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FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF COUNSELING, REHABILITATION, AND STUDENT
DEVELOPMENT. By Dennis Maki, PhD, CRC, NCC, ACS
DIAGNOSIS AND
TREATMENT COURSE
If
you are seeking credits for your Mental Health licensure
be aware that during the Summer of 2004 we will be
offering the Diagnosis and Treatment class. This course
will be offered Fridays and Saturdays. Save your space now and
register early. For more information contact
Reta Litton at 319-335-5275.
NCRE CONFERENCE BRIEFING
ACA ANNUAL
CONFERENCE - MARCH 2004
Mark your calendars for the
American Counseling Association Annual Conference. This year
the ACA annual conference is in Kansas City from
March 31 to April 4.
For more information visit the ACA website here.
ADVISORY BOARD UPDATE
The RCE Program Advisory Board
is actively involved in such activities as advising on
curriculum, assisting in faculty recruitment, and strategic
planning. The members of this board are prominent
rehabilitation professionals, and RCE Program faculty
and students assist us in maintaining high standards that
allow us to produce quality rehabilitation professionals. Click
here to see the Advisory Board roster
JOIN CHI-SIGMA IOTA
Chi-Sigma Iota is the
international honor society of professional counseling. It was
established for counselors in training, counselor educators,
and professional counselors whose career, commitment is to
research and service through professional counseling.
How to join? Students must have
completed at least one semester of full time graduate
coursework in a counseling program, have a GPA of 3.5 or
better and be recommended for membership in CSI by the
chapter.
Apply on-line.
If you have questions please contact Susan Michaelson
or Dr. T. Portman.
UI-ARCA NEWS
UI-ARCA (University of Iowa
American Rehab Counseling Association) officially came into
existence as one of the initial chapters of the
American
Rehabilitation Counseling Association in the end of October
2003. This is an exciting time and gives students the chance
to participate and become actively involved in the
profession’s development, as well as contribute to its
voice. UI-ARCA has a new home. Visit the organization's web
site HERE!
We are very proud of the
initiatives that UIARCA members are taking in their activities
not only in the university, but in our community as well. No
doubt these students represent what rehabilitation is all
about: Integration, Inclusion, Independence! For more
information on UIARCA activities and contact information
please visit the
UIARCA website!
FEATURED STUDENT
In this section we want to
acknowledge the work, enthusiasm, and efforts of our
rehabilitation students in both their academic and social
environments. In this edition we wan to recognize MA student
Gillian Fox
WRITING RESOURCES
Meet our new writing consultant
Jennifer New. If you have a paper or assignment to
complete, remember that writing is a process. The Writing
Consultant can help you with every part of that process:
interpreting assignments, brainstorming ideas, organizing
sources, creating outlines, drafting, revising, and
polishing. She can also help you deal with the conventions
demanded by the APA style format. You may schedule half-hour
appointments with the Writing Consultant as you engage in the
process of writing a paper; a sign-up sheet is posted outside
her office in LC N372.
The Spring 2004 schedule is:
|
Mondays
9 am to 12 |
Tuesdays.
1 pm to 3 pm |
Wednesdays
.
9 am to 12 pm |
Thursdays.
2 pm to 6 pm |
Remember to visit
the Writing Center's website to obtain more information. To
visit the center's web
click here.
SPRING
COLLOQUIUM (Featuring Nancy Crewe)
The Graduate Programs in
Rehabilitation and UIARCA are pleased to invite you to our
Spring Colloquium on April 30, 2004. We are more
than
proud to announce our
speaker Dr. Nancy Crewe. Dr. Nancy Crewe, Professor,
has been with the program since 1987. Dr. Crewe is the
Coordinator of the Master's program in Rehabilitation
Counseling at Michigan State University. She has over 25 years
of experience as a rehabilitation psychologist and as a
faculty member at the University of Minnesota Medical School
and the Rehabilitation Counseling Program at Michigan State
University. Dr. Crewe's primary research interests have
included functional assessment in vocational rehabilitation
and long term psychosocial adjustment following spinal cord
injury.
Program:
11:00 - 12:00 Dr. Crewe
will talk with UI rehab faculty and UI students in N340
Lindquist Center.
12:00 - 1:00 PM Lunch
with UIARCA members in Thai Flavors.
1:00 - 3:00 PM Dr. Crewe
will present her lecture on Video Self-Monitoring: A tool for
facilitating rehabilitation. This presentation will take place
in the Iowa Communication Network (ICN) room N 106-Lindquist
Center.
RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS OF OUR REHABILITATION STUDENTS AND FACULTY
MEMBERS
The purpose of this section is
to acknowledge the hard work of our students and faculty
members regarding their research, publications, and
presentations. Before we mention them let's give them all a
Presentations
Michaelson, S.D. &
Estrada-Hernandez, N. (2004). A competency based model to
evaluate the performance of novice counselors in training.
NCRE Conference, Tucson AZ.
Publications
Michaelson, S.D.,
Estrada-Hernandez, N., & Wadsworth, J.S. (2003). A
competency based model to evaluate the performance of novice
counselors in training. Rehabilitation Education,
17,215-223.
PROFESSIONAL NEWS By Vilia M. Tarvydas, PhD, CRC, LMHC
For
up to date events and information abut continuing education
and conference opportunities click on CRSD
EVENTS.
We
hope you have enjoyed our
Spring
edition
of the
Rehab
Review.
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