Support students in educational settings by enhancing your skills through a curriculum focused on research, cultural foundations, ethics, individual and group counseling, diagnosis and career development. Apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios through clinical and field-based experiences, including a school counseling practicum and internship.

As part of the Northeast Ohio Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing consortium, this program offers a unique collaborative experience between Cleveland State University, Kent State University, Youngstown State University and the University of Akron. Choose from concentrations in fiction, creative nonfiction, playwriting and poetry, and benefit from a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes professional writing techniques and literary analysis. Gain practical experience through internships in various fields, including teaching, editing, grant writing, arts marketing and arts administration.

Expand your understanding of the causes, consequences and responses to crime to gain insights into the criminal justice system and societal issues related to law enforcement and crime prevention. This minor can open opportunities for careers in criminal justice agencies, law enforcement, social services and legal professions, as well as further study in criminology or related fields. The minor consists of 21 credit hours.

Deepen your understanding of crime, criminal justice and the sociological factors that contribute to criminal behavior. Tailor your education to align with your interests with a wide selection of comprehensive electives. You will also have the chance to engage in internships and the Honors Program, which involves advanced research and presenting a research paper at a professional meeting.

Explore the critical role of culture and communication in the delivery of quality health care. Choose from a variety of courses to develop your cognitive framework and enhance your skills in your area of interest. The certificate program consists of 12+ credit hours, depending on elective course choice.