Dr. Charles M. Boisvert
- Professor
Welcome to the Department of Counseling, Educational Leadership, and School Psychology in the Feinstein School of Education and Human Development.
What We Do
Programs within the Department of Counseling, Educational Leadership, and School Psychology prepare graduate students to be Licensed Mental Health Counselors and School Psychologists.
Contact Information
- local_phone401-456-8023
- placeHorace Mann Hall 207
Program Requirements
- Advanced Counseling CGS Requirements
- Clinical Mental Health Counseling MS Requirements
- School Psychology MA/CAGS Requirements, with concentration in Educational Psychology
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How We Market These Programs
See how we speak to prospective students about the Advanced Counseling, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and School Psychology programs.
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Counseling Programs Policies & Procedures
The Graduate Counseling Programs Handbook includes the policies and procedures that govern all students enrolled in Graduate Counseling Programs at RIC. It also outlines the procedures for advisors, program directors, and the department chair.
Our Faculty
Dr. Kalina Brabeck
- Professor
Dr. Michelle Kay Crossley
- Associate Professor
Dr. Shannon E. Dowd-Eagle
- Professor
Dr. John W. Eagle
- Professor
Dr. Jenlyn Furey
- Associate Professor
Dr. James M. Geckler
- Associate Professor
Dr. Elizabeth Gibbons Holtzman
- Professor
Dr. Prachi Kene
- Professor
Dr. Christine Kunkel
- Associate Professor
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