I graduated from the Masters program in Rehabilitation Counseling MSU in June of 1989. As an undergraduate I majored in Psychology and had a minor in Spanish. I am currently employed as a Counselor for students with disabilities at Lansing Community College

The knowledge base and the skills that I acquired through this program have allowed me to work in a variety of environments, performing diverse tasks (i.e. vocational rehabilitation counselor - M.R.S., delinquency services worker - F.I.A., counselor for students with disabilities - L.C.C.).

As the field of rehabilitation counseling has grown, so has the occupational name recognition. Consequently, employment opportunities are endless. The Rehabilitation Counseling Program is only as good as your commitment to the learning experience. As a student, you can mold the program to fit your professional needs, while maintaining the integrity of the core learning objectives. That's not true of all graduate programs.

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