CNS 9002 - Year Three Residency: Clinical Practice and Research Presentations

Credits: 1

The purpose of Residency 3 is to provide professional development through an in-person context, supporting and advancing doctoral students’ research, presentation, clinical, and supervision skills through co-facilitation of master’s level counseling groups, application and teaching of supervision skills, and the presentation of research. During this third residency, students will complete and present their research prospectus, collaborating with faculty to refine their topic to advance to the dissertation proposal. Students will work in collaboration with faculty advisors to form their dissertation committee during this residency, refining their topic with feedback on the prospectus presentation from peers and faculty. Residencies provide an opportunity for rejuvenation and recalibration of purpose and motivation for students, fellowshipping across doctoral and master’s residency cohorts to enhance relationships and promote opportunities for modeling and mentoring.

Prerequisite(s): CNS 9001 and CNS 9416
Advanced