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Master's in Counseling Program
Oklahoma State University
Letter of Welcome
I would like to introduce our master's program in Counseling at Oklahoma State University. Our master's program has been accredited by CACREP (Counseling and Counseling Related Educational Programs). We offer two specializations in our program: Community Counseling and School Counselng. Our Community counseling program is a 60 graduate credit hour program designed to meet the Oklahoma State licensure requirements for licensure as a professional counselor. The School Counseling program is a 57 graduate credit hour program designed to meet Oklahoma state certification for school counselors. While most of our students are from Oklahoma, we do have students from other states as well as international students.
Our program offers a variety of counseling training opportunities and experiences. I think you will find that our program provides excellent training for becoming a counselor (master's level) in a variety of settings (e.g.,university counseling centers, community mental health centers, hospitals, and schools). We strongly believe in matching training experiences to the interests and skills of our students. We offer a number of different practica and internship settings for students to gain counseling experiences with clients. At Oklahoma State University, we work hard to ensure that students' learning experiences combine both the support and challenge that they need to grow and learn. Most of our students admitted to the master's program finish in 2 years, assuming they take approximately 9-12 hours per semester of graduate coursework. However, students do have the option of taking courses on a part-time basis.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions or comments about our programs. If you'd like to speak to current students in our program, I would be very happy to arrange that for you. Just let me know at barb.carlozzi@okstate.edu.
Sincerely,
Barbara Carlozzi, Ph.D.
Master's program coordinator, Counseling program
Degree Information
School Counseling Portfolio
Visit the School Counseling Portfolio website: http://www.okstate.edu/education/schoolcounselingportfolio/
Faculty
Donald L. Boswell, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, Indiana State University
Associate Professor
Adult personality assessment, adult ADHD,
Prescription privileges for psychologists, clinical supervision. (405) 744-9454
Alfred F. Carlozzi, Ed.D., Counseling,University of Houston.
Professor, OSU-Tulsa Counseling Center Director
Empathy, universal-diverse orientation, and clinical supervision. (918) 594-8063
Barbara L. Carlozzi, Ph.D., Educational Psychology, Oklahoma State University
Assistant Professor, School Counseling Coordinator
Emotionally expressive writing, resilience, human development (405) 744-9457
Camille DeBell, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Minnesota
Associate Professor, Community Counseling Coordinator
Vocational psychology, and training and supervision. (405) 744-9442
Julie Dorton, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, Oklahoma State University
Assistant Professor,
Multicultural issues, eating disorders, body image, women’s issues, trauma/PTSD, acculturation/ethnic identity, military, and men’s issues. (405) 744-2899
Sue C. Jacobs, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Southern Mississippi
Associate Professor
Health psychology, geropsychology, multicultural counseling, older women, anger, prevention, professional issues, and underserved populations. (405) 744-9895
Valerie McGaha, Ph.D., Educational Psychology, Texas Tech University
Assistant Professor
Substance abuse, multicultural issues (918) 594-8516
John S.C. Romans, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Kansas
Associate Professor, School Head
Stalking, clinical supervision, and expressive writing. (405) 744-9433
Carrie L. Winterowd, Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, University of Kansas
Associate Professor, Director of Training, Counseling Psychology Doctoral Program, Area Coordinator
Anger, attachment, core beliefs, multicultural issues including American Indian/Native American issues, resilience, group counseling. (405) 744-9446
Affiliated Faculty and Supervisors
Kay Bull, Ph.D., Educational Psychology
Suzanne Burks, Ph.D., University Counseling
Steve Harrist, Ph.D., Educational Psychology
Joni Hays, Ph.D., University Counseling
Diane Montgomery, Ph.D., Educational Psychology and Gifted Education
Jason White, Ph.D., University Counseling
Ralph Lindsay, Ph.D., Still. Domestic Violence
Judy Oehler-Stinnett, Ph.D., School Psychology
Brian Blankenship, Ph.D., ACT
Terry Stinnett, Ph.D., School Psychology
Steve Grissom, Ed.D., Rader
Gary J. Duhon, Ph.D., School Psychology
Janet Fultz, M.S., Payne County Youth
Georgette Yetter, Ph.D., School Psychology
Sean Ferrell, Ph.D., Oklahoma City VA
Steve Edwards, Ph.D., Health and Sport Psychology
Russell Adams, Ph.D., OU Health Sciences
Michelle Petit, Ph.D., Health Promotion
Rhonda Johnson, Ph.D., OU Health Sciences
Kimberly Peabody, Ph.D., Health Promotion
Bill Leber, Ph.D., OU Health Sciences Center
Bridget Miller, Ph.D., Health Promotion
Bruce Lochner, UCO Counseling Center
Relevant Links
Last Updated
Tuesday, January 15, 2008 8:25 AM
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