Counseling Courses
Required Courses for the Counseling Minor
CMHC 1101
Intro to Counseling Profession
An introduction to the scope and function of the professional counselor, including professional identity, the history of the counseling profession, and standards in the counseling profession today. Specific focus on professional development within the counseling profession, including credentialing and membership in professional associations pertaining to the counseling field.
PSYC 3480
Abnormal Psychology
A study of the classification, etiology, and treatment of personality disorganization. Prerequisite: at least one course in psychology.
PSYC 1500
Human Development
A survey of the important methods, theories, themes, issues and research findings in the field of lifespan developmental psychology.
PSYC 2101
Selected Topics in Psychology
A study of a topic selected by the department focusing on a area of particular interest within the disciplines. Topic is announced at registration.
PSYC 2470
Health Psychology
A study of the relationships among the mind, body, and society as they relate to physical health and illness.
PSYC 3501
Selected Topics in Psychology
A study of a topic selected by the department focusing on an area of particular interest within the discipline. Topic is announced at registration.
PSYC 3380
Psychology of Personality
A comparative examination of the major dynamic, behavioral, and humanistic theorists of "normal personality" in format, dynamics and development of personality.
PSYC 3980
Behavior Mod - Well-Being
A study of the basic principles and processes of behavior modification, with emphasis on the design and implementation of strategic interventions to enhance individual and community health, educational outcomes, and interpersonal, familial, and professional interactions.
SOC 1301
