PREFACE
If you are viewing this document, you should know that this is a book-in-progress. Early drafts are released for the Transforming Counseling Psychology Curriculum Showcase at APA 2022, for peer review, and for generating interest in collaboration. The document was last updated on 03 Jul 2023.
In her 2021-2022 term as President of the Society of Counseling Psychology, one of Dr. Amy Reynolds’ Presidential Initiatives was Transforming Counseling Psychology Curriculum and Praxis. Dr. Reynolds invited counseling psychology faculty, practitioners, and doctoral students “to critically examine and deconstruct how various competencies, courses, and content are taught; how we socialize our students; and then re-imagine, dream, and reconstruct new and transformative ways to teach and train.”
Perpetually in Progress
This book is being formatted in R Markdown, rendered into its “book” format with Bookdown, hosted on GitHub, and pushed to the internet (in its html format) through GitHub Pages. This set of tools allows the book to be perpetually-in-progress. This means that our authors can update their chapters at-any-time. It also means that we can add chapters at-any-time. If you are interested in contributing to the book, please contact us. It is one of our greatest hopes that this flexibility contributes to the socially and culturally responsive pedagogy that we intend.
Under Construction
At this stage in the OER’s development, authors are still writing and revising chapters. The following designations will identify the chapters that have not been through the review process:
- In-progress means that the chapter is partially written (or perhaps outlined) and that the author(s) are continuing to work on the chapter.
- Under review means that the chapter is being (or has been) peer-reviewed.
Acknowledgements
Financial support, supporting the copy editing and desktop publishing for this project was provided by the Office of Education, Technology, & Media, Seattle Pacific University (Summer 2022).
The book cover was designed by Dominic Williamson, Senior Instructional Designer in Graphics & Illustrations, in the Office of Education, Technology, & Media at Seattle Pacific University.
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