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Program options for clinical mental health or school counseling Dear Jennifer,
Thank you for your interest in our Master of Counseling program! Effective counselors employ a deep understanding of the many factors that shape mental health — human growth and development, resilience, identity, society and culture. It's a skill you learn by doing with support from seasoned counselor educators and supervisors.
The Master of Counseling program at OSU-Cascades combines academic knowledge and theory in the classroom with practical application and field experience in clinical or school-based counseling settings. Through practicum and internships, you'll sharpen your skills as you help real people, guided by faculty mentors and clinical supervisors.
The Clinical Mental Health option includes a 100-hour practicum at OSU-Cascades' state-of-the-art counseling clinic, which provides free mental health services to the community. You'll also complete a 600-hour internship through placements at agencies throughout Central Oregon.
For the School Counseling option, you'll complete a 100-hour practicum at a partner school site using the Professional Development Schools model which emphasizes multicultural and social justice competencies. Students complete a 600-hour internship at public schools throughout Central Oregon.
The cohort-based program begins in June. Students may choose from the three-year, part-time program or the two-year, full-time program.
Learn more about where a degree from Oregon State University can take you.
Thank you,
OSU-Cascades Master Programs
OSUCascadesGradPrograms@osucascades.edu
Oregon State University – Cascades
541-706-2101
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OSU-Cascades is a campus of Oregon State University that provides students personalized instruction and OSU's excellence in both academics and innovative research, as well as the advantages of a premier research university.
Oregon State University - Cascades is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity and complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. This publication will be made available in accessible format upon request. Call 541-737-4411.
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