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Part V PROGRAM OF STUDY DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIALTY INTERESTS The Psy.D. program of study is 117-credits leading to the doctoral degree. Courses are outlined below and described. There are 111 required credits in concentration and 6 required credits from electives. Included among elective credits is the Independent Project, which is an individualized course under faculty direction that may include either study in a specific content area of an additional supervised practicum with supervision on site supplemented by individualized instruction from program faculty. Students admitted into the Psy.D. program with little or no experience in psychotherapy are encouraged to take the Independent Project (PSYC 696) (Appendix VIII- Criteria for Independent Project) as a supplemental field placement. Students who enter the Psy.D. program at the bachelor’s level must take PSYC 695 as a required field placement. All students are required to take 3 elective credits from the advanced psychotherapy series (PSYC 750-754) and may complete these electives as either an additional, supervised field placement within a specific therapy model that includes supplemental instruction by a member of the faculty, or as a research paper (Appendix IX- Criteria for Advanced Psychotherapy Electives). Following a listing of courses and course scheduling, there is a review of some of the main components of the program, including the Comprehensive Examination, Clinical Practica, Dissertation, Predoctoral Internship, and Graduation. All of the course information listed below is also available in the College of Graduate Studies Catalog. REQUIRED COURSES (111-credits) PREREQUISITES (for Bachelor admits) PSYC 668 Counseling Theories and Techniques I PSYC 669 Counseling Theories and Techniques II CORE (9 credits) GEN 701 Human Development (3) GEN 702 Methods of Research (3) PSYC 790 Dissertation Research Seminar (3) PSYC 797 Comprehensive Examination (0) REQUIRED CONCENTRATION (102 credits) PSYC 602 Geriatric Counseling (3) PSYC 604 Group Process (3) PSYC 606 Family Counseling (3) PSYC 607 Treatment of Children and Adolescents (3) PSYC 608 Psychopathology (3) PSYC 663 Psychometrics (3) PSYC 664 Assessment I: Cognitive (3) PSYC 700 Biological Bases of Behavior (3) PSYC 701 Cognitive and Affective Bases of Behavior (3) 36
PSYC 702 Professional Issues and Ethics (3) PSYC 710 Cognitive and Behavioral Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 711 Psychoanalytic Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 712 Client-Centered and Relationship Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 713 History and Systems in Psychology (3) PSYC 718 Applied Statistical Analysis for Behavior Science (3) PSYC 720 Gender Psychology (3) PSYC 721 Psychology of Human Diversity (3) PSYC 722 Human Sexuality and Dysfunctions (3) PSYC 730 Assessment IV: Advanced Skills (3) PSYC 731 Assessment V: Neuropsychological (3) PSYC 740 Clinical Psychopharmacology (3) PSYC 741 Clinical Supervision, Consultation, and Management (3) PSYC 745 Social Psychology (3) PSYC 765 Assessment II: Personality (3) PSYC 780 Diagnostic Practicum and Seminar I (3) PSYC 781 Diagnostic Practicum and Seminar II (3) PSYC 782 Psychotherapy Practicum and Seminar I (3) PSYC 783 Psychotherapy Practicum and Seminar II (3) PSYC 786 Internship in Clinical Psychology I (1.5) PSYC 787 Internship in Clinical Psychology II (1.5) PSYC 788 Internship in Clinical Psychology III (1.5) PSYC 791 Internship in Clinical Psychology IV (1.5) PSYC 792 Internship in Clinical Psychology V (1.5) PSYC 793 Internship in Clinical Psychology VI (1.5) PSYC 798 Doctoral Dissertation I (3) PSYC 799 Doctoral Dissertation II (3) PSYC 800 Doctoral Dissertation III (3) PSYC 000 Dissertation Continuation (0) ELECTIVES (6 credits) PSYC 610 Children with Exceptional Needs (3) PSYC 614 Substance Abuse Education and Counseling (3) PSYC 666 Assessment III: Psychoeducational Lab (3) PSYC 696 Independent Project (3) PSYC 750 Advanced Psychoanalytic Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 751 Advanced Client-Centered and Relationship Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 752 Advanced Cognitive and Behavioral Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 753 Advanced Family and Marital Theories and Therapies (3) PSYC 754 Advanced Group Theories and Therapies (3) GEN 511* Special Topics • All students must take three credits in the PSYC 750-754 series. • All students must take three credits from PSYC: 610, 614, 666, 696, or three one-credit courses from GEN 511 series to substitute for one three-credit elective course at the 600-level. The exception is B.A. admits taking PSYC 695 (see below) as their first field placement. B.A. admits (or students admitted with a M.A. degree from a non-allied field) take PSYC 695 and one of the PSYC 750-54 series. 37
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