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Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program (Psy.D.) | (APA) Accredited. For further information about the accreditation of this program, contact the APA office of Program Consultation and Accreditation, American Psychological Association.
M.S. Counselor Education (PK-12 School Counseling) | The 糖心app graduate program in Counselor Education has been approved by the .
M.A. Mental Health Counseling | The 糖心app graduate program in Mental Health Counseling has been accredited by the (CACREP).
Psychology and Counseling
- McGowan Center for Graduate and Professional Studies | 1033
- 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- 570-348-6270
- psyc-coun
@marywood.edu
Psychology and Counseling
Marywood's Department of Psychology and Counseling provides a wide range of programs designed to serve the varied interests and diverse professional orientations of our students. For over 50 years, we have been involved in the training of psychologists, counselors, and other mental health professionals and have helped students to find their purpose and passion for careers in business, law, education, research, and community work. The Psychology and Counseling department offers degree programs on the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels, in addition to post-master's programs. Our rigorous curriculum is based on experiential learning, a strong emphasis on clinical skills, and a focus on leadership, diversity, advocacy, and collaboration.
Undergraduate Programs
Psychology - Clinical Services (BS)
Psychology - General/Theoretical (BS)
Graduate Programs
Psychology and Counseling
Psychology and Counseling
Psychology and Counseling
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Clinical Psychology (PsyD)
Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MA)
Psychology - General/Theoretical (MA)
Counseling Psychology (MS)
Counselor Education PK-12 (MS)
School Psychology (Ed.S.)
Accreditations
Institutional:
Program-related:
Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program (Psy.D.) | (APA) Accredited. For further information about the accreditation of this program, contact the APA office of Program Consultation and Accreditation, American Psychological Association.
M.S. Counselor Education (PK-12 School Counseling) | The 糖心app graduate program in Counselor Education has been approved by the .
M.A. Mental Health Counseling | The 糖心app graduate program in Mental Health Counseling has been accredited by the (CACREP).
Professional Memberships
Marywood Psychology & Counseling faculty are members and fellows of numerous regional, national, and international professional organizations; this is a partial listing:
About The Psychology and Counseling Department
Specifically, the Psychology/Counseling Department strives to:
- Educate students in understanding the complexity and diversity of human behavior
- Develop the ability to think critically, understand research, research methodology, techniques of data collection and analysis, and respect for scientifically derived knowledge
- Educate students to develop and implement assessment and intervention strategies associated with individual and group behavior
- Facilitate students' understanding of varied roles, obligations, and ethics of human service providers and researchers
- Develop competencies to critically evaluate and contribute to research in the fields of psychology and counseling.
Graduate Degree Mission Statement and Objectives
The mission of the graduate program in school and clinical mental health counseling is to train master’s-level students to be ethical and caring decision-makers who attend to the varied developmental needs of individuals in Pre K-12 educational and clinical mental health settings. Housed in a comprehensive regional institution steeped in the Catholic tradition, the Marywood counseling program, its faculty and curricular experiences, inspire and transform students to learn, lead and serve in a diverse and changing world. Within this context, the education of the whole person is paramount. The standards-based curriculum is rigorous; faculty expectations are high; and students are challenged to understand and apply the ethical dimensions of personal and professional life and to examine their own attitudes, values and beliefs.
Bearing this in mind, while endeavoring to synthesize and integrate the general education and the professional preparation of its prospective counselors, the Counseling Program faculty adopts the following program objectives:
Counseling Program Objectives
- To exhibit ethical professional behavior, skills, and dispositions consistent with the ACA and its affiliate standards in order to assume the role of professional counselors in school and clinical mental health settings.
- To acquire sufficient knowledge and skills to effectively provide individual, group, and outreach to meet the various concerns of diverse populations in clinical mental health and school settings.
- To exhibit professional leadership and advocacy skills necessary to serve as effective agents of change and advance the cause of diverse and underrepresented groups. Likewise, to develop a mastery of consultation skills and the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary collaborations.
- To acquire a comprehensive knowledge base of research principles and assessment in order to be consumers and producers of quality research. Further, to integrate current empirical information to reform and refine all aspects of the professional counselor.
- To demonstrate the capacity for self-reflection, self-evaluation, and integration of feedback.
Psychology and Counseling Faculty
- Assistant Professor of Practice
- mjschaffer@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x2241
- Director of Clinical Training (Psy.D.)
- Professor
- jrutter4@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x6281
- Assistant Director of Clinical Training (Psy.D.)
- Assistant Professor of Practice
- lmpopple@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x6038
- Counseling Program Coordinator
- Professor
- janey@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x2494
- Undergraduate Psychology Program Coordinator
- Associate Professor
- lcmorton@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x2248
- Counseling Program Fieldwork Coordinator
- Professor
- jlmuse-burke@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x2367
- Department Chair
- Associate Professor of Practice
- sbadner@marywood.edu
- 570-348-6211 x2250
Psychology Research Laboratories
Cognitive and Perceptual Sciences Laboratory | McGowan 1068
Dr. Edward J. Crawley: crawley@marywood.edu
Basic research on the processes underlying human memory and attention
Counseling Training Lab | McGowan 2006-2010
Dr. Bradley Janey: janey@marywood.edu
Counseling Skills Training Space
Mindfulness Lab | McGowan 1061D
Dr. C. Estelle Campenni: campenni@marywood.edu
Research exploring the effects of mandala coloring on mindfulness, mood, and state anxiety; Research focused on understanding if intolerance for uncertainty mediates the relationship between mindfulness and psychological distress; Qualitative investigations of naturally occurring experiences of mindfulness
Social Psychology Lab | McGowan 1071
Dr. Lindsay C. Morton: lcmorton@marywood.edu
Basic research using correlational and experimental methods to explore social psychological phenomena
Psychology Library
McGowan 1052
This space is for student research and is part of the Curriculum Laboratory, which contains books and journals related to psychology.
Master’s students must graduate with a 48-credit degree in counseling or a related field to be eligible for the LPC in PA (Licensed Professional Counselor). To complete the educational requirements for the LPC, students must apply to the Counseling Licensure track at Marywood. Application may be made after graduation with the 48-credit Master’s degree. At a minimum, an additional 12 credits will be required for the Counseling Licensure track; at least 60 graduate credits are required for the LPC in PA.
For this program, you and your Counseling advisor will determine the fewest number of credits required. The student will be required to take courses that cover the core domains for becoming an LPC; fieldwork courses also might be required. The student and advisor will select an individualized course of study to complete the additional credits.
To learn more about applying to Marywood’s Counseling Licensure program:
Graduate Admissions Information
After completion of the courses for a 48-credit Master’s program, students may be required to take courses from those listed below; these courses cover the required domains for becoming an LPC in PA.
- COUN 500: Field Placement Prep (0 credits)
- COUN 501: Research Theory
- COUN 505: Career Development I
- COUN 507: Principles and Practices of Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- COUN 514: Human Development
- COUN 518: Foundational Counseling Techniques AND/OR
COUN 544: Advanced Counseling Techniques (advisor discretion)
- COUN 530: Ethics and Professional Conduct
- COUN 532: Multicultural Issues for Counseling Professionals
- COUN 543: Group Process in Counseling
- COUN 561: Testing and Assessment in Counseling
- COUN 545: Practicum (3 credits; group supervision; 100 clinical hours)
COUN 545a or b: Practicum (0 credits; individual supervision)
- COUN 553: Internship in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (6 credits; 600 clinical hours)
From #DayOne, Marywood is here for you each step of the way.
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Sep 3
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This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Wednesday
Sep 17
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Date/Time:Sep 17/4:00 PM
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This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Wednesday
Oct 1
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This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Monday
Oct 6
12:00 AM
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Monday
Oct 13
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Wednesday
Oct 15
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Wednesday
Oct 15
4:00 PM
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Date/Time:Oct 15/4:00 PM
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This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Thursday
Oct 16
12:00 AM
Undergraduate Midterm Grades Due by 5 P.M.
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Date/Time:Oct 16/12:00 AM
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Monday
Oct 27
12:00 AM
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Wednesday
Oct 29
4:00 PM
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Date/Time:Oct 29/4:00 PM
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This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Friday
Oct 31
12:00 AM
Last Day to Withdraw from Fall Courses
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Wednesday
Nov 5
12:00 AM
Advocacy Day (Online Hours to Supplant Lost Day)
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Date/Time:Nov 5/12:00 AM
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Wednesday
Nov 12
4:00 PM
Communities and Courts
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Communities and Courts
Date/Time:Nov 12/4:00 PM
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Location: Swartz Conference Room A
This fall, the Honorable Judge Karoline Mehalchick, along with other distinguished legal professionals from our region, will be leading a workshop series on campus titled The Courts and Our Community: Civics Engagement. These sessions are designed to introduce students to key legal concepts and to foster civic awareness through direct engagement with judges, attorneys, and legal scholars.
All workshops will take place from 4:00–5:30 p.m. on the dates listed below. We invite you to consider incorporating this opportunity into your course. If you choose to participate, students would attend all six workshops as part of your class requirements, with attendance and engagement contributing approximately 15% of the course grade. For students unable to attend, this portion of the grade may be reallocated to other course components (e.g., exams, assignments).
Monday
Dec 1
12:00 AM
Fall Semester Classes Resume
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Fall Semester Classes Resume
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Saturday
Dec 13
12:00 AM
Fall Semester Ends
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Tuesday
Dec 16
12:00 AM
Final Grades Due by Noon
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Date/Time:Dec 16/12:00 AM
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Monday
Jan 12
12:00 AM
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Monday
Jan 19
12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Jan 20
12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Jan 20
12:00 AM
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Friday
Feb 13
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Monday
Mar 2
12:00 AM
Mid-Semester Examinations Begin
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Saturday
Mar 7
12:00 AM
Spring Break (3/7-3/15)
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Monday
Mar 16
12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Mar 17
12:00 AM
Undergraduate Quarterly Grades Due By 5 P.M.
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Date/Time:Mar 17/12:00 AM
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Friday
Mar 27
12:00 AM
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Date/Time:Mar 27/12:00 AM
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Sunday
Mar 29
12:00 AM
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Date/Time:Mar 29/12:00 AM
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Wednesday
Apr 1
12:00 AM
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Thursday
Apr 2
12:00 AM
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Sunday
Apr 5
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Monday
Apr 6
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Tuesday
Apr 7
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Tuesday
Apr 7
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Spring Semester Classes Resume
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Apr 14
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Apr 15
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Friday
May 15
12:00 AM
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Date/Time:May 15/12:00 AM
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May 16
12:00 AM
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Monday
May 18
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Monday
May 18
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Date/Time:May 18/12:00 AM
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Tuesday
May 26
12:00 AM
Summer Session I & III Classes Resume
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Date/Time:May 26/12:00 AM
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Saturday
Jun 27
12:00 AM
Summer Session I Ends
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Date/Time:Jun 27/12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Jun 30
12:00 AM
Summer Session I Grades Due by Noon
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Date/Time:Jun 30/12:00 AM
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Friday
Jul 3
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Jul 4
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Saturday
Aug 15
12:00 AM
Summer Session III Ends
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Date/Time:Aug 15/12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Aug 18
12:00 AM
Summer Session II & III Grades Due by Noon
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Date/Time:Aug 18/12:00 AM
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Monday
Aug 24
12:00 AM
Fall Semester Begins
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Date/Time:Aug 24/12:00 AM
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Tuesday
Aug 25
12:00 AM
Official Graduation Date for Students Fulfilling Degree Requirements in Summer Sessions
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Date/Time:Aug 25/12:00 AM
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