This 2004-2006 Bridgewater State College Catalog Web Addenda contains the most up-to-date information. Information in this Catalog Web Addenda supersedes the published version of this catalog.

Only changes made to program requirements, courses or academic policies are outlined here. This Web Addenda should be used in conjunction with the 2004-2006 print or Online Catalog.

SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELING (CNSG)

CNSG 570 Advanced Applied Counseling: School Guidance Counselor: Pre-Adolescent (Effective Summer 2005)

• Change in credits to: 6 credits
• Change in prerequisite to: CNGC 510 and CNGC 528 and CNGC 529 and CNGC 500 and CNSG 523 and CNGC 536 and CNGC 538 and CNGC 539 and a pre-practicum application approved by the Counseling Programs Committee
• Change in course description to:
  This course is designed to provide the advanced counseling student with an opportunity to further examine and effectively apply counseling theory to practice and demonstrate this ability during the pre-practicum experience. Students will actively work with clients in the role of counselor under the direct supervision of a professional counselor at an approved site. Emphasis will be placed upon the application of counseling techniques to the pre-adolescent population and the further refinement of a student's personal counseling style and self-awareness. Maximum use of triadic supervision, audio/video tape, role-play and observation will be made. Moreover, overarching issues such as multiculturalism, psychological development, technology, context, and ethics/professionalism will be integrated throughout this course.

CNSG 580 Advanced Applied Counseling: School Guidance Counselor: Adolescent (Effective Summer 2005)

• Change in credits to: 6 credits
• Change in prerequisite to: CNGC 510 and CNGC 528 and CNGC 529 and CNGC 500 and CNSG 523 and CNGC 535 and CNGC 538 and CNGC 539 and a pre-practicum application approved by the Counseling Programs Committee
• Change in course description to:
  This course is designed to provide the advanced counseling student with an opportunity to further examine and effectively apply counseling theory to practice and demonstrate this ability during the pre-practicum experience. Students will actively work with clients in the role of counselor under the direct supervision of a professional counselor at an approved site. Emphasis will be placed upon the application of counseling techniques to the pre-adolescent population and the further refinement of a student's personal counseling style and self-awareness. Maximum use of triadic supervision, audio/video tape, role-play and observation will be made. Moreover, overarching issues such as multiculturalism, psychological development, technology, context, and ethics/professionalism will be integrated throughout this course.