The Master of Arts in Community Counseling Program in the Department of Counselor Education at Gonzaga University earned specialized accreditation in February 2005. Faculty and staff are proud to offer this asset as further evidence of the caliber of the program.
CACREP accreditation provides assurance that a program has been thoroughly evaluated to meet the standards necessary to produce competent counselors. CACREP accreditation also confers greater ease in state licensure. Some states require credentialing, and in others it is voluntary but advantageous.
CACREP (The Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs) is an independent accrediting body whose mission is to advance the profession of counseling by developing standards, encouraging peerless quality, and accrediting preparation programs.
 Proud faculty and staff on the left, professional candidates to the right |
CACREP accreditation provides assurance that a program has been thoroughly evaluated to meet the standards necessary to produce competent counselors. CACREP accreditation also confers greater ease in state licensure. Some states require credentialing, and in others it is voluntary but advantageous.
Please visit http://www.cacrep.org for further information regarding accreditation processes, and the Counselor Education Department for more information about our programs.
| Counselor Education Department: Debbie Hanna, secretary: hanna@gonzaga.edu (509) 313-3501 or (800) 533-2554 |
Graduate Admissions: soegrad@gonzaga.edu (509) 313-3481 or (800) 533-2554 |
