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| Contact Information |
Dr. Randall McDaniel, Ed.D., CRC
Program Director and Professor
mcdanrs@auburn.edu
(334)844-2076
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Courses and Schedule
| Required Courses for Rehabilitation Counseling Degree | ||
| Course Code | Hours | Description |
| RSED 7016 | 3 | Rehabilitation Programs, Professions, and Services: History, philosophy, legislation, and issues in vocational rehabilitation with an emphasis of Rehabilitation Counseling. |
| RSED 6026 | 3 | Psychosocial Aspects of Disability: Physical and mental disabling conditions and resulting psychosocial adjustment of personal, social, vocational, and independent living. |
| RSED 7316 | 3 | Proprietary Rehabilitation: Use of testing and case management techniques in working with public agency and private for profit consumers. Includes interview techniques and integration of occupational information in placement. |
| RSED 7416 | 3 | Principles and Practices of Case Management: Case Management theory and techniques as they are applied to vocational rehabilitation settings, particularly in the state agency. |
| RSED 6016 | 3 | Medical Aspects of Disability: Anatomy, etiology, and treatment of medical aspects of disability with an emphasis on the vocational implications of those medical problems. |
| RSED 7156 | 3 | Multicultural Aspects of Disability: Impact of diversity and multi-culturalism on the counseling process. Includes developing an understanding of special needs and counseling strategies. . |
| RSED 7326 | 3 | Individual Counseling Approaches in Rehabilitation Counseling: Surveys theoretical approaches involved in individual counseling with an emphasis on persons with disabilities using an eclectic point of view and psycho-educational approach |
| RSED 7336 | 3 | Group Counseling in Rehabilitation Settings:Nature and function of group dynamics in rehabilitation settings including theories of groups, group structure, and psycho-educational strategies to be used with rehabilitation clients. |
| RSED 7916 | 3 | Practicum in Counseling: Application of counseling techniques with clients in field setting with students under intensive supervision (e.g., critique of counseling tapes). |
| RSED 6216 | 3 | Occupational Information: Department of Labor occupational information sources, transferable skills analysis, and computerized job-search programs. |
| RSED 6236 | 3 | Rehabilitation Technology: Computers and assistive technology with focus on the World Wide Web and Georgia Tech Center for Rehabilitation Technology. |
| RSED 7136 | 3 | Advanced Assessment I: Use of testing and case management techniques in working with public agency and private for profit consumers. Includes interview techniques and integration of occupational information in placement. |
| RSED 6226 | 3 | Placement Services in Rehabilitation: Theories and techniques of job placement for persons with disabilities including community based supported work. |
| FOUN 7206 | 3 | Basic Methods in Educational Research: Major modes of inquiry in contemporary educational research including experimental, casual comparative, descriptive, qualitative inquiry, and action research models. |
| RSED 7926 | 9 | Internship in Rehabilitation: One full term in rehabilitation agency serving the clients of the state-federal rehabilitation program. |
| RSED 7446 | 3 | Ethics in Rehabilitation Counseling:Concerns ethical behavior for human services workers, specifically rehabilitation counselors. Its purpose is to stimulate thinking and provide a foundation regarding major ethical issues related to professional practice in the human services arena, specifically in the area of rehabilitation counseling |
| RSED 7446 | 3 | Foundations of Substance Abuse Counseling: |