Counseling (COUN)

Introduction to Suicidology covers a broad range of issues related to suicide from global, U.S. national, state and local perspectives. (Formerly 5600:401)

Prerequisite: Senior standing. Introduction to background, role and function, techniques, community agencies and issues in personnel field. For student considering pupil personnel fields, social work. (Formerly 5600:410)

Mental illness is often portrayed negatively the media. This course focuses on mental illness, stigma, and how movies portray specific mental disorders. (Formerly 5600:415)

Prerequisite: Junior or greater standing. Examination of current career education models and programs with emphasis on infusion of career education activities into elementary and secondary curriculum. (Formerly 5600:426)

Open to resident assistants in University housing. A course designed to help student personnel workers become more effective in professional role. (Formerly 5600:436)

Prerequisite: Permission. Consideration of the global issues, current research, coping behavior, support systems and family and individual needs in regard to life-threatening situations. (Formerly 5600:450)

(May be repeated with a change in topic) Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Group study of special topics of critical, contemporary concern in professional education. (Formerly 5600:480)

Special instruction designed as in-service and/or upgrading individuals on current issues and practices in counseling. (Formerly 5600:490)

Special instruction designed as in-service and/or upgrading individuals on current issues and practices in counseling. (Formerly 5600:491)

Special instruction designed as in-service and/or upgrading individuals on current issues and practices in counseling. (Formerly 5600:492)

Special instruction designed as in-service and/or upgrading individuals on current issues and practices in counseling. (Formerly 5600:493)

In-service programs for counselors and other helping professionals. (Formerly 5600:494)