Introduction to the Helping Professions

Authors

  • Denise L Davidson Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Keywords:

College courses, higher education, student affairs, curriculum

Abstract

Introduction to the Helping Professions is an introductory course for graduate students preparing for professional careers in college student affairs.  Highly interactive with a focus on collaborative learning, the course integrates the use of helping techniques with reading, reflection, and class activities in order to help students establish a foundation for their work with college students.

Author Biography

Denise L Davidson, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Assistant Professor, School Counseling and College Student Affairs program, Department of Educational Studies and Secondary Education

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Published

2013-01-07

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2013)

Section

Syllabi

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