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RP&SE 121 provides an entry-level overview of disability under federal legislation and the impact of substance abuse on the independent living of persons with disabilities.

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RP&SE 125 explores health and rehabilitation professions, covering educational requirements, professional expectations, and career planning.

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RP&SE 310 introduces positive psychology, covering theory and research on human strengths, mental health, and well-being.

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Covers health psychology theories and research to promote health and prevent conditions in individuals with disabilities and chronic illness.

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RP&SE 325 teaches self-management concepts for chronic illness and disability, including healthcare collaboration, symptom education, and coping skills.

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Introduction to Sport Psychology examines psychological factors influencing sport participation, performance theories, and issues like mental health and transition.

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RP&SE 500 covers the history, philosophy, principles, and legislation of vocational rehabilitation and the structure of community agencies.

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Overview of disabilities emphasizing biological, psycho-social, and vocational aspects.

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Introduces case management concepts, service coordination, and community resource integration for persons with disabilities.

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RP&SE 890 is an intermediate supervised clinical practicum for students in rehabilitation counseling programs.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026