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2012-2013 School of Human Services Graduate Catalog

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2012-2013 School of Human Services Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Program Details and Courses

A general description of the overall program is available on the Academic Program page.

Organizational Management and Leadership Concentration (36 credits)

The goal of the Organizational Management and Leadership (MOML) concentration is to develop the leadership and management skills of people who have caring hearts and the competency to act. MOML courses provide students the opportunity to focus their studies on specific leadership skills needed to facilitate organizational change within the context of progressive management skills.

Degree Requirements

MOML graduate students must earn a total of 36 credits to graduate.
A maximum of 6 credits may be transferred from an accredited institution, if a final grade of B or above was obtained, and if courses are consistent with concentration requirements.
All graduate students must take the three Foundation courses listed below.

MOML 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2

MOML 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2

MOML 628 - Building Multicultural Communities and Organizations Credits: 2

All MOML students must complete a graduate action research project.
The College authorizes the awarding of a Master of Science degree in Human Services for an approved ‘B’ or better average.

MOML 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MOML 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MOML 628 - Building Multicultural Communities and Organizations Credits: 2

Coursework (36 credits)

The School of Human Services is a tri-mester program. Full-time study is nine credits per term. Day long classes generally meet one weekend per month. Course structures include a pre-assignment which helps the student establish a frame of reference for class discussion on the first day. In addition, all courses include an online component called Pride Online. Pride Online allows instructors and class members to remain in contact between class sessions by continuing class discussions and providing additional resources. Required courses and required electives of the OML concentration appear below:

Required Courses (32 credits)

MOML 601 - Graduate Project I Credits: 3
MOML 602 - Graduate Project II Credits: 3
MOML 603 - Graduate Project III Credits: 3
MOML 604 - Graduate Project IV Credits: 3
MOML 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MOML 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MOML 628 - Building Multicultural Communities and Organizations Credits: 2
MOML 657 - Strategic Planning Credits: 2
MOML 659 - Fiscal Management Credits: 2
MOML 661 - Organizational Change and Development Credits: 2
MOML 662 - Staffing, Supervision, and Human Resource Management Credits: 2
MOML 667 - Program Evaluation Credits: 2
MOML 668 - Ethical Competence in Management and Leadership Credits: 2
MOML 678 - Advocacy and Policy Analysis Credits: 2

Elective Courses (4 credits)

MOML 650 - Special Project Credits: 3
MOML 655 - Contradictions of Human Services Administration Credits: 2
MOML 656 - Liberation Theology in Mexico Context Credits: 3
MOML 658 - Planning and Implementation Credits: 2
MOML 660 - Management Information Systems in Human Services Credits: 2
MOML 666 - Power and Accountability Credits: 2
MOML 669 - Board Development for Nonprofit Organizations Credits: 2
MOML 670 - Issues in Law Enforcement Practice and Policy Credits: 2
MOML 671 - Correctional Administration and Programming Credits: 2
MOML 672 - Clinical Issues in Criminal Justice Credits: 2
MOML 675 - Grantwriting Credits: 2
MOML 676 - Conflict in the Workplace Credits: 2
MOML 677 - Marketing and Public Relations for Nonprofit Organizations Credits: 2
MOML 679 - Current Topics in Human Services Administration Credits: 2

Sample Program by Term

Term One (9 credits)

MOML 601 - Graduate Project I Credits: 3
MOML 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MOML 657 - Strategic Planning Credits: 2
MOML 667 - Program Evaluation Credits: 2

Term Two (9 credits)

MOML 602 - Graduate Project II Credits: 3
MOML 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MOML 662 - Staffing, Supervision, and Human Resource Management Credits: 2
MOML 668 - Ethical Competence in Management and Leadership Credits: 2

Term Three (9 credits)

MOML 603 - Graduate Project III Credits: 3
MOML 628 - Building Multicultural Communities and Organizations Credits: 2
MOML 659 - Fiscal Management Credits: 2
MOML 678 - Advocacy and Policy Analysis Credits: 2

Term Four (9 credits)

MOML 604 - Graduate Project IV Credits: 3
MOML 661 - Organizational Change and Development Credits: 2
and
two courses (4 credits) of cohort-chosen Electives

Community Counseling Psychology Concentration (36 credits)

Required Courses (26 credits)

MCCP 601 - Graduate Project I Credits: 3
MCCP 602 - Graduate Project II Credits: 3
MCCP 603 - Graduate Project III Credits: 3
MCCP 604 - Graduate Project IV Credits: 3
MCCP 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MCCP 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MCCP 627 - Human Nature, Development, and Assessment Credits: 2
MCCP 628 - Building Multicultural Organizations and Communities Credits: 2
MCCP 634 - Child and Family Services II: The Larger Context Credits: 2
MCCP 635 - Child and Family Services III: Assessment and Intervention Credits: 2
MCCP 652 - Human Service Delivery Systems: Overview and Critique Credits: 2

Elective Courses (10 credits)

MCCP 613 - Advanced General Psychology I Credits: 2
MCCP 614 - Advanced General Psychology II Credits: 2
MCCP 615 - Theories of Personality I Credits: 2
MCCP 616 - Theories of Personality II Credits: 2
MCCP 617 - Advanced Abnormal Psychology I Credits: 2
MCCP 618 - Advanced Abnormal Psychology II Credits: 2
MCCP 619 - Psychopharmacology I Credits: 2
MCCP 620 - Psychopharmacology II Credits: 2
MCCP 629 - Generic Counseling Skills I Credits: 2
MCCP 630 - Generic Counseling Skills II Credits: 2
MCCP 631 - Community Organization/Advocacy Credits: 2
MCCP 632 - Case Management Credits: 2
MCCP 633 - Child and Family Services I: Understanding Systems and Children and Families in Crisis Credits: 2
MCCP 636 - Child and Family Services IV: Children and Families-Outreach, Planning, and Administration Credits: 2
MCCP 637 - Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services I: History and Concepts of the Field Credits: 2
MCCP 638 - Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services II: Social Aspects of Dependency Credits: 2
MCCP 639 - Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services III: Assessment and Intervention Strategies Credits: 2
MCCP 640 - Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services IV: Outreach, Planning, and Administration Credits: 2
MCCP 641 - Adult Psychological Services I: History and Concept of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Credits: 2
MCCP 642 - Adult Psychological Services II: The Social Context of Policy Development Credits: 2
MCCP 643 - Adult Psychological Services III: Assessment and Intervention Strategies Credits: 2
MCCP 644 - Adult Psychological Services IV: Community Strategies, Planning and Administration Credits: 2
MCCP 647 - Theories of Counseling & Psychotherapy Credits: 2
MCCP 648 - The Use of Empowerment as a Counseling Tool in the Intervention Process Credits: 2
MCCP 649 - Current Topics in Community Psychology Credits: 2
MCCP 650 - Special Project Credits: 3
MCCP 656 - Liberation Theology in Mexico Context Credits: 3
MCCP 660 - Issues and Techniques in Athletics Counseling Credits: 2
MCCP 662 - Youth Development Through Sports and Extracurricular Activities Credits: 2
MCCP 664 - Professional Studies in Athletic Counseling Credits: 2
MCCP 670 - Issues in Law Enforcement Practice and Policy Credits: 2
MCCP 671 - Correctional Administration and Programming Credits: 2
MCCP 672 - Clinical Issues in Criminal Justice Credits: 2
MCCP 674 - Police And The Multicultural Society Credits: 2
MCCP 675 - Grantwriting Credits: 2
MCCP 681 - Practicum in Community Psychology I Credits: 3
MCCP 682 - Practicum in Community Psychology II Credits: 3
MCCP 683 - Practicum in Community Psychology III Credits: 3
MCCP 684 - Practicum in Community Psychology IV Credits: 3

Mental Health Counseling Concentration (60 credits)

Required Courses (54 credits)

MCCP 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MCCP 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MCCP 628 - Building Multicultural Organizations and Communities Credits: 2
MMHC 617 - Diagnosis and Psychopathology Credits: 3
MMHC 627 - Human Growth and Development Credits: 3
MMHC 629 - Counseling Skills and Modalities Credits: 3
MMHC 630 - Group Counseling Skills Credits: 3
MMHC 635 - Family Counseling Credits: 3
MMHC 639 - Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Treatment Credits: 3
MMHC 647 - Counseling Theories Credits: 3
MMHC 648 - Multicultural and Diversity Aspects of Empowerment Counseling Credits: 3
MMHC 667 - Research and Evaluation Credits: 3
MMHC 681 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling I Credits: 3
MMHC 682 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling II Credits: 3
MMHC 683 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling III Credits: 3
MMHC 684 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling IV Credits: 3
MPSY 603 - Psychological Testing Credits: 3
MPSY 613 - Professional Ethics Credits: 3
MPSY 643 - Career Development and Counseling Credits: 3

Electives (6 credits)

Choose two courses from the following:

MMHC 644 - Counseling in Community Settings Credits: 3
MMHC 660 - Treatment Modalities Credits: 3
MPSY 641 - Psychology of Sexual Behavior Credits: 3
MPSY 612 - Psychopharmacology Credits: 3
MPSY 623 - Crisis Intervention Credits: 3

Sample Program by Term

Term One (11 credits)

MCCP 625 - Leadership: A Lifelong Journey Credits: 2
MMHC 647 - Counseling Theories Credits: 3
MMHC 667 - Research and Evaluation Credits: 3
MPSY 613 - Professional Ethics Credits: 3

Term Two (11 credits)

MCCP 628 - Building Multicultural Organizations and Communities Credits: 2
MMHC 617 - Diagnosis and Psychopathology Credits: 3
MMHC 629 - Counseling Skills and Modalities Credits: 3
MMHC 648 - Multicultural and Diversity Aspects of Empowerment Counseling Credits: 3

Term Three (11 credits)

MCCP 626 - Economics and Social Change Credits: 2
MMHC 627 - Human Growth and Development Credits: 3
MMHC 639 - Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Treatment Credits: 3
MMHC 681 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling I Credits: 3

Term Four (9 credits)

MMHC 630 - Group Counseling Skills Credits: 3
MMHC 635 - Family Counseling Credits: 3
MMHC 682 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling II Credits: 3

Term Five (9 credits)

MMHC 683 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling III Credits: 3
and select two courses (6 credits) from the following:
MMHC 644 - Counseling in Community Settings Credits: 3
MMHC 660 - Treatment Modalities Credits: 3
MPSY 641 - Psychology of Sexual Behavior Credits: 3
MPSY 612 - Psychopharmacology Credits: 3
MPSY 623 - Crisis Intervention Credits: 3

Term Six (9 credits)

MMHC 684 - Practicum in Mental Health Counseling IV Credits: 3
MPSY 603 - Psychological Testing Credits: 3
MPSY 643 - Career Development and Counseling Credits: 3

Additional Content Courses and Electives

MCBD 627 - Human Nature, Development and Assessment Credits: 2
MCBD 655 - Historical Sociology and Economics of Community and Development Credits: 2
MCBD 656 - Case Studies of Cooperative Models for Sustainable Community-Based Development Credits: 2
MCBD 657 - The Ethics of Development & Development Without Ethics Credits: 2
MCBD 658 - Assessment, Marketing & Financing for Community-Based Development Credits: 2
MCBD 659 - Fiscal Management Credits: 2
MCBD 660 - Decision-Making Credits: 2
MCBD 661 - Education for Liberation Credits: 2
MGER 680 - Understanding the Process of Aging Credits: 2
MGER 681 - Economics of Aging Credits: 2
MGER 682 - Government and Agency Policies for the Aging Credits: 2
MGER 684 - Agency Management Credits: 2
MGER 685 - Case Management Credits: 2
MGER 686 - Senior Power Credits: 2
MGER 687 - Program Evaluation Credits: 2
MGER 688 - Women’s Issues in Aging Credits: 2
MGER 689 - Law and the Elderly Credits: 2
MGER 690 - Making an Impact on the System for Social Change Credits: 2
MGER 691 - Biomedical Aspects of Aging Credits: 2
MGER 692 - Current Topics in Gerontology Credits: 2