Wilberforce University - Rehabilitation Counseling

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WELCOME!!

Founded in the State of Ohio in 1856, Wilberforce University is the first black college in America and was named in honor of the great 18th century abolitionist, William Wilberforce.

The mission of Wilberforce University is the development of the total person. Central to this mission is the preparation of students for leadership in today's complex job market and society at large. Consequently, the University emphasizes the integration of liberal arts education and supervised work experience.

Wilberforce University has offered a Bachelor of Arts degree in Rehabilitation for over 30 years.

In 2004, we began a new graduate program, leading to a Master of Science degree in Rehabilitation Counseling.

This program is designed to meet the growing demand for qualified, professionally trained rehabilitation counselors who want to work in public and private rehabilitation agencies and institution.

You are welcome to contact us or visit us at any time. Our faculty and staff will be happy to answer any questions.

RECENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Wilberforce University Master of Science Rehabilitation Counseling Program has a newly established facebook page. If you are a graduate of the program, a graduate of Wilberforce, a faculty/staff member of Wilberforce, or are interested in pursuing your Master's degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, this is the facebook group for you. Regular program announcements, photos and program events will be posted there. Join the page to post questions, comments, and give feedback.
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We are excited to be featured in the February 2010 edition of “The Mirror.”Click here to view the article. We would like to thank the following people:

· Morgane Bruce, staff writer, who wrote the article

· Professor Rick Sheridan, Faculty Advisor

· Sierra Austin, Assistant Editor
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Mrs. Jaton Brame in the Academic Center for Student Success coordinates the disability services on campus. Click here to view the list of disability services offered. Please contact Mrs. Brame for more information about services offered or to schedule an appointment.