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ANNOUNCEMENT: Extension of Amnesty Deadline
The Covid-19 amnesty period is extended until August 15, 2021. During this time programs are not required to submit a Substantive Change report of accommodations, for the following: CACREP STANDARDS: 3.G Practicum students complete at least 40 clock hours of direct service with actual clients that contributes to the development of counseling skills. 3.K Internship... Read More
Message from CACREP Board Chair
Dear Counseling Community, The COVID-19 pandemic has catapulted our world, nation, and profession into an unparalleled era. It has tested our strength, innovation, and resilience. The CACREP Board of Directors and staff continue to vigilantly monitor this ever-evolving situation; seek to be as accommodating as possible within the parameters of the CACREP standards; and respond... Read More
Moratorium on Site Visit Overrides
The CACREP Board of Directors (BOD) is placing a moratorium, effective immediately, on the procedural ability for a program to override not being recommended during the initial desk review to proceed to site visit planning. The recommendation from the initial reviewers during the desk review to proceed or not to a site visit is the... Read More
New Board Members Selected
At the January 2020 meeting in San Diego, the CACREP Board selected 3 new Board members. Margaret Glenn from West Virginia University Bita Rivas from California State University Sacramento Christopher Schmidt from Villanova University in Pennsylvania The three will begin their term on July 1, 2020 Read More
Deferred Accreditation Announcement
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Public Notice of Accreditation Decisions: July 2019
The Board met on July 11-13, 2019 and made the following July 2019 Accreditation Decisions. Read More
CACREP Response Letter to JCD Articles
The CACREP Board developed a formal response with regard to the recent articles published in the July 2016 (vol. 94, #3) edition of the Journal of Counseling & Development. This letter was developed and written during the CACREP Board meeting last week following an in depth discussion. The CACREP Board believes that dialog on difficult social issues... Read More