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As a student member, you have access to various benefits, including discounted rates for continuing education, networking opportunities, our Emerging Leaders program, and NCE and NCMHCE Exam Prep Workshop materials. 

Feel free to explore all the pages under the Student tab to learn more about what the Indiana Counseling Assocation offers students!

Indiana Graduate Program Schools

Schools below are listed alphabetically. ICA is providing the following list to help you make contact with Indiana colleges and universities that have programs in various counseling disciplines. This list is provided for informational purposes only, and does not imply an endorsement or recommendation from ICA of the institutions listed here.

 Ball State University

Phone: (765) 285-8040

Location: Muncie, IN

Programs: 

MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling

MA Rehabilitation Counseling

MA Social Psychology & Counseling

MA School Counseling (in the Dept. of Educational Psychology)

PhD Counseling Psychology

 Butler University

Phone: (317) 940-9490

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Programs:

MS in Mental Health Counseling  (Program Details for MS in MH Counseling)

School Counseling Program (Program Details for MS in School Counseling)

Calumet College of Saint Joseph

Phone: (219) 473-4295

Location: Whiting, IN

Program:
MA Psychology

Christian Theological Seminary

Phone: (317) 931-2317 

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Program:

MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling

 Grace College

Phone: (800) 544-7223

Location: Winona Lane, IN

Program:
MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Huntington University

Phone: (260) 356-6000

Location: Huntington, IN

Program:
MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

 Indiana University, Bloomington

Phone: (812) 856-8009

Location: Bloomington, IN

Programs:
MS Ed & EdS Counseling & Counselor Education

Indiana University, Fort Wayne

Phone: (260) 481-4122

Location: Fort Wayne, IN

Programs:

Couples & Family Counseling and School Counseling

Indiana University, South Bend

Phone: (574) 520-4872

Location: South Bend, IN

Programs:
Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling
Indiana University, Indianapolis

Phone: (317) 274-5555

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Programs: 

MA School of Counseling

MS Clinical Rehabilitation Psychology,

PhD Clinical Rehabilitation Psychology

Indiana University, Columbus 

Phone: (812) 348-7331

Location: Columbus, IN

Program:

MA in Mental Health Counseling

Indiana University, Southeast

Phone: (812) 941-2333

Location: New Albany, IN

Program:
MS School Counseling

Indiana State University

Phone: (812) 237-2870

Location: Terre Haute, IN

Programs:
M.S. - Clinical Mental Health Counseling
M.Ed. - School Counseling
Doctoral Programs

Ph.D. - Counselor Education
Ph.D. - Counseling Psychology

Martin University

Phone: (317) 917-3337

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Program:

MA Community Psychology

Indiana Wesleyan University

Phone: (765) 677-1489

Location: Marion, IN

Programs:
MA Addictions Counseling,

Clinical Mental Health Counseling,

Community Counseling,

Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling,

School Counseling,

Student Development Counseling and Administration

Purdue University

Phone: (765) 494-9748

Location: West Lafayette, IN

Programs: 

MS.Ed: School Counseling,

MS Mental Health Counseling

Purdue University Northwest

Phone: (219) 989-2789

Location: Hammond, IN

CACREP Accredited Programs: M.S.Ed.: School Counseling, MS Clinical Mental Health Counseling
University of Indianapolis

Phone: (317) 778-5022

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Programs:

MA Mental Health Counseling
MA Psychology
MA Mental Health Art Therapy

University of Notre Dame

Phone: (219) 631-7706

Location: Notre Dame, IN

Program: 

PhD Clinical Psychology

Valparaiso University

Phone: (219) 464-6941

Location: Valparaiso, IN 

Program:
MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CACREP Accredited)
  • Campus Representative Positions: 2024-2025

    The application window for Campus Representative positions is NOW OPEN! We hope you take full advantage of the many perks of becoming a Campus Representative at your respective institutions across Indiana. Campus Representatives will be given a variety of resources and, it is our goal, to have at least one graduate student from each campus appointed to these positions. For additional context about the Indiana Counseling Association, Campus Representative responsibilities, and Campus Representative commitment information, please continue reading.

    The Indiana Counseling Association (ICA) is dedicated to working alongside counseling graduate students and counseling programs in Indiana to address concerns facing counselors-in-training and newly licensed professionals.

    A shared objective between Campus Representatives and ICA Board members is to advocate for the needs/concerns of graduate students more effectively; communicate opportunities for continuing education, networking, and advocacy efforts; and gain additional knowledge into the changing landscape of counseling at a State and National level.

     

    Responsibilities of the University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative:

      • Each Campus Representative will attend biannual 1-hour meetings with the ICA Graduate Student Professional-Interest Group Director to provide feedback about graduate student needs, programming, potential advocacy opportunities, as well as providing updates about their Campus Representative experience.
      • Each Campus Representative will communicate ICA continuing education, networking, and advocacy opportunities with their counseling department and professors.
      • Each Campus Representative will attend quarterly 30-45 minutes leadership development (mentoring) meetings to further enhance their leadership skills.
  • Additional Perks of Becoming a University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative:

      • Each Campus Representative will receive a Certificate and recognition for their service to the ICA at the Annual Conference. 
      • Commitment for this position runs between July 1st-July 1st of the following year. However, rolling applications are accepted, and Campus Representatives may start at different times, depending on when students apply.

To Apply to be a University Graduate Student (Campus) Representative for the 2024-2025 Year, email execdirector@indianacounseling.org with the following information:

  • Full Name
  • Preferred Email Address (for ongoing communication)
  • Phone Number 
  • School/University Attending
  • Name of Enrolled Degree/Counseling Program 
  • Statement of Interest for being an ICA Campus Representative
  • Acknowledgement of Statement of Commitment- I acknowledge that with my submission of the ICA Campus Representative application, if I am selected, I commit to being an active representative for my participating school and maintain open communication with the Indiana Counseling Association.
  • *Highly Recommended - Attached Resume or CV

OUR CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES

2024-2025


Ball State University

POSITION OPEN


Butler University 
POSITION OPEN

Capella University
POSITION OPEN


Christian Theological Seminary

POSITION OPEN

Grace College

POSITION OPEN

Huntington University

POSITION OPEN




Indiana State University

POSITION OPEN

Indiana Wesleyan University

POSITION OPEN


Indiana University Bloomington

POSITION OPEN


IUSB

POSITION OPEN


IUPUC

POSITION OPEN


IUFW

POSITION OPEN


IUI

POSITION OPEN



Marian University

POSITION OPEN

Purdue University Northwest

POSITION OPEN


St. Mary of the Woods

POSITION OPEN


University of Indianapolis

POSITION OPEN

University of Saint Francis

POSITION OPEN


Valparaiso University

POSITION OPEN



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Email: execdirector@indianacounseling.org


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