Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Program Options

Masters (M.Ed./M.S.)

Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation,
and Counseling

The Clinical Mental Health program offers students practica and internships in settings related to their career goals. Graduates typically are employed in community mental health centers or other social service agencies. The program will consider applicants with psychology, counseling, liberal arts, education, social work, criminal justice, and other general areas of study undergraduate degrees. Coursework will prepare graduates for the academic component for licensure/certification as a Licensed Professional Counselor.

Accreditations

Auburn University holds regional accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The master’s program in Clinical Mental Health is accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP).

Student Organizations

Iota Delta Sigma

Program Faculty


Dr. Amanda Evans Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator 334.844.7695	Dr. Joseph Buckhalt Wayne T. Smith Distinguished Professor 334.844.2875	Dr. Jamie Carney Professor 334.844.2885

Dr. John Dagley Associate Professor 334.844.2978	Dr. Melanie Iarussi Assistant Professor 334.844.2880	Dr. Annette Kluck Associate Professor 334.844.2553

Dr. Randolph Pipes Professor 334.844.2883	Dr. Suhyun Suh Associate Professor 334.844.2837	Dr. Chippewa Thomas Associate Professor and Director of Faculty Engagement, Office of the Vice President for University Outreach 334.844.2895

Last Updated: Oct 05, 2012