Department Contact Information
Dr. Mark Gillen
Department Chair
231 Wyman Education
715-425-3890
mark.gillen@uwrf.edu
Mr. Jerry Liddell
Department Associate
257 Wyman Education
715-425-3889
jerald.liddell@uwrf.edu
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October 1 (Spring Admission)
February 1 (Fall Admission)
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The UWRF Counseling Program prepares graduate students to work as professional school counselors
in diverse pK-16 school settings. Ranked in the top 20% of UWRF programs following a 2010 university prioritization review, the Counseling Program offers small class sizes, customizable graduation plans, and frequent interaction with faculty members. Upon graduation, students will have a Masters of Science in Education (M.S.E.), which contributes to their professional license qualifications. 92% of Spring 2012 graduates obtained school counseling positions for the current academic year.
The Counseling Program facilitates diverse graduate students' needs. Located just outside the Twin Cities, classes occur in the evenings at both our main River Falls campus and the Hudson Center, located in Hudson, Wisconsin. Check out what students are saying below!
