Summer 2009 Welcome To The Counseling And School Psychology Department

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    1. Welcome to the Counseling and School Psychology Department Roy Lichtenstein Sculpture next to Campus Center
    2. Our Faculty & Staff
    3. Guests at orientation
        • George Hart, Reference/Electronic Resources Librarian, Healey Library
      • Edna Pressler à Director Counseling Center
      • Virginia Perelson, Director, Ross Center for Disability Services
      • Rita Nethersole, Associate Dean, Graduate Studies
    4. Student Introductions
    5. Our DCSP Programs
    6. The Graduate College of Education
      • http://www.umb.edu/academics/departments/gce/index.php
    7. Our University Chancellor J. Keith Motley
    8. Email and WISER
      • Be sure to access your UMB student email account, accessible at www.umb.edu .
        • You will receive important emails only in this account.
        • If you decide to use your personal email account, be sure that you forward your emails from your UMB account.
      • Make sure you are able to access your WISER account.
        • It is a little tricky to use WISER, but it is worth the effort to become familiar with the system.
        • You will be able to view class offerings, register, access your grades and transcript and update your mailing address.
      • Register on time to avoid late fees.
      • If you move, make sure you update your mailing address in WISER so you do not miss out on receiving any important documents (like your future diploma!). You can also update this information at the One Stop Registration Office in the Campus Center .
    9. Academic Life
      • You can order books online instead of going to the bookstore at www.efollett.com
      • The best time to meet with your academic advisor is during scheduled office hours in the Fall and Spring semesters
        • Most faculty do not teach during the Winter and Summer sessions
      • Keep a copy of all important documents in a personal file
      http://www.umb.edu/academics/departments/gce/counseling/Current%20Students/ResourcesCurrentStudents.html
      • Check out the “Resources for Students” web page (within the department web site) periodically for announcements and updates about your program.
      • Check the bulletin boards in the Department Suite for announcements about your program
      http://www.umb.edu/academics/departments/gce/programs/counseling/Current_Students/ResourcesCurrentStudents.html
    10. Making life easier in campus
      • Visit Student Life in the Campus Center for your student ID and other helpful information
      • Multiple parking passes can be purchased at a discount at the Book Store
      • Leave enough time for your commute to class
        • parking can be a challenge.
      • Consider using public transportation.
        • shuttle buses are available to the T stop.
      • Classes meet late afternoon and evening
        • be sure to pack a lunch or snacks.
    11. About Grades
      • For graduate students , the University uses a system of letter grades that are equivalent to numerical “quality points”.
      • Letter Quality Point Grade Equivalent
          • A 4.00
          • A- 3.75
          • B+ 3.25
          • B 3.00
          • B- 2.75
          • C+ 2.25
          • C 2.00
          • F 0.00
    12. Be sure to get a library barcode at the Healey Library required to access both electronic and print resources
    13. About Papers
      • Become familiar with the APA Publication Manual.
      • Most courses will require you to cite references and/or format papers according to these guidelines.
    14. About Therapy
      • You are studying to become a counselor. We do not require students to attend psychotherapy to graduate. However, often, students will find that searching for psychotherapeutic assistance can be helpful. Why? Because, a lot of the work is very personal and therefore unresolved issues will emerge and students may need the support of a psychotherapist.
    15. Who to talk with if you have a concern?
      • Start with your instructor rather than at the bottom of this list.
      • Talk with your instructor first
      • Obtain feedback from your advisor
            • if your experience with instructor was not satisfactory
      • Meet with Director of your Program
            • if your experience with advisor was not satisfactory
      • Communicate with Department Chair
            • if your experience with director was not satisfactory
    16. Join the Facebook DCSP Group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=16471230546
    17. Meetings with advisor and/or program director
      • Welcome again!
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