Counseling and School Psychology Programs
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Director and Advisor:
Carol Langelier, Ph.D.
Office: Education Center
Phone: (603) 897-8285
E-mail: clangelier@rivier.edu
The Counseling and School Psychology Programs are designed to prepare students for careers as certified or licensed practitioners employed in both clinical and educational settings. The emphasis of these programs is on training the student to become a highly effective, culturally competent professional who exhibits case conceptualization skills grounded in theory and intervention strategies that are purposeful and intentional. Student work is evaluated on an ongoing basis throughout the program both formally and informally. In order for students to successfully complete their program, they must show evidence of the acquisition of a theoretical knowledge base that translates into effective practice. In order to assess the acquisition of theory and professional skills, students are formally evaluated at the completion of each skills course required in their program, at degree candidacy, prior to the start of internship and prior to graduation. Degree candidacy and internship review require a formal meeting with the Program Director.
Individuals interested in applying to one of the Counseling or School Psychology Programs are strongly encouraged to contact the Program Director to arrange an initial, informal meeting to discuss the details of the program.
The Counseling Programs include:
Master’s Level
Mental Health Counseling (M.A.)
Educational Studies/Counseling Concentration (M.Ed.)
School Counseling (M.Ed.)
Non-Degree Programs Leading to Certification
Certification in School Counseling (Post-Master’s)
Certificate Programs
Basic Counseling
Multicultural Counseling
Multicultural Services
Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS)
Counseling
Mental Health Counseling
School Psychology
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