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Department of Counselor Education
The Counselor Education program offers studies in the areas of School Counseling and Clinical Mental Health. The program selects highly qualified and motivated individuals and prepares them to become effective professionals in counseling and related fields.
Counselor preparation encompasses three primary constructs: the knowledge base, which includes the eight CACREP common-core areas; a variety of counseling skills; and, personal dispositions.
Through academic and clinical coursework students learn to apply theory, acquire a repertoire of helping skills, evaluate and improve personal and professional attributes, develop active listening skills, and cultivate the empathy necessary to work with diverse populations in a counseling relationship.
- Advanced Institutional Studies
- Alliance for Continuing Excellence in Education
- Center for Language Proficiency
- Davis-Baker Preschool
- Counselor Education
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Educational Leadership
- Family and Consumer Sciences
- Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Athletic Training
- M.H. Russell Center for Economic Education
- Multimedia Learning Center
- NCATE Exhibits
- Southwest-A Education Renewal Zone
- South Arkansas Mathematics and Science STEM Center
- Teacher Admissions and Clinical Experience
- Teacher Licensure
Professor Emeritus Dr. Dee White taught in the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation from 1963 until her retirement in 1994. White has been recognized by the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame for her participation in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. She continues to work to encourage girls to be active in sports. Her work and legacy have been recognized by a number of people, groups and organizations.
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