The primary mission of the Department of Counseling and School Psychology (CSP) is preparing culturally competent and compassionate professionals at the graduate level to provide leadership in school counseling, school psychology, marriage and family therapy, and community counseling. In addition, the Department engages undergraduates in the social sciences in theoretical and professional knowledge and skills in counseling, social change and social justice with the option of an undergraduate minor. CSP is an interdisciplinary department committed to work towards equity, economic, and social justice within the College and University, our professions, and throughout the broader society.

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Department Chair: Brent Taylor
Department Coordinator: Mony Chau

• North Education Building,
  Room 187 (NE-187)
• 619-594-6109
• [email protected]

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Master's degrees

• Education, Counseling (hybrid online)
• Community-Based Block Program (CBB)
• Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT)
• School Counseling with California Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Credential
• School Psychology (NASP approved), M.A., Ed.S. and PPS Credential

Undergraduate minor

• Minor in Counseling & Social Change

Graduate certificates:

• Graduate Certificate in Mental Health Recovery & Trauma-informed Care

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