Wisconsin School Counselor Association, Inc.
OUR MISSION:
To advance the profession of school counseling in preschool through post secondary in order to maximize the educational, academic, vocational and personal-social growth of each student.
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Graduate students are busy with coursework and practicum/internship. However, it’s never too early to start employing data and conducting research to further the field of school counseling.
Call for Graduate Student Posters for 2013 WSCA Conference
Consider submitting your scholarly work– maybe you did a research study in a class, or created a fun small group idea. Maybe you have good ideas on networking or using technology. Share them at the conference! The proposal process is EASY, and we’re here to help.
Graduate Student Research Examples
Collaborating with Faculty
One way to get started with research is to partner with a faculty member who is conducting research. You can usually find research interests on the professor’s webpage, and many instructors welcome help from graduate students! Ways in which you may be involved, depending on the study, are data collection, reviewing the literature, data entry, surveying participants, and writing up the results or presenting at a conference. This looks great on your resume when you start to look for jobs!
Contact us with questions or ideas, too!
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE Make your plans to attend the 2014 WSCA Annual Conference to be held February 18-20, 2014 at the Monona Terrace Convention Center, Madison WI
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