GRADUATE STUDY IN MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY A Guide to Master's and Doctoral Programs in the United States and Canada Fourth Edition . JOHN TOULIATOS Human Sciences Publications Sponsored by National Council on Family Relations National Council On Family Relations Minneapolis, Minnesota Graduate Study in Marriage and the Family Fourth Edition Copyright© 1999 by John Touliatos All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced in any form, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. For information addresses: Human Sciences Publications 4221 Capilla Street Fort Worth, TX 76133 (USA) (817) 292-6758 National Council on Family Relations 3989 Central Avenue NE, Suite 550 Minneapolis, MN 55421 (USA) (612) 781-9331 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 96-77310 International Standard Book Number: 1-888733-04-7 Printed in the United States of America CONTENTS Preface, ix UNITED STATES ALABAMA Auburn University, 1 University of Alabama, 2 ARIZONA Arizona State University Department of Family Resources and Human Development, 3 Department of Sociology, 4 University of Arizona, 5 ARKANSAS Harding University, 6 University of Arkansas, 7 CALIFORNIA Antioch Southern California at Santa Barbara, 8 Antioch University-Los Angeles, 9 Azusa Pacific University, 10 California School of Professional Psychology-Berkeley/Alameda, 11 California School of Professional Psychology-Los Angeles, 12 California State University-Dominguez Hills, 13 California State University-Fresno, 14 California State University-Long Beach, 15 California State University-Northridge Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling, 16 Department of Family Environmental Sciences, 17 California State University-Sacramento, 17 Fuller Theological Seminary, 18 Lorna Linda University, 19 Loyola Marymount University, 20 Phillips Graduate Institute, 21 Saint Mary's College of California, 22 San Francisco State University, 23 San Jose State University, 24 Sonoma State University, 25 United States International University, 26 University of California-San Francisco, 27 University of San Diego, 28 University of San Francisco, 29 University of Southern California, 29 COLORADO Colorado State University, 30 University of Colorado-Denver, 31 University of Northern Colorado, 32 CONNECTICUT Central Connecticut State University, 33 Fairfield University, 34 Southern Connecticut State University, 35 Saint Joseph College, 36 University of Connecticut, 37 DELAWARE University of Delaware, 38 Ill iv Contents FLORIDA Florida State University Department of Family, Child, and Consumer Sciences, 39 Interdivisional Doctoral Program in Marriage and Family, 40 NOVA Southeastern University, 41 Stetson University, 42 University of Florida, 43 GEORGIA Georgia State University, 44 University of Georgia, 45 Valdosta State University, 46 IDAHO University of Idaho, 47 ILLINOIS Adler School of Professional Psychology, 48 Eastern Illinois University, 49 Illinois School of Professional Psychology-Chicago, 49 Illinois State University, 50 Loyola University-Chicago, 51 Northern Illinois University, 52 Northwestern University, 53 Southern Illinois University, 54 University of Illinois, 55 INDIANA Christian Theological Seminary, 56 Indiana State University Department of Counseling, 57 Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, 57 Indiana University Department of Applied Health Science, 58 Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology, 59 Purdue University, 60 Purdue University-Calumet, 61 University of Notre Dame, 62 IOWA Iowa State University Department of Human Development and Family Studies, 63 Department of Sociology, 64 University of Iowa, 65 KANSAS Friends University, 66 Kansas State University, 67 University of Kansas, 68 KENTUCKY Lindsey Wilson College, 69 Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, 70 Spalding University, 71 University of Kentucky, 72 LOIDSIANA Louisiana State University, 73 Louisiana Tech University, 74 Northeast Louisiana University, 75 Our Lady of Holy Cross College, 76 MAINE University of Maine, 77 Contents v MARYLAND University of Maryland, 78 MASSACHUSETTS Springfield College, 79 Wheelock College, 80 MICHIGAN Eastern Michigan University, 81 Michigan State University, 82 Wayne State University, 83 MINNESOTA University of Minnesota Department of Sociology, 84 Department of Work, Community, and Family Education, 85 Family Social Science Department, 86 School of Nursing, 87 MISSISSIPPI Reformed Theological Seminary, 88 University of Southern Mississippi, 89 MISSOURI Saint Louis University, 90 University of Missouri-Columbia, 91 MONTANA Montana State University, 92 NEBRASKA Concordia University, 93 University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, 94 Department of Sociology, 95 NEVADA University of Nevada-Las Vegas, 96 University of Nevada-Reno Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology, 97 Department of Human Development and Family Studies, 97 NEW HAMPSHIRE Antioch New England Graduate School, 98 University of New Hampshire Department of Family Studies, 99 Department of Sociology and Anthropology, 100 NEW JERSEY Montclair State University, 101 Seton Hall University, 102 NEW MEXICO New Mexico State University, 103 University of New Mexico, 104 NEW YORK Cornell University, 105 Hofstra University, 106 Iona College, 107 Syracuse University, 108 NORTH CAROLINA Appalachian State University, 109 East Carolina University, 110 North Carolina State University, 111 University of North Carolina-Greensboro, 112 NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota State University, 113 Vl Contents OHIO Bowling Green State University Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, 114 Department of Sociology, 115 Kent State University, 116 Miami University, 117 Ohio State University Department of Human Development and Family Science, 118 Department of Sociology, 118 Ohio University, 120 University of Akron Department of Counseling and Special Education, 120 School of Home Economics and Family Ecology, 121 University of Cincinnati, 122 Wright State University, 123 OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Baptist University, 124 Oklahoma State University, 125 OREGON Northwest Christian College, 126 Oregon Health Sciences University, 127 Oregon State University, 128 Portland State University, 129 Western Evangelical Seminary, 130 PENNSYLVANIA Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, 131 LaSalle University, 132 Pennsylvania State University, 133 RHODE ISLAND University of Rhode Island, 135 SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota State University, 136 TENNESSEE East Tennessee State University, 137 Middle Tennessee State University, 138 University of Tennessee-Knoxville, 138 University of Tennessee-Martin, 140 TEXAS Abilene Christian University Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, 141 Department of Marriage and Family Therapy, 142 Hardin-Simmons University, 142 Our Lady of the Lake University, 143 Saint Mary's University, 144 Texas Tech University, 145 Texas Woman's University, 146 University of Central Texas, 147 University of Houston-Clear Lake, 148 University of North Texas, 149 University of Texas-Austin, 150 UTAH Brigham Young University, 151 University of Utah, 152 Utah State University, 153 Contents vii VIRGINIA Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Department of Family and Child Development (Blacksburg), 154 Department of Family and Child Development (Falls Church), 156 WASHINGTON Central Washington University, 157 Pacific Lutheran University, 157 Seattle Pacific University, 158 Washington State University Department of Human Development, 159 Department of Sociology, 160 WEST VIRGINIA West Virginia University, 161 WISCONSIN Concordia University, 162 University of Wisconsin-Madison, 163 University of Wisconsin-Stout, 164 WYOMING University of Wyoming, 165 CANADA ALBERTA University of Alberta Department of Human Ecology, 166 Faculty of Nursing, 167 BRITISH COLUMBIA University of British Columbia, 168 MANITOBA University of Manitoba, 169 University of Winnipeg, 170 ONTARIO University of Guelph, 171 Summary of Institutions and Degrees/Program Areas, 173 X Preface Financial assistance available. More specific infonnation should be obtained from the institution concerning eligibility requirements; number of awards available; average stipends for the categories of aid; number of hours that must be worked per week, if applicable; and whether full or partial tuition waivers are granted. Deadlines for admission and for financial aid. Enrollment figures for the academic unit and for the institution, as well as the percentage of applicants accepted in 1997-98. Graduate degrees awarded in 1997-98 by level of degree, where applicable. Faculty in the unit, along with specific infonnation (e.g., degree, institution and year, rank, specializations) on those identified by the graduate unit as being directly involved in the family instructional and research program. Faculty with single asterisks are AAMFT clinical members, and those with double asterisks are AAMFf approved supervisors. Additional comments, provided by the unit, highlight its orientation, objectives, special features, accreditations, and facilities. Degree requirements, admission requirements, and tuition costs are all subject to change. Appreciation is expressed to the NCFR Publications Committee for encouraging the author to publish Graduate Study in Marriage and the Family. Special thanks are also extended to the program administrators and staff members who took the time to respond to requests for infonnation. Although this