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Counseling
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Human
Organizational Learning
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Pre-Master’s (CCLDP)
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Master’s Student Handbook
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Dr. Sylvia Marotta,
Chair
Welcome
to the Counseling/ Human and Organizational Studies (C/HOS) Home Page. Our
location allows us to provide a unique program designed to prepare highly
knowledgeable, competent helping professionals and to conduct research and
community outreach for the purpose of facilitating and enhancing human
development, learning, adjustment and change in the personal, interpersonal,
organizational and societal spheres. We accomplish this through education,
research and training programs in counseling and human resource development.
We offer
the following master's and doctoral level degrees in counseling and human
resource development:
If you are interested in our graduate programs in
counseling and human resource development, here are some points for you to
consider in making your decision:
- Our department comprises three major areas - counseling, human
resource development and human development. We offer both master's and
doctoral level degrees in counseling and human resource development. The
Graduate School of Education and Human Development houses our department, and it
is among the top 25 schools of education in the country. The
Rehabilitation Counseling Program is ranked 5th in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
- We have 23 faculty, whose research interests vary from Eriksonian
human development to the study of learning to aging effectively to
HIV/AIDS issues. Last year, the department's faculty published 22 peer
reviewed journal articles; 34 book chapters, monographs or other
publications; and 18 Grants. Faculty members delivered 31 national
presentations and seven international presentations. Many of our faculty
have held or currently hold national offices in professional
associations; others serve on editorial review boards of major journals.
You will be learning alongside a distinguished faculty.
- We have a large and talented research staff that helps implement
the department's mission through grant programs and institutes. Last
year, the faculty wrote 18 new or continuing grant proposals. Many of
the project staff for these funded proposals are advanced graduate
students in our programs. These students benefit from being able to
apply their new learning to venues closely related to their professional
fields.
- The Counseling Programs are accredited by the National Council
for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs
(CACREP) and the Council on Rehabilitation Education (CORE).
- The Human Resource Development Programs have a number of
partnerships with corporations that allow students opportunities for
real-world learning experiences.
The C/HOS Department can be reached by telephone at
(202) 994-0829.
Dr. Sylvia Marotta
Professor of Counseling
Department of Counseling/Human and Organizational Studies
The George Washington University,
2134 G. St. NW, Washington, DC 20052
202/994-6642, syl@gwu.edu
http://home.gwu.edu/~syl
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