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College of Graduate and Professional StudiesCollege of Graduate andProfessional StudiesPSD 7146 Advanced Group Process* (3 total)Prerequisites: PSD 7008, PSD 7016, PSD 7046, andPSD 7141PSD 7147 Multicultural Proficiency in Professional Psychology*(3 total)Prerequisites: PSD 7008, 7016, 7047, 7141;Corequisites: PSD 7135, 7146PSD 7160 PsychopharmacologyPrerequisites: PSD 7016, 7107PSD 7251 Qualitative Research: Critical ReviewPSD 7252 Clinical Dissertation Proposal I* (2)Prerequisite: PSD 7251PSD 7253B Clinical Dissertation Proposal II (2)Prerequisite: PSD 7252PSD 7254B Clinical Dissertation Proposal III (1)Prerequisite: PSD 7253BMA in Clinical PsychologyAfter satisfactorily completing all first- and second-year courses,students in good standing who have passed the comprehensivewritten examination will be awarded an MA degree in ClinicalPsychology. is degree is non-terminal and non-licensable. It isnot awarded to students who already have a Master’s degree inpsychology.• Comprehensive Written Examination (0)• Assessment Comprehensive Exam (0)Fourth YearPSD 7025 Child and Adolescent Issues: Psychopathology andTreatmentPrerequisites: PSD 7016, 7225PSD 7215 Consultation and Education in PsychologyPrerequisites: PSD 7016,PSD 7230 Management and Supervision: Self, Other, andOrganizationPrerequisite or Corequisite: PSD 7235, or instructorpermissionPSD 7235 Practicum III (9 total)Prerequisite: PSD 7135; Corequisite: PSD 7245is is a repeatable course and must be taken multiple times to totalthe number of units indicated:PSD 7245 Contemporary Issues in Professional Psychology (3total)Prerequisites: PSD 7146, 7147; Corequisite: PSD 7235is is a repeatable course and must be taken multiple times to totalthe number of units indicated:PSD 7302 Dissertation Completion (1.5)Prerequisite: PSD 7254 A-Bis course may be waived with permission (units replaced withelectives):PSD 7330 Case Management/Practicum (0-3)Electives (16)Clinical Proficiency Examination (0)Advancement to Candidacy (0)Fifth YearPSD 7400 Internship (36)Total units required:222 unitsCertificate in exercise & SportPerformancee Certificate in Exercise and Sport Performance is designed toprovide eligible psychologists, marriage and family therapists(MFT), and other psychology professionals the necessarycoursework required to apply for certification by the Associationfor Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). is 26 unit, in-residence oron-line certificate will provide knowledge in the areas of sport andexercise psychology, sport physiology, and kinesiology.is totally on-line certificate can be completed in approximatelyone year, and one quarter internship in the field is an integral partof the certificate program. Student interns can complete theirinternship at schools, with individuals, teams, or at recreationalfacilities. During internship, student interns will be supervisedremotely.admission requirementsIn addition to the <strong>University</strong> requirements listed previously in thiscatalog, applicants to the Sport Psychology Certificate Programmust submit the following:• Bachelor’s degree from an institution whose accreditation isrecognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation(CHEA). e awarding of the degree must be indicated on anofficial transcript.• Personal statement. Applicants must submit a 3-4 pagedocument describing their background and the nature of theirinterest in the certificate. More detailed information about thepersonal statement is available on the <strong>University</strong>’s website orfrom the Admissions Office.• Personal interview with the program chair or core facultymember. Once the completed application is received, applicantswill be contacted by the program to schedule an interview. Outof area applicants may be admitted provisionally based on theircompleted application file and then will meet with the programchair or faculty advisor upon arrival.Certificate requirementsAll courses are 3 quarter units unless otherwise indicated.Curriculum:PSP 5280 Fieldwork (4)Prerequisites: PSP 5816, PSP 5800APSP 5800A Sport Psychology APSP 5815 Performance Enhancement APSP 5816 Performance Enhancement BPSP 5817Prerequisite: PSP5815Performance Enhancement CPrerequisite: PSP 5816PSP 5833 Kinesiology (4)PSP 5835 Exercise Psychology (2)PSP 5819 Social and Historical Issues in Sport (4)Total units required:26 units116 College of Graduate and Professional Studies JOHN F. KENNEDy UNIvERSITy
College of Graduate and Professional Studies Course descriptionsarTS & COnSCiOuSneSS [a&C] Coursesa&C 5010 image and Process 3An investigation into the integration of art, process and innerawareness. Exploration of artistic paradigms creates a broad basefor understanding creative growth and development. Integration ofthese principles into individual artwork is emphasized. SpecialRequirements or Information: Offered only in the Fall and MFArequirement.a&C 5100 introduction to Transformative arts 3An introduction to the various methodologies and theories relatedto the use of art and personal creativity as healing forces in theworld. A wide variety of topics are explored, includingpsychological, spiritual and shamanic approaches to artwork.Students are encouraged to draw from their own experiences ofcreativity and expression as a basis for work in class. Offered onlyin the Fall.a&C 5200 Transformative arts education 1 - 3A variety of course offerings provide an investigation into the useof creativity as a vehicle for human growth and healing. Coursesexplore aspects of creativity related to teaching, personal spiritualpractice, healing and emotional counseling. By participating in avariety of creative modalities, students simultaneously strengthentheir own creative processes and form a basis for future professionalpractice. Offered quarterly MATA requirement MFA electivea&C 5255 Transformative arts Seminar 3The seminar grants students the opportunity to share theirindividual creative work with others in a supportive environment.It assists students in deepening their own experience as artists.Students gain insight into how their work can be translated intogrowth-oriented work with others. Class content is based on thestudent's artwork. The course offers insights into links betweeninner and outer work. MATA students only. MATA requirementa&C 5260 Transformative arts Teaching Practicum 3An investigation into the pedagogy of transformation throughcreative expression. Lectures, experiential exercises and classpresentations by visiting artists and teachers introduce students tothe practical approaches to transformative arts. Ethics andboundary issues are considered. Class results in practicalapplication of teaching approaches by students in a communitysetting of their choice.a&C 5300 applied alchemy 3An introduction to the transformational symbolic image system ofalchemy and its powerful applications to studio art making.Discussion of historical alchemical processes and the modern useof alchemical metaphor and symbol in art. Assigned reading andstudio assignments. Offered in Summer Theory and Processelective.a&C 5305 art and altered States of Consciousness 3Introduces subtle states of consciousness and altered states ofconsciousness in which inspiration, creativity and insight mightarise. Students explore practices meant to access states ofheightened lucidity and multidimensional awareness. Studioexercises involving music, movement and visual arts as well aslecture, readings and written assignments. Offered in Summerelective.a&C 5307 Visual Communications a 3Using a combination of digital and traditional art materials, thisclass explores the technical tools and philosophical assumptionsregarding the nature of communication through symbol, image,text, color, and composition. Through weekly assignments andcritiques, class members develop skills and insights needed forfurther exploration of the field.a&C 5308 Visual Communications B 3Continuation of work in A&C 5307, this course emphasizesadvanced skills in digital image-making. Develops further ability tointegrate conceptual skills into development of powerful andeffective visual images. Expands digital skills to include websitedesign and the use of appropriate software for the creation of basiconline venues for visual communication. Prerequisite: A&C5307.a&C 5310 art and the Symbolic Process 3An exploration of the philosophy of symbolism. Philosophical andexperiential insight into the nature of symbol from a variety ofcultural and individual perspectives. Students are led into thediscovery of their own archetypal visual vocabulary throughcombination of personal practice and academic investigationessential to creative process. Studio assignments, experientialexercises and written process paper. Offered in Spring MATA andMFA requirement.a&C 5312 Creativity and Consciousness 3An exploration of the nature of creativity and its transformativefunction from both personal and archetypal perspectives. Studentsare led in an inquiry into their own perspectives of the variousaspects of creativity: its energy, rhythms and blocks and how theymanifest as the final art product. Studio assignments, experientialexercises and written process papers. Offered in Winter MATA andMFA requirement.a&C 5315 dreams and the arts 2No description. Theory and process elective.a&C 5325 Faces of the Soul 3Students undergo an intensive exploration of the relationshipbetween Asian traditions of Qi Gong and energetic healing withmask-making, movement, and other individual creative acts.Special emphasis is placed on the use of creative self-expression todevelop and heal the body and to develop stronger self-image.a&C 5331 Media of Sacred art 3A variety of quarterly courses examine the creation of art intendedspecifically for sacred and transformative processes. Select topicsexplore the relationship between creativity and spiritual practice.various classes focus on mask making, music, movement and/ormixed media in the creation of sacred art. The use of sacred artfrom diverse cultural settings is considered. Offered quarterlyMATA/MFA elective.College of Graduate andProfessional StudiesJOHN F. KENNEDy UNIvERSITy College of Graduate and Professional Studies 117
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