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Assistant Dean
Dr. Jo Anne Holbert
577-1721
Division Secretary
Ms. Ruthannah McCaugney
577-1805
The Theoretical and Behavioral Foundations Division
offers graduate degree programs in:
- Counseling
- Educational Evaluation and Research
- Educational Psychology
- School and Community Psychology
- Marriage and Family Psychology
- Rehabilitation Counseling
These programs prepare students for a variety of
professions such as school and community agency counselors, guidance
workers, career guidance specialists; leadership positions in educational
evaluation and statistics, computer applications, research methodology,
and psychologists in school, community and business settings.
Satisfactory completion of the School and Community
Psychology program allows the student to be certified as a school
psychologist or to apply for the limited license as a psychologist
with the State of Michigan.
Satisfactory completion of the Marriage and Family
Psychology program qualifies the student to apply for the limited
license as a psychologist in the State of Michigan or certification
as a marriage counselor.
Satisfactory completion of the School Counseling
program allows the student to be certified as a school counselor.
Satisfactory completion of either a M.A. or M.Ed. in counseling
allows the student to apply for licensure as a limited licensed
professional counselor in the State of Michigan.
Graduation from the Rehabilitation Counseling and
Community Inclusion program qualifies the student to apply for licensure
as a limited licensed professional counselor in the State of Michigan
and for certification as a rehabilitation counselor.
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