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Explores human flourishing through science and humanities, focusing on resilience, compassion, and community to build self-awareness and meaningful engagement in life and career.
Clinical Communication Skills provides didactic and experiential training in clinical communication and listening, covering research, theory, and the impact of personal and cultural characteristics in various settings.
Introduction to the intersectionality framework in the U.S. focused on culturally responsive awareness, critical perspective-taking, and service learning preparation.
Students reported a significant reading load and noted that Dr. Gloria was nit-picky about assignments, deducting points for minor organizational issues. The workload was generally manageable if students provided detailed responses.
The Wisconsin Experience Seminar examines the transition to UW-Madison by exploring the research university and the Wisconsin Experience using texts for discussion, writing, and experiential assignments.
Mental Health, Self-Awareness, and Social Justice: Working in Diverse Communities increases knowledge and skills for addressing mental health within diverse identity groups and communities.
Research and theory of abnormal psychology, covering etiology, manifestation, and diagnosis of mental health disorders, with emphasis on developmental psychopathology and cultural issues in assessment.
Introduction to mental health concerns, protective/risk factors, and evidence-based intervention/prevention programs for wellbeing across the lifespan.
Introduction to Qualitative Research provides an overview of qualitative inquiry, examining assumptions, standards, and methods for generating and communicating interpretations.
Instruction and/or practice in specialized counseling approaches, strategies, and techniques; working with various populations of clients served by counselors.
Professional Counseling Orientation covers counselor roles, ethical/legal standards, the ACA Code of Ethics, and credentialing standards for mental health counseling.