The Counseling, Educational Leadership, Educational and School Psychology (CLES) department’s vision is to prepare skilled, scholarly, and socially responsible professionals. CLES offers several graduate degree programs in Counseling, Educational Leadership, Educational Psychology, and School Psychology. The department also offers non-degree graduate programs and programs for those seeking licensure as a building principal, district superintendent, or reading specialist.
Your support can help expand opportunities for our graduate students to attend and present at professional conferences, where they can present their scholarly work and research, engage with leaders in their fields, and build valuable professional networks. Donations to this fund will be designated for graduate student travel assistance to help reduce financial barriers, allowing students to participate in transformative experiences that enhance their professional development, strengthen their research and presentation skills, and better prepare them for successful careers in Counseling, Educational Leadership, Educational Psychology, and School Psychology.
A gift of $2,500 can fully fund one graduate student’s travel to a professional conference, providing access to invaluable learning experiences and opportunities to present research that contributed to their academic and career success.
