At a Glance: Graduate School of Education and Counseling

Academic Programs

Doctor of Education in Leadership

Education Specialist in School Psychology

Master of Arts

• Counseling Psychology
• Counseling Psychology: Addictions Treatment
• Counseling Psychology: Marriage and Family Therapy
• Counseling Psychology: Psychological and Cultural Studies

Master of Science in Counseling Psychology

Master of Arts

• Teaching
• Teaching and Educational Administration
• Teaching: Liberal Studies

Master of Education

• Educational Leadership
• School Counseling

Programs for initial, standard, and continuing licensure in several disciplines including school psychology, educational administration, school counseling, and teacher education.

Academic Excellence

• Tenured and tenure-track faculty holding a Ph.D. or Ed.D. degree: 100%
• Average class size: 11.1
• Classes with 19 or fewer students: 83.6%

Hallmarks

Faculty, 2000-04

• Presented at national or international conferences: 100%
• Published: 26 books, 33 chapters, 97 articles
• Awarded external grants totaling $3,266,177 (2002-04)
• Recognition from organizations including the American Education Studies Association, Oregon Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, and Oregon Counseling Association

Alumni, 1995-2004
Oregon Teacher of the Year (3), Oregon Outstanding Biology Teacher of the Year (1), JASON XV Project participant (1).

Benchmark Programs

• Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
• Northwest Writing Institute
• Oregon Center for Inquiry and Social Innovation
• Small Schools Northwest

Enrollment

Fall 2006: 928

Profile of Entering Class, 2007-08:

• 14% from outside Oregon
• 4% from outside the Pacific Northwest
  (43% have done post-secondary education outside of the Pacific Northwest)
• Average student age: 35.5
• 74% are women
• 12% identify as people of color
• Average GPA from undergraduate degrees: 3.31

Student Life

Graduate Student Union Network