The Counseling Program is situated within the School of Human Services in the College of Education in the University of Cincinnati.
The UC Counseling Program strives for national excellence in implementing an ecological counseling perspective through research and service with diverse populations, emphasizing underserved groups. As this vision is realized through faculty, staff, and student efforts, the program continues a tradition of national leadership.
University of Cincinnati Counseling Program
Diversity, Social Justice, and Inclusion Statement
The Counseling Program at the University of Cincinnati embraces diversity, equity, and advocacy as core values. Thus, we affirm the dignity and worth of all people, emphasizing inclusion, social justice, and mutual acceptance. Operating from an ecological model of wellness, we are committed to developing a climate where students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to actively explore and critically evaluate their personal and professional attitudes, beliefs, and values adopting an attitude of cultural humility. We strive to create a supportive training environment promoting multicultural awareness, knowledge, skills, and experiences. In all these efforts, we align with UC’s Mission and Notice of Non-Discrimination as well as the American Counseling Association’s (ACA) Code of Ethics and the ACA divisions’ and affiliates’ standards and positions on human rights, in service to our clients, students, and the community at large.
The program is firmly committed to the urban mission of the college of education, including both urban schools and communities. The program trains Master’s students for excellence in service delivery and equips doctoral students to serve as leaders and researchers. The program anticipates and responds to present realities and future trends in education and health services.
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