentration Areas Family & Child
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FED 521 Multicultural Education FED
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SPE 660 Advanced Collaborative 3 Co
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Analysis URB 555 Terminal Research
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 99
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exploration, shipment, release and
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and environmental stress factors. P
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of life cycles, biology and control
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CHE 515 Laboratory Design for Eleme
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testing and maintenance. Introduces
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CSD 520 Language Disorders in Child
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EE 520 Power Systems I - Three seme
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ENG 512 Sixteenth Century English L
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formulations, modification, methods
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operation of the various food proce
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FED 504 Evaluation of Teaching-Lear
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the present role of Afro-Americans
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INT 512 Statistical Methods in Appl
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MBA 550 Independent Research in Bus
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MTH 552 Analysis I - Three semester
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MUS 583 Advanced Percussion Techniq
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NRE 528 Fruit and Vegetable Product
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PHY 639 Electron Spectroscopy and E
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detectors and measurement technique
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READING EDUCATION RDG 512 Language
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SWK 615 Grant Writing - Two semeste
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TTE 506 Principles of Teaching Tech
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URBAN PLANNING URP 500 Fundamentals
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Administration Hugine, Andrew, Pres
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ERNST CEBERT Associate Professor of
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EDWARD L. JONES Professor of Curric
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HOPE C. REED Associate Professor of
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JOAN FOBBS-WILSON Associate Profess
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