COUN 5223 - Career Counseling and Lifestyle Development

A study of theories of vocational choice, the process of career and lifestyle decision making and sources of occupational information. The student will also study trends in the world of work, career development theories and practical applications, career education and sources and uses of occupational, educational, and social information. Emphasis is on developing skills for assisting individuals in career development and planning, and students will discuss the role of the Christian faith on career development and lifestyle. Level 1 Course. Students must make a B or better. Class 3. Prerequisite(s): COUN 5023, COUN 5033, COUN 5073, and COUN 5443.