Course Descriptions

NOTE: Effective January 2014, all SPCM courses are now coded with the subject RHET for Rhetoric.

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Creative Arts Therapy (CAT)
	• CAT 210 - Foundations of Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 211 - Child and Adolescent Development in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 212 - Group Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 213 - Development of the Expressive Aesthetic Experience
	• CAT 214 - Clinical Methods in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 215 - Clinical Applications in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 218 - Internship: Creative Arts Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 219 - Internship: Creative Arts Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 220 - Art Therapy for Adolescents
	• CAT 221 - Practicum: Clinical Practice in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 222 - Practicum: Clinical Practice in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 223 - Multicultural Art Therapy
	• CAT 224 - Psychopharmacological/Psychiatric Issues in Art Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 225 - Art Therapy Counseling Throughout Adult Development and Aging
	• CAT 226 - The Art Therapist’s Identity in a Clinical Setting
	• CAT 227 - Special Topics in Residential Art Therapy Experience
	• CAT 230 - Master’s Project: Technology Portfolio
	• CAT 235 - Creativity
	• CAT 238 - A Systematic Approach to Art Therapy: Working With the Family
	• CAT 241 - Drama Therapy for the Helping Professional
	• CAT 242 - Poetry/Bibliotherapy for the Helping Professional
	• CAT 249 - Therapeutic Art for the Elderly
	• CAT 251 - Readings
	• CAT 252 - Readings
	• CAT 280-289 A-Z - Special Topics
	• CAT 300 - Research Seminar in Creative Arts Therapy Counseling
	• CAT 301 - Master’s Thesis Seminar I
	• CAT 302 - Master’s Thesis Seminar II
Creative Writing (CRWR)
	• CRWR 240 - Poetry Writing
	• CRWR 241 - Fiction Writing
	• CRWR 242 - Playwriting
	• CRWR 243 - Creative Non-Fiction Writing
	• CRWR 250-252 A-Z - Independent Study in Creative Writing
	• CRWR 284 - Poetry Writing
	• CRWR 286 - Short Fiction Writing
	• CRWR 287 - Children’s Fiction Writing
	• CRWR 288 - Writing in Varieties of Nonfiction
	• CRWR 289 - Writing for Stage, Screen and Television
	• CRWR 291-294 A-Z - Special Studies
	• CRWR 302 - Master’s Project in English and Creative Writing
	• CRWR 303 - M.F.A. Project
Curriculum and Teaching (CT)
	• CT 200 - Introduction to Computer Technology in Education
	• CT 208 - Multicultural Curriculum and Teaching
	• CT 210A - Emerging Technologies for Teaching and Learning
	• CT 211A - Computer Authoring and Scripting Environments
	• CT 212 - Computer-Assisted Instruction
	• CT 213 - Applications of Computer Technology to Business Education and Technical Education
	• CT 214A - Information Technology in Elementary Education
	• CT 215A - Cognition and Artificial Intelligence
	• CT 216 - Information Technology in Mathematics Education
	• CT 217 - Applications of Computer Technology to Science Education
	• CT 218 - Teaching Immigrant Children
	• CT 219 - Cognition and Instruction
	• CT 221 - Middle Childhood Philosophy and Teaching
	• CT 226 - Linguistics for Teachers of English-Language Learners
	• CT 227 - Student Teaching
	• CT 228 - Supervised Teaching
	• CT 229 - Development and Learning in Childhood and Adolescence
	• CT 230 - Methods and Materials for Teaching Pascal in the Schools
	• CT 231 - Methods and Materials for Teaching Computer Science in the Schools
	• CT 232 - Application of Computer Technology to the Management of Educational Systems
	• CT 233 - Dynamic Approaches to K-12 Art History and Aesthetics
	• CT 238 - Curriculum Design in Art Education
	• CT 239 - Children’s Engineering
	• CT 241 - Special Readings Seminar
	• CT 242 - Special Readings Seminar
	• CT 247A - Middle Childhood Curriculum: 5-6
	• CT 248A - Middle Childhood Curriculum: 7-9
	• CT 250 - Gender Issues in the Classroom
	• CT 251 - Teaching: Summer Institute
	• CT 252 - Portfolios and Authentic Assessment
	• CT 253 - Teaching for Thinking
	• CT 256 - The Newspaper as a Teaching Tool
	• CT 260 - Foundations, Theory and Practice of Bilingual Education
	• CT 265 - Methods and Materials in Bicultural Education
	• CT 266 - Immigrant Children in the U.S. School
	• CT 267 - Promoting Algebraic Ideas in K-8 Classrooms
	• CT 268 - Practicum: Teachers of Non-English Speaking Students
	• CT 268A - Supervised Teaching Practicum: Teachers of Non-English Speaking Students
	• CT 268B - Summer Supervised Practicum Extension: Teachers of Non-English Speaking Students
	• CT 269 - Student Teaching: Teachers of Non-English Speaking Students
	• CT 271 - Current Issues in Art Education and Curriculum Design
	• CT 272 - Technology and the Teaching of Writing
	• CT 273 - Instruction of Foreign Languages at the Elementary School Level
	• CT 275 - Selected Topics in Educational Software Development
	• CT 276 - Educating for Civic Engagement
	• CT 277 - Middle Level Mathematics Curriculum
	• CT 278A - Student Teaching: Teaching Foreign Languages
	• CT 278B - Student Teaching: Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL)
	• CT 279 - The Psychology of Music Learning and Teaching
	• CT 280-289 A-Z - Special Topics
	• CT 290 - Research Design in Curriculum and Instruction
	• CT 297A - Advanced Studies in Art Education: Elementary
	• CT 297B - Advanced Studies in Art Education: Secondary
	• CT 298A - Curriculum and Instruction in Art: Elementary
	• CT 298B - Curriculum and Instruction in Art: Secondary
	• CT 299A - Developing Creative Music Strategies
	• CT 299B - Perspectives on Instrumental Music
	• CT 300A - Curriculum Project (Part I)
	• CT 300B - Curriculum Project (Part II)

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Course Descriptions

NOTE: Effective January 2014, all SPCM courses are now coded with the subject RHET for Rhetoric.