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The School Counseling Program was redesigned and reinstated
by the faculty in the Department of Educational Psychology
to meet the growing need for well trained school counselors.
The program consists of 48 semester hours leading to the Master
of Education (M.Ed.) Degree. We view counselor training as
essentially beginning at the graduate level, so students from
various academic backgrounds will likely qualify for the program.
The School Counseling Program is designed for persons preparing
to work in the elementary, middle, and high schools. This
program will lead to fulfilling the requirements for becoming
a Certified School Counselor. Students in the School Counseling
Program will need to create a portfolio
with work products included over the course of their training.
Students should speak with their advisors about the format
and mechanisms for creating and maintaining their portfolios.
June 1st Year - Classes Begin
Summer Semester I:
EDPY 5430 Group Counseling
EDPY 5423 Methods and Techniques of Counseling
Fall Semester I:
EDPY 4413 Introduction to Counseling
EDPY 5213 Group Administered Tests
EDPY 5910 I Practicum - Professional Orientation and Ethics
Spring Semester I:
EDPY 5443 Developmental Guidance in the Schools
EDPY 5463 Multicultural Counseling
EDPY 5910 II Practicum - Counseling Theories
Summer Semester II
EDPY 5113 Educational Psychology of Human Development
EDPY 5453 Intervention Strategies for School Counselors
Fall Semester II
EDPY 5033 Introduction to Educational Research Methods
EDPY 5410 Occupational Information/Career Development
EDPY 5920 Counseling Internship
Also complete the Admission to Candidacy form (download from
gradweb.ou.edu) and submit to Pat Stiefer, Room 321, Collings
Hall
Spring Semester II
EDPY 5920 Counseling Internship
EDPY 5173 Collaboration for Lifelong Integration
EDPY 5203 Measurement and Evaluation in Education
Elective
Also prepare for and complete the Comprehensive Exam. This
is usually
scheduled in April. Also, pay graduation fees so that you
can graduate.
May - Commencement |
