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Counseling & Educational Psychology | New Mexico State University -- Skip to main content Toggle navigation Menu | Counseling & Educational Psychology Search College of Education CEP Home Faculty/Staff Faculty Meet the Staff Forms For Faculty Academic Programs Bachelor of Science in Counseling and Community Psychology Undergraduate Minor in Counseling and Educational Psychology Dual Bachelor of Science (CCP)/ Master’s Degree (Ed. Diag.) Ph.D. Counseling Psychology School Psychology PhD Ed.S. School Psychology M.A. Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program Graduate minor in Spanish Counseling Graduate minor in Integrated Behavioral Health Postdoctoral M.S. in Clinical Psychopharmacology (MSCP) Degree Affiliated Programs Research Teams in CEP Community Outreach Projects in CEP Behavioral Health Psychology Training Interdisciplinary Qualitative Research Initiative Lab Additional Information CEP News & Events Map & Directions CEP Scholarships For CEP Instructors Counseling & Educational Psychology EXCELLENCE – INTEGRITY – DIVERSITY – TRANSPARENCY – LEADERSHIP – INNOVATION Social Justice Advocacy: A Global Mission The department of Counseling and Educational Psychology (CEP) promotes social justice advocacy as we prepare paraprofessionals in the helping professions and professionals in clinical mental health counseling, school psychology, counseling psychology, and clinical psychopharmacology. What is social justice advocacy? It involves noticing how systems are unfair to certain groups and striving to become a change agent to increase equity in our communities so that the services we provide reach all those who need them and are effective for diverse populations. We train our students to take a global perspective to understanding these kinds of dynamics, which change depending on the context. CEP faculty conduct multicultural research https://cep.nmsu.edu/affiliated-programs/other-research-teams-in-cep/ and train students to work with clients who may be different from themselves in terms of their races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, religions, and other intersectional identities. Each program strives to strengthen our collaborative relationships with educational, health, mental health, medical, and other community and university settings to help reduce health, mental health, and educational disparities. Join us to engage in active learning, emotional growth, critical thinking, and respectful dialogues across diverse perspectives. Can I take a graduate class if I haven’t been admitted? (click here) NEWS RELEASE NMSU endowed scholarship honors legacy of late psychologist >> Learn More << New Interim Department Heads Dr. Elsa Arroyos: earroyos@nmsu.edu Dr. Eve Adams: eadams@nmsu.edu Apply To NMSU Today Graduate Admissions Department Faculty Dr. Eve Adams Dr. Elsa Arroyos Dr. Michelle Backlund Dr. Na-Yeun Choi Dr. Barbara Gormley Dr. Tracie Hitter Dr. Michael Kalkbrenner Dr. Anna Lopez Dr. Casey McDougall Dr. Andres Perez-Rojas Dr. Enedina García Vázquez Dr. Luis Vázquez Dr. Lisa Peterson CEP Department Recent Posts CEP Graduate Dr. Jessica Jackson receives Early Career Grants to Support Community-based Workshops 2019 Interprofessional Immersion Training Pictures Dr. Michael Kalkbrenner Receives National Award Dr. Enedina Vazquez elected President-Elect of APA Division 16. Congratulations to the School Psychology Graduate Student Organization on Placing 3rd overall in their category for their door and parade float entry for NMSU Homecoming 2018 Mailing Address New Mexico State University College of Education Department of Counseling & Educational Psychology MSC 3CEP, P.O. Box 30001 Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003-8001 (575) 646-2121 cep@nmsu.edu © 2016 New Mexico State University - Board of Regents Scroll to Top...