Counseling Program Outcomes

The Gallaudet Counseling Program prepares graduates to be multiculturally competent professional counselors, able to work skillfully with deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, and hearing clients of diverse backgrounds in a variety of mental health and rehabilitation settings, and schools.

COUNSELING PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

Students in Gallaudet’s Counseling Program will become professionals who:

1. demonstrate knowledge and skills related to counseling needs of culturally and linguistically diverse clients; 

2. employ developmentally and culturally appropriate prevention and intervention techniques within an accepted theoretical framework; 

3. effectively counsel individuals, small groups, couples, and families from diverse populations; 

4. comprehend legal and ethical standards pertaining to counselors and consistently integrate an ethical decision-making model into their professional work.  

Current Program Assessment

2021 Program Assessment

Vital Statistics

Admission to these programs is suspended to allow these programs to be redeveloped. We anticipate a launch in 2022. You may fill out our inquiry form to be notified when this program is launched.

Full program evaluation reports for each program are available by contacting the appropriate Program Director.