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Counseling Minor |
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The Counseling minor represents a valuable educational opportunity for those students interested in seeking employment within the human services professions. The goal of the minor is to prepare students for careers in the criminal justice fields of probation, parole, corrections and victim advocacy that require counseling, communication and interview skills. In addition, course offerings provide an opportunity to explore many topics relevant to work within a broad range of criminal justice and public service systems, such as human growth and development, counseling and vocational theory, ethics, diversity and multiculturalism, leadership, family systems, spirituality, gender dynamics, crisis intervention and research methodology.(Requirements, Admissions)
Minor Advisor: Mickey Melendez, PhD, 212.237.8101, mimelendez@jjay.cuny.edu, Room 3149N
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The Peer Counseling Program |
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The Peer Counseling Program is an intensive, six-credit training program consisting of the Peer Counseling Training Course (CSL 210) and the Peer Counseling Practicum Course (CSL 211). The program provides valuable counseling support for the Counseling Department by preparing students to serve as peer counselors, academic advisors, and teaching assistants. The program is selective and rigorous. For more information about the program, its requirements and application process, click here.
Advisor:Dr. Cary Sanchez, 212.237.8147, csanchez@jjay.cuny.edu
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Berenecea Johnson Eanes, Chairperson
445 West 59th Street, Room 3121N,
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.237.8100, Email: bjeanes@jjay.cuny.edu
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