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School of Holistic Studiesofferings in the School of Education and Liberal Arts form the coreof the BFA program’s academic requirements and are offered atthe Berkeley campus as well as at the Pleasant Hill and Campbellcampuses. Arts & Consciousness (A&C) courses, offered only atthe Berkeley campus, include special studio-intensive courses inthe painting; drawing; digital media; photography; improvisation,movement, and poetics; and sculpture and installation art.Other A&C courses required for the BFA include special academiccourses—A&C 4510 Visual Culture A and A&C 4520 VisualCulture B—a two-quarter sequence of courses which exploreidentity, art, and spirituality. Studio-elective classes aimed atincreasing personal creativity and expression are an importantpart of the BFA. A special course introducing new students toself-inquiry techniques using the creative process—A&C 4530 Art,Archetype, and Creative Process—is required in the first quarterof the program as are a rich variety of courses which combinestudio, academic, and experiential learning.The general-education breadth requirements for the BFA programare different from the university requirements earlier in thiscatalog. Consult the following table.School ofHolistic StudiesCourses Units Prerequisite(s) Co-Requisite(s)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Lower-Division Prerequisite Courses 1Composition 6_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Humanities 9_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Natural Science 3_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Mathematics 3_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Social Science 6_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Studio Art 9_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Electives 24_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________General Education_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________COR 3100 Critical Thinking and Writing 3 lower-division composition course_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________COR 3145 Research Writing 3 COR 3100_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PHR 3405 World Religions 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Select EITHER of the following 2PHR 4412 Introduction to Eastern Meditative Practices (2) —PHR 4413 Introduction to Western Meditative Practices (2) —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Any TWO Humanities electives 6Any Religion elective 3Any Social Science elective 6General education electives 21_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________History of Art_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4020 History of Contemporary Art 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4022 Art of the World 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4024 Modern Art 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Any Art History electives 6_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4800 BFA Studio Critique Seminar 2 12 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Theory and Process_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4510 Visual Culture A 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4520 Visual Culture B 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4530 Art, Archetype, and Creative Process 3 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4670 Media of Sacred Arts 3 9 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________A&C 4981 BFA Final Project 4 4 —_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Studio Arts Electives 5 33_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total units required 189_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1Students are expected to have completed these requirements prior to admission. Students lacking these courses may take approved upper-divisioncourses at JFKU, earn credit through CLEP or DANTES tests, or take approved courses from local community colleges.2Students must elect this 3-unit course four times for a total of 12 units.3This is a repeatable, variable-unit course (1–3). Students in this program are required to complete nine units of this course.4Students must elect this two-unit course twice for a total of 4 units.5Studio arts electives are fulfilled by taking A&C 4660 and A&C 4675 courses.104 School of Holistic Studies John F. Kennedy University
School of Holistic StudiesCounseling PsychologyThe department of Counseling Psychology offers a Master of Artsin Counseling Psychology with three specializations: somaticpsychology, transpersonal psychology, and holistic studies (anintegration of somatic and transpersonal). Built on the traditionsof modern psychology, the foundation of all three specializationsadds a holistic perspective which integrates body, mind, spirit, andculture into the curriculum.The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology is designed forstudents who are interested in working psychotherapeuticallywith individuals, couples, families, and groups. Students receivea strong foundation in basic counseling theory and practice whilemeeting the educational requirements for the California Marriageand Family Therapist (MFT) license. Specializations are offeredin somatic psychology, transpersonal psychology, and holisticstudies (offered only at the Campbell campus). Students in theholistic and transpersonal specializations are admitted in fall andspring. Students in the somatic specialization are admitted in fallonly. Prerequisites may be taken in the winter or summer quartersprior to the respective fall or spring admission times.The curriculum encompasses core courses in holistic studies,basic counseling skills, diagnosis and assessment; marriage andfamily counseling courses; and courses in the student’s chosenspecialization. Students complete a yearlong supervised traineeshipat the school’s center for holistic counseling in Oakland,JFKU’s community counseling centers in Sunnyvale or Pittsburg,or an approved community-based site.The three-year program is divided into three areas of emphasis.Year one focuses on basic theory and acquisition of personaltherapy skills such as receptivity, presence, tracking, and effectivecommunication. Year two emphasizes the development of coreclinical skills in the area of assessment and treatment, marriage,and family interventions, and training in the specializations. Inthe third year, students are in their supervised field placement andall courses are focused on work with clients.Central to the program is the perspective that holistic learningoccurs both cognitively and experientially. Only through knowingoneself can the therapist obtain the clarity, compassion, andwisdom necessary to help others. The curriculum therefore placessignificant emphasis upon the student’s self-exploration andpersonal growth combined with critical thinking and theacquisition of clinical skills. Graduates of the program willknow themselves well as professionals who are skilled and capable.Graduates will competently use the counseling skills of empathiclistening, clear and direct communicating presence, and selfreflection.They will understand and know professional theoriesof individual and family development and therapy as well asdevelop basic professional skills in clinical diagnosis and assessment.Students of the program will also learn the importanceof attunement to issues relating to diversity, ethnicity, andmulticulturalism in providing professional services. Theywill know the laws of the state of California as they pertain tothe profession of counseling psychology and be practiced inmaking ethical choices and decisions.Program Learning Outcomes• Display the capacity to build a therapeutic relationshipwith client.• Demonstrate a high level of clinical skills.• Articulate theoretical comprehension and applycritical thinking.• Exhibit holistic self-awareness.• Articulate the principles of the program specializations(transpersonal, somatic, holistic).• Embody professionalism.Field PlacementStudents in the counseling psychology program gain therapeuticexperience and develop their clinical skills through arequired 12 units of field placement. Students complete theirfield placement at the school’s center for holistic counseling,JFKU’s community counseling centers in Sunnyvale or Pittsburg,or at another approved community-based site.The 12 units (four consecutive quarters) of supervised fieldplacement are integral to students’ clinical training. Students aretrained in conducting screening interviews, crisis intervention,assessment, referral, and community outreach. Students haveample opportunity to share their clinical experience with othertrainees and to receive feedback on their work from skilledpractitioners. Working with the guidance of experienced, licensedtherapists, trainees are assisted in developing therapeutic skillsthrough a variety of means including individual and group supervision,training sessions, individual and family case seminars,direct observation through one-way mirrors, and use of audioandvideotaping. Students may sometimes be required or have theoption to take a fifth quarter of field placement.School ofHolistic StudiesJohn F. Kennedy UniversitySchool of Holistic Studies 105
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