The Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) notified the MEd in Counseling program that the CACREP Board voted to accredit our

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The Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) notified the MEd in Counseling program that the CACREP Board voted to accredit our
What brings you to teaching? I’ve asked this question many times – of myself and the many teachers I have worked with over my 25
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For my final master’s project, I chose to investigate the elements of student tracking that negatively impact BIPOC student recruitment and retention in public school
The purpose of this blog post is to inform and share news that has been well in the making, over a decade to be exact.
In my own educational experience, I have learned the most in environments committed to my growth, both academic and non-academic. As a student, I find
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Student teaching has been one of the most rewarding opportunities I have ever been a part of. Learning from and alongside my mentor and the
During my final year of graduate school, I made plans to complete my internship in mental health. At the last possible minute, I made the
The second time I volunteered in a first-grade classroom at Grant Elementary, the teacher read out loud the book When I Feel Angry which is
My first year of graduate studies in mental health counseling took place in the thick of the COVID 19 pandemic during a time of uncertainty.
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