ANNUAL PROGRAM REVIEW MS IN COUNSELING SCHOOL COUNSELING CONCENTRATION
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1 ANNUAL PROGRAM REVIEW MS IN COUNSELING SCHOOL COUNSELING CONCENTRATION I. School Counseling Graduate Program II. Annual Program Reviewers Program Reviewers consist of the Department of Psychology Chair and Faculty Members: Dr. Sam Fung, Psychology Department Chair Dr. Deborah Buchanan Dr. Shunda Brown Dr. Stuart Bonnington Dr. Regina Ybarra Dr. Nicole Knickmeyer III. Program Description The School Counseling concentration within the Master s of Science degree Counseling Program is designed to prepare graduates for school counseling positions at elementary, middle/junior high and high school levels. Through a credit curriculum, the School Counseling Program prepares school counselors to serve as advocates, educational leaders, team members, counselors, and consultants to maximize opportunities for every student to succeed academically. Graduates completing their degree in School Counseling will meet the current licensing requirements for the Tennessee Board of Education. The curriculum requirements include coursework, a 600-hour internship, and school observation hours for those who do not have teaching experience. Students completing the school counseling concentration are eligible for Tennessee certification as school counselors pending their passing of the Praxis Exam. The program works to follow the standards set forth by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), the Tennessee Department of Education s Comprehensive School Counseling Standards, as well as meets the credentialing requirements established by the National Board of Certified Counselors. IV. Changes in Program Counseling faculty continue to engage in ongoing program evaluation in order to assess the effectiveness of the school counseling program in preparing students to enter the profession as highly-qualified professional school counselors; and ensure the counseling program is reflective of national trends in the counseling profession and licensure. The academic year brought several changes to the counseling program. As a result of combining and eliminating two courses, two program-specific courses were added to the school
2 counseling program: PSY Counseling Children & Adolescents and PSY 5150 Legal and Ethical Issues in School Counseling. The addition of these two courses has filled important gaps in graduate students training and addresses the specialty area requirements of CACREP for school counseling programs. Furthermore, students will be better prepared for internship and employment in school settings where knowledge of children and adolescent counseling interventions, and legal and ethical issues are a necessity. After a review of the first semester of PSY 5160-Counseling Children & Adolescents it was determined that the course needed to be designed as an advanced course. Therefore, prerequisite courses were added to the course requirements. These pre-requisites (PSY 5410 Counseling Skills and PSY 5420 Advanced Counseling Skills) will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to engage in counseling activities with children and adolescents as will now be a requirement for successful completion of the course. This requirement provides students with an opportunity to actually practice their counseling skills with minor. These sessions will be taped and reviewed by the faculty instructor to assess students skills, abilities, and readiness to counsel minor children. These course changes took effect in the fall 2013 semester. Another program change that took place during academic year was the inclusion of a peer-mentoring/supervision component to the two Counseling Skills courses (PSY 5410 and PSY 5420). This change provides students with additional skills practice and supervision during their counseling skills development. V. Program Strengths According to the Evaluation of Professional Personnel by Administrators, new school counseling professionals have an adequate understanding of the professional knowledge expected in their fields. Moreover, new professionals know their students, families, and communities; use current research to inform their practices; create positive environments for student learning; appreciate and positively support the diversity of students, families, and communities; and, demonstrate professional dispositions. The Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Exam (CPCE) was administered April, All students passed the exam. Overall, faculty members are pleased with the performance of our students on the CPCE. This serves as a validation of our efforts to prepare future professional counselors. VI. Program Weaknesses Student scores on the Career and Life Development domain of the CPCE continue to be an area of weakness. Furthermore, CPCE scores for the Professional Orientation and Ethics domain were below the national average and the Helping Relationships domain of the CPCE were less than faculty deem acceptable. A discussion of these areas follows.
3 VII. Assessment of Candidates During the academic year seven (7) students completed the School Counseling master s degree program (Milestone IV). All of these students passed the CPCE. Additionally, all students were required to receive a passing score on the PRAXIS II and consequently, qualified for licensure as a PreK-12 school counselor in Tennessee. A group of students was administered the CPCE during the academic year. Students scores were compared to current CPCE national norms. The results indicated that the students scored (Mean = 84.2; S.D. = 7.18) above the national level (Mean = 83.87; S.D. = 14.74). Students scored slightly lower than the national mean in the Professional Orientation & Ethics domain. It is anticipated that this score will improve as the new course, PSY 5150 Legal & Ethical Issues in School Counseling began in the fall 2013 for all second year school counseling students. Progress will be monitored. Students also scored slightly less than the national average on the Career & Life Development domain, but no significant difference was found. Lower than national average scores may be due to the fact that the career counseling course is taught during the summer as an online course. Counseling faculty are assessing ways in which to improve the efficacy of this course in order to increase students scores in this domain. Students also scored slightly lower than the national mean in the Helping Relationships domain with no significant difference. However, the mean score on this domain was 10.24, which is 60% of the obtainable score (17). This may be due in part to the curricular changes that took effect mid-year for those students who took the CPCE in April It is anticipated that the scores for this domain will increase as adjustments to the curriculum have been instituted, including the addition of peer mentors/supervisors in the two skills courses (PSY 5410 & PSY 5420). The evaluations from Field Supervisors (Licensed School Counselors) consistently rate Interns between 4-5 points on a 5-point Likert-scale internship evaluation form. According to site supervisors ratings, instruction prior to the internship experience was deemed adequate. The data reveal that supervisors, in general, find students to possess sufficient knowledge and skills for successful internship and supervision experiences. Clinical supervision (planning, implementation and evaluation of guidance activities, acceptance of diversity, and administrative supervision (i.e., working relationships with staff, organizational skills, planning, implementing, evaluating activities, collecting data to monitor effectiveness, etc.), and developmental supervision (i.e., self-awareness, integrity, commitment, respect, etc.) There are currently twenty-three (23) students enrolled in the School Counseling Master s degree program and two (2) enrolled in the Educational Specialist program (School Counseling concentration). Six (6) students have fulfilled the requirements of Milestone II, having completed the admission process and submitted their Program of Study, which is required during their first semester in the School Counseling Program. Additionally, students have successfully completed PSY 5410: Counseling Techniques and PSY 5000: Research
4 Methods, which serves to address the Research Literacy Paper requirement. Eight (8) students have completed Milestone I and have met the requirements to be admitted in the School Counseling Program. VIII. Assessment of Program Operations The program continues to have selective admission for candidates. Applicants who are admitted typically have a GPA of 3.0 or above and/or new version GRE scores on Verbal and Quantitative sections of 142 or above. A variety of factors are taken into account in admissions including undergraduate GPA, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, a personal statement, and interview. All students must pass the PRAXIS II and CPCE before they receive their degree. Program faculty are working closely with APSU s Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness (IRE) to increase alumni survey response rates by making the Program Alumni Survey available via the internet. Exit surveys will also be issued in PSY 5725 to increase participation. Survey results will determine how many graduates have secured school counseling positions and their places of employment. The data will also be used to gauge alumni perceptions and expectations in order to create a more effective counselor training program. IX. Summary of Proposed Changes As a result of program review and the weaknesses previously noted on the Professional Personnel survey, faculty added two (2) new specialty courses: PSY 5150: Ethical and Legal Issues in School Counseling and PSY 5160: Counseling Children and Adolescents during the academic year. The first course offering of PSY 5150 Ethical and Legal Issues in School Counseling takes place during the fall 2013 semester for all second year students. It is anticipated that this will increase the mean scores on the CPCE in the Career & Life Development domain. Faculty will continue to monitor student development and modify program delivery as deemed necessary. Additionally, the School Counseling Program will continue to gauge CPCE scores to assess the effectiveness of curricular changes made to improve scores on the Helping Relationships and Professional Orientation and Ethics domains. X. Assessment System In order to continually improve the quality and delivery of instruction, counseling faculty are committed to using faculty, students, alumni, and site supervisors input to modify the program curriculum. To this end, faculty continues to collaborate with IRE to survey program alumni and administrators of schools where our graduates are employed. It is expected that all data will be collected by December, 2013 and will be used to revise course content and/or instructional delivery.
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