Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology

The Department of Educational and Counseling Psychology is a multidisciplinary department devoted to research, teaching, and service in the use of psychological principles to promote lifelong growth, learning, and development in multiple life roles and contexts. Four disciplines are represented in the department: Counseling Psychology, Educational Psychology, School Psychology, and Special Education. Currently offered through the division are ten different graduate degree programs by the four divisions that correspond to the represent disciplines:

• The Division of Counseling Psychology offers a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology (APA-accredited), a Master of Science in Community Counseling, a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling (CORE-accredited), and a Certificate of Advanced Study in School Counseling.

• Courses in Counseling Psychology
• Faculty of the Division of Counseling Psychology

• The Division of Educational Psychology and Methodology offers a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Psychology, a Master of Science in Educational Psychology, and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Educational Research.

• Courses in Educational Psychology
• Faculty of the Division of Educational Psychology and Methodology

• The Division of School Psychology offers a Doctor of Psychology in School Psychology (APA-accredited), and a Certificate of Advanced Study in School Psychology.

• Courses in School Psychology
• Faculty of the Division of School Psychology

• The Division of Special Education offers three programs leading to a Master of Science in Special Education and two programs leading to a Master of Science in Special Education and Literacy. Those wishing to pursue doctoral study in special education should inquire about the special education concentration within the Ph.D. program in Educational Psychology.

• Courses in Special Education
• Faculty of the Division of Special Education