Clinical Mental Health with School Counseling Concentration

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Important Notice: New CACREP Training Requirement — In-Person Intensives Beginning Fall 2026

In accordance with the CACREP Policy A.2.e, effective July 1, 2026, all counseling programs—regardless of delivery method—must provide and require in-person, synchronous experiences to observe and assess students' counseling skills and professional dispositions. This assessment must occur at least twice during each student's program of study, with one assessment taking place before the practicum.

Beginning with students admitted in Fall 2026 and thereafter, all Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate students will be required to attend two mandatory in-person intensives on campus. Each intensive will be a two-day, face-to-face experience focused on evaluating students' professional dispositions and counseling skills.

• Intensive I will occur during the student's first fall semester
• Intensive II will occur during the student's second fall semester

Please plan accordingly, as participation in both intensives is a required component of the program and necessary for progression toward practicum and eventual graduation.