Corban University
Department of Psychology
About the Program
Last Updated:
October 11, 2012 The Psychology Department at Corban University helps students develop a Biblical understanding of psychological research and counseling therapy. It also serves to prepare students for graduate school. Students are given the ability to obtain employment in a psychology-related field.
Program Overview
Program Administrator:
Dr. Richard Myers (chair)
Department Emphasis:
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Campus Enrollment:
750
Programs Options:
Undergraduate, Master's Address & Contact Information
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5000 Deer Park
Salem, OR 97317United States
44° 52' 58.7748" N, 122° 57' 40.1436" W
Undergraduate Program
Courses Offered:
- General Psychology
- Communication Agency Counseling
- Youth and Adolescent Pathology
- Human Development I & II
- Psychology and Christianity
- Social Science Research Methods
- Psychology of Addiction
- Practicum: Counseling Psychology I
- Marriage and the Family
- Counseling I & II
- Practicum IV: Developmental Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Senior Seminar
- Dispute Resolution
- Internship
Comments:
In the Youth and Family Studies program students are helped to obtain employment in various agencies and institutions that assist youth and/or families. They are trained to utilize compassion, gifts, and talents in a lay ministry to churches and church-based organizations. Students are also coached in developing seminars, political interests, or programs that directly benefit youth and families.
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If you are looking for a Master of Arts in Counseling program that is approved by OBLPCT that will advance your career while building your Christian faith, Corban University has what you need. Corban's Master of Arts in Counseling offers you the latest in research and counseling techniques while building your biblical perspective.