Employment at the CCC

Career Counselor

Two Career Counselors are hired each year and are practicum level graduate students, who are in training to become school or community counselors. They are receiving a Graduate Assistantship and are paid through the School of Education and Graduate Studies. These students are in the ASC Masters Program in counseling, who come to the CCC for the critical experience component that will enhance their employability upon graduation. They are seeking counseling experience in an agency setting in advance of their graduate internship. Career Counseling Practicum students are trained in drop-in advising, individual career counseling, presenting workshops on career-related topics, the interpretation of career-related tests, and in using computers and the world wide web in assisting clients with their career development. The positions require a commitment of 20 hours a week for an academic year. Recruitment begins in March of the preceding year, and selection is made by the middle of June. Practicum students are required to attend both agency staff and professional development meetings and receive weekly individual supervision. For additional information contact the CCC.

Personal Counselor

Three Personal Counselors are hired each year and are intern level graduate students, who are in training to become school or community counselors. They are receiving a Graduate Assistantship and are paid through the School of Education and Graduate Studies. These students are in the ASC Masters Program in counseling, who come to the CCC for the critical experience component that will enhance their employability upon graduation. They are seeking counseling experience in an agency setting in advance of their graduation. Personal Counseling Intern students are trained in drop-in consultation, individual personal counseling, presenting workshops on personal counseling topics, and in group counseling. The positions require a commitment of 20 hours a week for an academic year. Recruitment begins in March of the preceding year, and selection is made by the middle of June. Intern students are required to attend both agency staff and professional development meetings and receive weekly individual supervision. For additional information contact the CCC.