COUN 5643 - Practicum II School Coun

3 Credit Hours
The practicum is a continuation of the student’s supervised clinical training. Under supervision, the student completes 100 hours of clinical experience from Practicum I in an appropriate counseling setting. The purpose of the field experience is to provide an opportunity to practice counseling skills in an applied setting under the supervision of an experienced practitioner and under the direction of a faculty member. The student is required to arrange an appropriate practicum in an approved setting. While engaged in a practicum, an appropriately licensed or certified therapist will directly supervise the student. The faculty, in conjunction with the field-site supervisor, will monitor and evaluate the activity of the student. Expected student outcomes of the practicum include clinical experiences which contribute to the student’s growth and development as a counselor
Prerequisite: COUN 5413 Methods and Techniques of Counseling and COUN 5603 Practicum I with a minimum grade of B.
Restrictions: Program chair permission.
Student must be fully admitted to the Counseling degree program and may not be on academic probation.