This ppt was created for the ACES conference. We discussed how we created a multi-disciplinary experience for our Higher Education Counseling Students. We also discuss the interventions used by our students to reduce conflict in the residence halls.
Collaborative Learning for Higher Education Students
1. Shaping the Future: Creating Collaborative Learning Opportunities for Higher Education Counseling Students Leslie Kooyman, PhD Kevin Schafer, MA Edina Renfro-Michel, Ph.D., LPC, ACS Montclair State University
Hands on experience in working with college students. Experience learning the difference between counseling and Higher Education. The ability to help develop programs or give feed back with a new perspective
Might want to state that it was developed from the U mission
60% of roommate conflicts resulted with resolution and remaining in the room 26% of roommate conflicts resulted in a room change 14% were referred to Housing Coordinator given severity of offense None of the resolved roommate conflicts returned with other issues
Understanding of laws not only that apply to counseling but Higher Education such as FERPA, Jean Clearly Act, Title IX Thinking outside the box Give an experience in the area in which they are looking to pursue such as academic advising, student conduct, residence life Helping them to connect to the Student Affairs professional associations such as ACPA, NASPA, ACHOU-I