Applied Psychology Course Selection Instructions Summer 2011

Students should be especially careful when preparing to register. Please read carefully the instructions for your year and program. If your class sections are assigned by your department, they will be provided to you prior to registration. Registration will open on Tuesday, April 12, 2011.

Financial Aid Recipients must carry a 3-credit course load in the summer semester to be eligible for aid and deferment of previous loans. Federal loans taken since 1987 may be deferred with half-time status.

Courses Marked “Restricted”

Students should also be mindful of the process involved in signing up for courses marked “Restricted”. If a student is not a member of the group of people to whom a course is restricted, s/he may access registration to the course by obtaining written permission from the director of the program in which the course is offered. This authorization is to be provided to the Registrar’s Office via Antioch email.

Faculty may assign reading to be completed prior to the first class meeting. Students should check the site in Sakai prior to the start of the semester for the details of these assignments.

Applied Behavior Analysis Program

Classes Meet June 3 Through July 31, 2011
(See course description section for exact meeting times and dates)

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Students (Summer 2011 enterers)

Please register for:

PYB 562 Definitions and Characteristics; Principles, Processes, and Concepts (Section A)
PYB 560 Ethical Considerations in Behavior Analysis (Section A)

Please Note: Students must register for a minimum of 4 credits during the Summer 2011 semester.

Continuing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Students (Summer 2010 enterers)

Please register for:

PYI 539 Educational Interventions in ASD II (Section A)
PYI 562 Experimental Evaluation & Measurement of Behavior (Section A)
PY 694 Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis III (Optional)* (Section A)
PY 682 Professional Seminar III (Optional)* (Section A)

Please Note: Students must register for a minimum of 4 Credits during the Summer 2011 semester.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Programs

Classes Meet May 31 Through July 26, 2011 (No classes July 5 & 6) (See course description section for exact meeting times and dates)

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Students (Spring 2011 enterers)

Please register for:

PYI 552 Career and Lifestyle Counseling (Section A)
PYI 554 Counseling Theories: Models & Approaches I (Section A)
PYS 604 Social & Cultural Diversity (Section A)

Please Note: Students must register for a minimum of 9 credits during the Summer 2011 semester.

Continuing Clinical Mental Health Counseling Students (Fall 2010 and earlier enterers)

Students are not expected to enroll in classes this summer.

Marriage & Family Therapy MA Program

Classes Meet May 31, 2011 Through July 26, 2011 (See course description section for exact meeting times and dates)

Marriage & Family Therapy Students Entering in Summer 2011

Please register for:

PYD 600 Ethics and Professional Development in MFT Practice (Section A)
PY 642B Foundational Theories of Marriage & Family Therapy (Section A)
PY 685 Prepracticum in Marriage & Family Therapy (Section A)

Please note: Summer 2011 entrants must register for a minimum of 8 credits during the Summer 2011 semester.

Continuing Marriage & Family Therapy Students who Entered in Summer 2010

Please register for:

PYG 605 Group Therapy and Families in Larger Systems (Section A)
PYB 527 Human Development across the Lifespan (Section A)
PY 698B Internship (Section A, B or C)
PY 687B Professional Seminar in MFT III (Section A, B or C)

Please note: Summer 2010 entrants must register for a minimum of 9 credits during the Summer 2011 semester.

All Dance Movement Therapy Student

DMT students are not expected to register for the Summer semester. However, if you are a second-year DMT student starting an internship before July 1, please register for:

PY 693 Internship in Dance/Movement Therapy (Section A) for 4 credits during the Summer semester.

If you are continuing an internship that you first registered for in the Spring 2011, please register for:
PY 693B Internship Continuation DMT (Section A) for 0 credits.

Marriage and Family Therapy PhD Program

Classes Meet June 1 Through July 21, 2011 (See course description section for exact meeting times and dates)

Marriage & Family Therapy Doctoral Students (Ph.D.II – Fall 2010 enterers)

Please register for:

MFTC 744 Doctoral Professional Seminar MFT III (Section A)
MFTC 764 Doctoral MFT Practicum III (Section A)
MFTT 701 Theories of Social Justice in MFT (Section A)
MFTS 709 Supervision in MFT I (Section A)

Marriage & Family Therapy Doctoral Students (Ph.D. III – Fall 2009 enterers)

Please register for:

MFTR 800 Dissertation Seminar (Section A)
MFT 707 Seminar in Current MFT Topics II (Section A)
MFTS 740 Supervision Practicum III (Section A)
MFTS 741 Supervision Professional Seminar III (Section A)

Additional Courses for 3rd year Ph.D. students needing additional clinical hours

MFTC 770 Doctoral MFT Practicum VI (Section A)*
MFTC 750 Doctoral Professional Seminar MFT VI (Section A)*

Marriage & Family Therapy Doctoral Students (Ph.D. IV – Fall 2008 enterers)

Please register for:

MFTC 784 Doctoral MFT Internship III (Section A) (note that Internship III must follow Internship I in Fall and Internship II in Spring) OR MFTR 899C MFT Dissertation Continuation (Sections A – D)