Friday, February 15, 2019

Study Abroad Information Session


Are you interested in studying in Portugal?

Meet with trip leader to find out more and have your questions answered.  An information session for the Intercession 2019 study abroad trip to Lisbon, Portugal will be held on Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 4:30pm in room 247. For more information contact Dr. Miranda Parries at mparries@depaul.edu.

Thursday, February 14, 2019

ATTN: CMHC Students

Dear Clinical Mental Health Counseling Students,

I have received a lot of emails about CSL 482, Special Topic Course. The CSL 482 is an elective course that is offered during the spring quarter. If you are unable to enroll in CSL 482, you can take another elective course. “All electives must be approved in consultation with your advisor". 

Thanks


Dr. Darrick Tovar-Murray

CSL 492: Program Development in Student Affairs - Space Available

This course explores models for designing, managing, and evaluating student affairs programs, including the use of technological applications.  Students become familiar with models and methodologies of program development and implementation in higher education and understand how to use professional standards and other resources for program development. Students will also conduct a program development project. 

Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Portugal Study Abroad Deadline


If you are interested in participating in the Intercession 2019 study abroad trip to Lisbon, Portugal, please be aware that the deadline to apply is May 1, 2019. The application and additional information can be found on the Study Abroad website https://programsabroad.depaul.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=Programs.ViewProgram&Program_ID=10377.  

If you would like to meet with trip leader, Dr. Parries, to learn more about the opportunity contact her at mparries@depaul.edu.


Counselor Day on the Hill







Thursday, March 21, 2019 - Springfield, IL


Come advocate for your profession! 

The Coalition of Illinois Counselor Organizations (CICO) sponsors this day of advocacy for counseling graduate students and professional counselors.

The Counselor Day on the Hill is an opportunity to learn about the legislative process and to advocate for counselor interests with Illinois legislators. There are opportunities to speak directly to your state Senator and Representative armed with information provided by CICO advocating for counselors in Illinois.

In the morning we start off with an introduction and a training to let you know what to expect and in-depth knowledge on the information you have been provided, lunch will be provided by CICO, and then we will head to the Capitol to meet with legislators and observe the process. At the end of the day we will reconvene to debrief, turn in leftover materials, and celebrate our efforts of the day!

This is a great opportunity for graduate students, counselor educators and professional counselors from throughout Illinois to advocate for mental health legislation, school counseling concerns, and help the voice of counselors to be heard.

ICA and all Division members, as well as non-member counselors, graduate students, and educators are welcome.



If are looking for others to carpool with let us know at ilcounseling.org@gmail.com and we will help out all we can to match people up.


If you have any questions or concerns please contact the ICA Office at 815-787-8787.

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Job Posting: Administrative Assistant to the Associate Director




General Summary:
The Administrative Assistant provides assistance to the Associate Director of the Steans Center and to the Center as a whole, which acts as a bridge between faculty and community partners in educating over 3,800 students per year in the pursuit of social justice. The Administrative Assistant represents the Center and the University to faculty, staff, community partners, and students through coordinating special events, outreach, and marketing; and through general administrative support.

Principle Duties, Responsibilities and Other Job Related Information:
        Provides general administrative and financial processes support to the Director and the Center.
        Coordinates meetings, faculty seminars, and the annual Service Speaks conference.
        Collaborates with the Academic Service Learning team on Community-based Service Learning (CbSL) and Scholarship/Internship Programs.
        Develops and produces promotional materials.
        Coordinates marketing efforts, i.e. maintains the resource calendar, updates social media outlets and website.
        Writes student, faculty, and community partner profiles or activity descriptions to share the story of community engagement at the Steans Center.
        Serves as a Service Learning Coordinator and general support for Inside-Out Incarceration Curriculum Program.
        Coordinates scholarship application processes.

Position Requirements (minimum knowledge, skills, and abilities required):
·         Strong administrative, organizational, and writing skills.
·         Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
·         Experience working with relevant social media outlets. Graphic design skills a plus.
·         First-year graduate student (strongly preferred).

Hour Requirements/Schedule/Other:
To be arranged; 20 hours/week.

Interested? Candidates should apply on the Student Employment Job Board. Questions can be directed to Helen Damon-Moore at hdamonmo@depaul.edu

Monday, February 11, 2019

2018 ASCA School Counselor of the Year Event - TOMORROW!




ATTENTION SCHOOL COUNSELING STUDENTS:

We are honored that the 2018 ASCA School Counselor of the Year and fellow DePaulie, Kirsten Perry, will be giving a talk at DePaul on Tuesday, February 12th from 5:30pm-7pm in Arts & Letters, Room 103 (see flyer attached). If you plan to attend (and are not already taking CSL 522 winter term), please RSVP to Dr. Ockerman at melissa.ockerman@depaul.edu.

Job Posting: Youth Support Specialist

Youth Support Specialist

Chicago Survivors
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Chicago, IL 60637
$50,000 - $52,000 a year




Qualifications: Requires a Master's degree in social work, counseling or relevant field from a recognized college or university supplemented by one year of professional social work experience working with trauma-exposed populations. The possession of a LCSW/LCPC registered to the state of Illinois is required.
Description: Youth Support Specialists will be primarily responsible for immediate triage response to families with identified youth directly exposed to trauma after violent loss. The YSS will be expected to directly assess and implement therapeutic responses to the youth assigned to the worker’s case load. Within the role as a YSS, the worker will be expected to provide quality intensive supportive counseling services and comprehensive referrals for a caseload estimated at about 30-45 victims per quarter. Additional trainings will be provided and supported by supervision.
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $50,000.00 to $52,000.00 /year
Experience:
  • Youth Supportive Counseling: 1 year (Preferred)
Education:
  • Master's (Required)
Location:
  • Chicago, IL 60637 (Preferred)
License:
  • LCSW/LCPC (Required)
Language:
  • English (Required)
Work authorization:
  • United States (Required)
Benefits offered:
  • Paid time off
  • Parental leave
  • Health insurance
  • Commuting/travel assistance
  • Flexible schedules