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College Student Affairs
A Master's Program in the Department of Collaborative Support and Intervention
The University of West Georgia offers a graduate program in College Student Affairs. This is a concentration within Counseling in the department of Collaborative Support and Intervention. Courses will be taught by both full-time faculty and practitioners, with meaningful assistantships in the Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Management. The CSA program uses the CAS Standards and ACPA/NASPA professional competency areas for student affairs practitioners as guidelines for program development and assessment.
Degree: Master of Education in Professional Counseling with a concentration in College Student Affairs
Purpose: To provide graduate students with the skills and competencies required to work with college students in a variety of settings within higher education organizations. The program is designed to prepare professionals who embody:
- An understanding of student services in higher education
- Practical experiences in the various aspects of student affairs work
- A commitment to social justice awareness and actions
- A research practitioner identity
- Foundational counseling skills
Apply NOW for Fall 2012!
Application deadline for Fall 2012 is March 1, 2012