About the CCU Counseling Center
The CCU Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program was established in 1992 under the direction of Dr. Vietta Keith. Foundations for the Counseling Center began in 1993 when counseling services were provided by MAC students on the CCU campus. Construction for office, counseling rooms, and meeting space was soon completed, and the Counseling Center was opened in 1994.
Since the initial client received counseling services in 1993, over 3000 individuals, couples, and families have received counseling services at the CCU Counseling Center. Furthermore, over 26,000 counseling sessions have been conducted by MAC faculty and students since 1993. In fulfilling the mission of the University, the CCU Counseling Center provides counseling services to tri-state residents, as well as members of the campus community.
The CCU Master of Arts in Counseling program is currently under the direction of Dr. Douglas Spears [e-mail 
]. Working closely with the faculty, staff, and students, Dr. Spears administers the academic training and professional evaluation of all MAC students. The CCU Counseling Center is directed by Dr. David Brown [e-mail ], who administers the clinical training and supervision of all MAC students. All faculty and staff are dedicated to providing excellent service to students and clients.
Quick Stats & Info:
The CCU Counseling Center offers many advantages to potential students and clients alike. Although we have much more to offer, below is a quick list of some important facts and figures about the MAC program and the Counseling Center.
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years to complete the MAC program student / faculty ratio years in operation (since 1993) minimum hours of individual supervision before graduation credit hours to complete the MAC program average number of active clients in Counseling Center MAC graduates (as of December 2008) minimum hours of clinical experience before graduation clients served counseling sessions provided |