CNS 673 - Development and Administration of School Counseling Programs

Credit Hours: 3

Investigates the systematic development and administration of K-12 comprehensive school counseling programs. Knowledge and skill competencies emphasized include the understanding and application of program development, implementation, and evaluation. Explores the role and responsibility of the school counselor within the context of the ASCA National Model. Examines ethical and legal responsibilities within these frameworks. Designed with activities which will develop knowledge and skills in college and career planning, as well as in the development of effective classroom guidance lessons.

Prerequisite: CNS 611, CNS 622, CNS 643 (non-teachers), and CNS 664 (all courses may be taken concurrently)
Additional Requirements: Must be taken at SAU
Location:
Virtual Classroom