College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences 2015-2016 Catalog

69 PO2) The D.M.F.T Program in Family Therapy demonstrates a commitment to servicing the community especially with culturally and sexually diverse populations as well as other marginalized groups. PO5) The D.M.F.T Program in Family Therapy will train students in supervision and skills necessary for community practitioners. Student Learning Outcomes SLO1) Students will awareness of issues of social justice, inclusion, and cultural and sexual diversity in teaching, research, supervision, and practice. SLO2) Students will demonstrate potential competency in obtaining funding in the field of marriage and family therapy. SLO3) Students will demonstrate competency in systemic/relational ethical/professional clinical practice. SLO4) Students demonstrate potential competency in the theoretical, ethical, and legal practice in supervision. SLO5) Students will demonstrate competency in their ability to conduct clinically focused research SLO6) Students demonstrate a commitment to service in the community. Faculty Outcomes: FO1) Faculty demonstrate a commitment to teaching and/or supervising which includes an emphasis on cultural and sexual diversity, and inclusion. FO2) Faculty demonstrate a commitment to ethical clinical practice in the field of MFT and supervision FO3) Faculty demonstrate a commitment to research and/or scholarship FO4) Faculty demonstrate a commitment to service and student engagement Core Curriculum Developmental Courses (3 credit hours) Doctoral Seminars I-III (3 credit hours) Theory Courses (18 Credits) Introduction to Systems Theories Theories of Personality and/or Psychopathology Crisis Management Advanced Therapy Courses (9 credit hours-choose 3 courses) Systemic Family Therapy I (MRI/SFBT) Systemic Family Therapy II (Narrative Therapy) Systemic Family Therapy III (Intergenerational Theories) Systemic Family Therapy IV (Ericksonian and Hypnotherapy) International Perspectives in Counseling and Therapy