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Counseling
Services
- Personal Counseling
- Academic Counseling
- Academic and Behavioral Interventions
- Career Counseling
- Classroom Instruction
- Community Resource Consulting
- Conflict Resolutions
- Crisis Intervention
- First Year Experience (F.Y.E)
- Individual and Group Counseling
- Life Skills Coaching
- Math Avoidance Reduction Series (MARS)
- Student Opportunities for Success (S.O.S) Workshop Series
- Substance Abuse Prevention
Courses
The Counseling Department offers students a variety of courses to help them address educational, personal, social, and career decisions. Personal Management skill are essential for success in developing and maintaining a career, as well as relationships.
The courses are one to three credits.
Opportunities to develop skills for success and get the most out of the college experience
- AAA150 Strategies for College Success
- CPD100 Orientation for Student Development
- CPD150 Strategies for College Success
Opportunities to develop skill in making career decisions and taking the steps to reach you goals.
- CPD102AB Career Development
- CPD102AC Creative Job Hunting
- CPD103BA Women in Transition
- CPD103B Men in Transition
- CPD126 Writing Resumes
- CPD282 Volunteer Service Learning Experience
- CWE198 Career/Work Experience
Opportunities to develop skills to enrich a career work and personal relationships
- CPD102AA Assertive Training
- CPD102AH Stress Management
- CPD102AD Eliminating Self Defeating Behaviors
- CPD102BJ Dynamic Parenting
- CPD103 Cultural Pride and Awareness:
Focuses on Chicanos/Latinos, African Americans, Native Americans, Senior Adults and Veterans).
Please contact Karen Hardin for comments or corrections email phone: 480-461-7584
