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[pic] Bachelor of Science COUNSELING AND HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM MANUAL 2013 - 2014
Department of Counseling and Human Services J.A. Panuska, S.J. College of Professional Studies McGurrin Hall
University of Scranton
Scranton, PA 18510-4523
(570) 941-4236 8.2013
Table of Contents Page Faculty Listing and Contact Information 3
Introduction 4
About the University 5
About the Panuska College of Professional Studies 5
Mission Statement: Panuska College of Professional Studies 5 About the Department of Counseling & Human Services 6
Mission Statement: Department of Counseling & Human Services 6
About B.S. in Counseling & Human Services 7
Mission Statement: Undergraduate Counseling & Human Services 7
Accreditation & Certification 7
Counseling & Human Services Program Focus 8
Description of Counseling & Human Services Major 8
Student Advisement 9
Specialized Program Options 9
Concentration in Rehabilitation Services 9
Accelerated Baccalaureate/Master's Degree Program 9
Additional Information about the CHS Curriculum
Service Learning 10
Cognate Courses 10
Minor in Counseling & Human Services 10
Other Minors 10
Internships in Counseling & Human Services 10
Statement of Reasonable Accommodations 11
Fit for the Profession 11
Employment Outlook and Occupational Opportunities for Major 12
Human Services-Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP)
Credenttial.........................13
Student Resources 14
Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence (CTLE) 14
Weinberg Memorial Library 14
Honor Society: Tau Upsilon Alpha 15
Counseling & Human Services Association 15
Academic Code of Honesty 15
Academic Resources and University Support Services 16 Appendix A: CHS and CHS Concentration in Rehabilitation curriculums 18
Appendix B: CHS 380 - Internship in CHS Departmental Data Sheet 20
Appendix C: CHS 481- Advanced Internship in CHS Departmental Data Sheet
22
Appendix D: Fitness for the Profession Document 22
Professional/Personal Attributes 23
Student Retention Policy and Procedure 25
Student Responsibility Form 28
DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING and HUMAN SERVICES and UNDERGRADUATE COUNSLEING
and HUMAN SERVICES FACULTY and STAFF
|LeeAnn Eschbach, Ph.D., NCC. LPC |Paul Datti, Ph.D., CRC, HS-BCP |
|Department Chair |Program Director |
|Associate Professor |Assistant Professor |
|MGH 455 |MGH 451 |
|(570) 941-6299 |(570) 941-4127 |
|leeann.eschbach@scranton.edu |paul.datti@scranton.edu |
| |Gerianne Barber, M.S., LPC, CRC |
|Amy Banner, Ph.D., NCC |Director, Counselor Training Center |
|Director, Clinical Mental Health |MGH 433 |
|Counseling Program |(570) 941-7635 |
|MGH 443 |gerianne.barber@scranton.edu |
|(570) 941-4129 | |
|amy.banner@scranton.edu | |
|Lori A. Bruch, Ed.D., CRC, LPC |Julie Cerrito, Ph.D. |
|Director, Rehabilitation |Assistant Professor |
|Counseling Program |MGH 447 |
|MGH 435 |(570) 941-4163 |
|(570) 941-4308 |julie.cerrito@scranton.edu |
|lori.bruch@scranton.edu | |
| | |
|Rebecca Spirito Dalgin, Ph.D., CRC|Elizabeth Jacob, Ph.D., NCC, LPC, |
| |HS-BCP |
|Associate Professor |Associate Professor |
|MGH 437 |MGH 449 |
|(570) 941- 7819 |(570) 941-7487 |
|rebecca.dalgin@scranton.edu |elizabeth.jacob@scranton.edu |
| | |
|Lori Magnuson, Ph.D., CRC |Oliver J. Morgan, Ph.D., NCC, LMFT, |
|Assistant Professor |ACS, HS-BCP |
|MGH 453 |Professor |
|(570) 941-7884 |MGH 439 |
|lori.magnuson@scranton.edu |(570) 941-6171 |
| |oliver.morgan@scranton.edu |
| | |
|Kevin Wilkerson, Ph.D., NCC, ACS |Benjamin Willis, Ph.D. |
|Co-Director, School Counseling |Assistant Professor |
|Program |MGH 441 |
|MGH 445 |(570) 941-6172 |
|(570) 941-6649 |benjamin.willis@scranton.edu |
|kevin.wilkerson@scranton.edu | |
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|Administrative Support Staff: |
|Full Time Faculty Secretary |Part Time Secretary |
|Ann Keeler, B.A. |Pam Turbessi |
|MGH 457 |MGH 457 |
|(570) 941-4236 |(570) 941-4236 |
|ann.keeler@scranton.edu |pamela.turbessi@scranton.edu |
|Hours: Monday through Friday: |Hours: Mon. - Wed. 4:30-8:00pm & |
|8:30 - 4:30pm |Tues. snd Thurs. 8:30am to 1:15pm |
| | | |
| |OTHER TELEPHONE NUMBERS: | |
| |Bookstore 941-7454 | |
| |Career Services 941-7640 | |
| |Counseling and Human Services | |
| |Department 941-4236 | |
| |Counseling Center 941-7620 | |
| |Center for Teaching and Learning | |
| |Excellence (CTLE) | |
| |(Academic Support Services) 941-4038 | |
| |Equity and Diversity Office 941-6645 | |
| |Financial Aid 941-7700 | |
| |PCPS Dean's Office | |
| |941-6305 | |
| |PCPS Academic Advising Center 941-6390| |
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|WORLD WIDE WEB |
|University of Scranton: http://www.scranton.edu |
|Department of Counseling and Human Services: |
|http://matrix.scranton.edu/academics/pcps/counseling/programs/CHS/index.|
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UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON
DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING AND HUMAN SERVICES B.S. COUNSELING & HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
This manual is designed to provide information on the B.S. in Counseling
and Human Services Program at the University of Scranton. The undergraduate
program in Counseling and Human Services is offered through The Panuska
College of Professional Studies by the faculty of the Department of
Counseling and Human Services. Our department is located in the J.A.
Panuska College of Professional Studies in McGurrin Hall. In addition to
the B.S. in Counseling and Human Services Program, the department offers
foundational graduate programs in Community Counseling, Rehabilitation
Counseling, and School Counseling, and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate
Study (CAGSPC) in Professional Counseling. If you are a prospective student, we are pleased that you have requested
information and are considering earning your Bachelor of Science degree
with us. This manual, along with an Undergraduate Catalog and University
Fact Sheet will help to answer many of the "most often asked" questions
from prospective students. These materials are available from the
Department Secretary, Ann Keeler, at (570) 941-4236. Should you require
further information, please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Paul Datti,
Undergraduate Program Director at (570) 941-4127 or Dr. LeeAnn Eschbach,
Department Chair, at (570) 941-6299. Additional information is also
available on the department's website at
http://academic.scranton.edu/department/chs. We strive to create a learning environment that is scholarly and rigorous,
along with a program of professional preparation that is demanding and
rewarding. Professional preparation includes academic work, challenging
experiences and reflection, clinical practice under supervision, and use of
advanced technologies. Openness, mutual sharing