Clinical and Counseling Science

Program Highlights

Designed for both majors and non-majors, the Clinical and Counseling Science minor provides students with focused coursework that supports their interest in this particular area of psychology.

To meet the minor requirement, students take courses such as:

Counseling and Communication
Mediation and Negotiation
Psychology of Dreams
Healing Relationships
Stress Management
Addiction: Recovery issues
Foundations of Social Work

Career Paths

Career paths include research, education, training and health sectors, with a focus on mental and emotional health, mental disorders and prevention and could include a career working in hospitals, schools, counseling centers, group or private health care practices.

Degrees Offered

Minor

School/Department

School of Liberal Arts and Education

Psychology

Course Catalog

Minor Requirements

Program Contact

Office of Undergraduate Admissions

Office Hours

Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Admissions and Aid

A degree from a top-ranked, private University like Dominican is deliberately affordable and accessible! More than 99 percent of our first-year incoming students receive significant financial aid through merit- and need-based scholarships as well as state and federal aid. Additionally, for most students, there is no application fee, and we don't ask for test scores. Get in touch with a counselor to learn more about your path to an exceptional college experience at Dominican!

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Faculty and Staff

LeeAnn Bartolini, PhD

Professor ADC, Psychology Contact

Expertises

Rosalie Chen, PhD

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Veronica Fruiht, PhD

Associate Professor of Psychology

Afshin Gharib, PhD

Professor of Psychology

William L. Phillips, PhD