GMPP Seminar

Catalog description

The General Master’s Proficiency Project (GMPP) provides an opportunity for those students who wish to obtain a General Master’s in Counseling Psychology to integrate, apply and demonstrate their knowledge through the development of a Master’s Project pertaining to a special field of interest within Counseling Psychology. The project may comprise research, experience, design, service learning or other contributions to the field of Counseling Psychology, which can be documented or presented. Project proposals are approved and monitored by the GMPP Advisor and are presented in progress within the required two semesters of GMPP Seminars. A final presentation of the project is made to an appropriate academic or community group during the semester of planned graduation. Prerequisites: 24 units of Counseling Psychology Courses including, CP 5217, CP 5201, CP 5208, CP 5237, and CP 5221. This course is restricted to students in the Counseling Psychology Graduate Program.