"Drawing on the university faculty's rich aggregate ofspiritual and academic resources, the Institute for Family Studies has developed an excellent professional Master's program in marriage and family counseling. The systems-oriented program provides an unusually strong academic foundation and biblical focus, coupled with an equally strong clinical emphasis. - Dr. William F. lfunter Assistant Professor ofPsychology, Coordinator, Institute for Family Studies THE INSTITUTE FOR FAMILY STUDIES Master of Arts in Marriagel Family and Child Counseling
William F. Hunter, Ph.D. Coordinator Institute for Family Studies FACULTY Professor: Marvin Mayers , Dean of School of Intercultural Studies and World Missions Vance L. Shepperson, Professor of Psychology Associate Professor: James Conway, Associate Professor of Practical Theology; Marguerite G. Kraft, Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies , Robert E. Larzalere, Associate Professor of Psychology; Richard J. Mohline, Associate Professor of Practical Theology; H. Norman Wright, Associate Professor of Christian Education Assistant Professor: William F. Hunter, Assistant Professor of Marriage and Family Studies ; Rex E. Johnson, Assistant of Christian Education The Institute for Family Studies offers an interdisciplinary Mas ter's program designed to prepare students for the role of a professional marriage, family and child counselor. This program has been designed to meet the academic standards in the state of 107
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