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Education — Counseling, Special Education, and Rehabilitation
244 2004-2005 California State University, Fresno General Catalog
and B) and submit it to the Admissions,
Records, and Evaluations Office located in
the Joyal Administration Building. Applica-tion
forms may be obtained from the Divi-sion
of Graduate Studies, Thomas Adminis-tration
Building, Room 132 or from the
Education Student Services Center, ED 151.
Also, applicants must complete the Counsel-ing
or Special Education Program application
that can be obtained from the department
office in ED 350 or the Education Student
Services Center, ED 151.
All applicants must attend a regularly sched-uled
informational orientation session within
the program. To obtain a schedule of ses-sions,
contact ED 350 or call (559) 278-
0340. Applicants will receive written notifi-cation
regarding admission status after review
by program faculty. Applicants may be re-quired
to attend a structured interview.
Graduate Programs
The Department of Counseling, Special
Education, and Rehabilitation offers pro-grams
leading to a Master of Science in
Counseling with an option in counseling
and student services; a Master of Science in
Counseling with an option in marriage and
family therapy; a Master of Science in Reha-bilitation
Counseling; and a Master of Arts
in Special Education.
Candidates who qualify for a preliminary
teaching credential with completion of a
bachelor’s degree program may, with prior
approval, use a master’s degree program to
satisfy the fifth-year requirements for a clear
teaching credential.
Clinical Review
A formal clinical review process serves as a
prerequisite for advancement to candidacy
along with the advancement to candidacy
criteria outlined in the Division of Graduate
Studies section in this catalog.
During the semester that students are en-rolled
in the COUN 208 practicum course,
the Clinical Review Committee of program
faculty convenes to evaluate students. The
criteria for this evaluation are based on skills
and qualities considered appropriate for en-try-
level counselors. Students may be asked
to leave the program if committee recom-mendations
are not met. Students will not
be allowed to advance to candidacy until
they pass the clinical review.
Master of Science
in Counseling
The Master of Science in Counseling is a
professional degree program designed for
persons who desire to practice in the field of
counseling. The Master of Science includes
two program options: (1) the Option in
Marriage and Family Therapy and (2) the
Option in Counseling and Student Services.
Graduate Writing Requirement. In keep-ing
with California State University, Fresno’s
Graduate Writing Requirement (GWR), all
students enrolled in the various M.S. in
Counseling options and M.S. in Rehabilita-tion
program must demonstrate competence
in graduate-level writing prior to being ad-vanced
to candidacy for a master’s degree.
The Graduate Writing Requirement is de-signed
to determine students’ ability to write
clearly, logically, analytically, and knowl-edgeably.
Students enrolled in the M.S. in
Counseling options in Marriage and Family
Therapy and Counseling and Student Ser-vices
will demonstrate writing proficiency as
part of COUN 220. Students enrolled in
the M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling will
demonstrate writing proficiency as part of
COUN 257 or 258. Should the student
receive a passing grade in the course content
but fail to demonstrate adequate writing
competence, there is an appeals process.
Please refer to the specific counseling
program’s Student Handbook for additional
information regarding the Graduate Writ-ing
Requirement and appeals process.
Option in Marriage and Family Therapy
The Master of Science in Counseling is a 60-
unit professional degree program designed
for persons who desire to practice in the field
of counseling. An option is available in
marriage and family therapy. Persons com-pleting
this degree may qualify to work in
agencies, community colleges, four-year
colleges and universities, marriage and fam-ily
therapy, and related areas. Completion
of the M.S. in Counseling with an option in
marriage and family therapy fulfills the edu-cational
requirements for the state of Cali-fornia
Marriage and Family Therapist Li-cense.
Students entering the program after
January 2001 will be required to take a 2-
unit course on psychopharmacology to
qualify for MFT licensure in California.
Students seeking licensure should contact
the coordinator of counselor education for
information regarding licensing. This de-gree
program is designed to meet the re-quirements
of Division 2, Chapter 13, Sec-tion
4980.37 of the California Business and
Professions Code.
Application Deadlines
University Admission. University deadlines
for graduate admission applications normally
are set during the semester prior to antici-pated
program enrollment. (Deadlines for
fall and spring enrollment must be moni-tored.)
The university may extend admis-sion
deadlines if anticipated enrollment tar-gets
are not met. For specific deadlines,
applicants need to check with the Admis-sions
Office, Joyal Administration Public
Contact Window, or call (559) 278-2261.
KSOEHD Admission. All KSOEHD ad-mission
materials required for full admis-sion
(Classified Standing) are to be submit-ted
to the graduate technician in the
Education Student Services Center, ED 100;
check Web site for admission deadline. Stu-dents
submitting all application material
within these timelines will receive priority
consideration for admission. For KSOEHD
admission deadlines, contact the Education
Student Services Center, ED 151, or call
(559) 278-0300.
Applicants must complete the California
State University Graduate and Postbaccalau-reate
Application for Admission (Form G-A
at the community college or university
level in the areas of counseling and student
services student life.
Faculty
Ronald S. Kiyuna, Chair,
(559) 278-0340
Dana Caseau, Coordinator of
Special Education, (559) 278-0288
Christopher Lucey, Coordinator
of Counselor Education, (559) 278-0407
Sarah Lam, Coordinator of
Pupil Personnel Services/Student
Services, (559) 278-0355
Charles Arokiasamy, Coordinator of
Rehabilitation Counseling, (559) 278-0325
Charles Degeneffe
Sari H. Dworkin
Diane R. Gehart
Deanna Evans
Juan C. Garcia
Sarah K. Y. Lam
Christopher F. Lucey
Craig Miner
Robert H. Monke
Claire Sham Choy
Hong Shen
H. Dan Smith
Colleen Torgerson
Albert Valencia
Shari P. Willis
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| Title | 2004-05 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2004-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Full Text Search | Education — Counseling, Special Education, and Rehabilitation 244 2004-2005 California State University, Fresno General Catalog and B) and submit it to the Admissions, Records, and Evaluations Office located in the Joyal Administration Building. Applica-tion forms may be obtained from the Divi-sion of Graduate Studies, Thomas Adminis-tration Building, Room 132 or from the Education Student Services Center, ED 151. Also, applicants must complete the Counsel-ing or Special Education Program application that can be obtained from the department office in ED 350 or the Education Student Services Center, ED 151. All applicants must attend a regularly sched-uled informational orientation session within the program. To obtain a schedule of ses-sions, contact ED 350 or call (559) 278- 0340. Applicants will receive written notifi-cation regarding admission status after review by program faculty. Applicants may be re-quired to attend a structured interview. Graduate Programs The Department of Counseling, Special Education, and Rehabilitation offers pro-grams leading to a Master of Science in Counseling with an option in counseling and student services; a Master of Science in Counseling with an option in marriage and family therapy; a Master of Science in Reha-bilitation Counseling; and a Master of Arts in Special Education. Candidates who qualify for a preliminary teaching credential with completion of a bachelor’s degree program may, with prior approval, use a master’s degree program to satisfy the fifth-year requirements for a clear teaching credential. Clinical Review A formal clinical review process serves as a prerequisite for advancement to candidacy along with the advancement to candidacy criteria outlined in the Division of Graduate Studies section in this catalog. During the semester that students are en-rolled in the COUN 208 practicum course, the Clinical Review Committee of program faculty convenes to evaluate students. The criteria for this evaluation are based on skills and qualities considered appropriate for en-try- level counselors. Students may be asked to leave the program if committee recom-mendations are not met. Students will not be allowed to advance to candidacy until they pass the clinical review. Master of Science in Counseling The Master of Science in Counseling is a professional degree program designed for persons who desire to practice in the field of counseling. The Master of Science includes two program options: (1) the Option in Marriage and Family Therapy and (2) the Option in Counseling and Student Services. Graduate Writing Requirement. In keep-ing with California State University, Fresno’s Graduate Writing Requirement (GWR), all students enrolled in the various M.S. in Counseling options and M.S. in Rehabilita-tion program must demonstrate competence in graduate-level writing prior to being ad-vanced to candidacy for a master’s degree. The Graduate Writing Requirement is de-signed to determine students’ ability to write clearly, logically, analytically, and knowl-edgeably. Students enrolled in the M.S. in Counseling options in Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling and Student Ser-vices will demonstrate writing proficiency as part of COUN 220. Students enrolled in the M.S. in Rehabilitation Counseling will demonstrate writing proficiency as part of COUN 257 or 258. Should the student receive a passing grade in the course content but fail to demonstrate adequate writing competence, there is an appeals process. Please refer to the specific counseling program’s Student Handbook for additional information regarding the Graduate Writ-ing Requirement and appeals process. Option in Marriage and Family Therapy The Master of Science in Counseling is a 60- unit professional degree program designed for persons who desire to practice in the field of counseling. An option is available in marriage and family therapy. Persons com-pleting this degree may qualify to work in agencies, community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, marriage and fam-ily therapy, and related areas. Completion of the M.S. in Counseling with an option in marriage and family therapy fulfills the edu-cational requirements for the state of Cali-fornia Marriage and Family Therapist Li-cense. Students entering the program after January 2001 will be required to take a 2- unit course on psychopharmacology to qualify for MFT licensure in California. Students seeking licensure should contact the coordinator of counselor education for information regarding licensing. This de-gree program is designed to meet the re-quirements of Division 2, Chapter 13, Sec-tion 4980.37 of the California Business and Professions Code. Application Deadlines University Admission. University deadlines for graduate admission applications normally are set during the semester prior to antici-pated program enrollment. (Deadlines for fall and spring enrollment must be moni-tored.) The university may extend admis-sion deadlines if anticipated enrollment tar-gets are not met. For specific deadlines, applicants need to check with the Admis-sions Office, Joyal Administration Public Contact Window, or call (559) 278-2261. KSOEHD Admission. All KSOEHD ad-mission materials required for full admis-sion (Classified Standing) are to be submit-ted to the graduate technician in the Education Student Services Center, ED 100; check Web site for admission deadline. Stu-dents submitting all application material within these timelines will receive priority consideration for admission. For KSOEHD admission deadlines, contact the Education Student Services Center, ED 151, or call (559) 278-0300. Applicants must complete the California State University Graduate and Postbaccalau-reate Application for Admission (Form G-A at the community college or university level in the areas of counseling and student services student life. Faculty Ronald S. Kiyuna, Chair, (559) 278-0340 Dana Caseau, Coordinator of Special Education, (559) 278-0288 Christopher Lucey, Coordinator of Counselor Education, (559) 278-0407 Sarah Lam, Coordinator of Pupil Personnel Services/Student Services, (559) 278-0355 Charles Arokiasamy, Coordinator of Rehabilitation Counseling, (559) 278-0325 Charles Degeneffe Sari H. Dworkin Diane R. Gehart Deanna Evans Juan C. Garcia Sarah K. Y. Lam Christopher F. Lucey Craig Miner Robert H. Monke Claire Sham Choy Hong Shen H. Dan Smith Colleen Torgerson Albert Valencia Shari P. Willis |
