Center for Student Support Systems

The Center for Student Support Systems is committed to strengthening the practice of school counseling through research, professional development, and student support program development and evaluation. CS3 works with K-12 counselors, teachers, and school leaders in California to improve guidance and counseling at the school site and district levels. The center is dedicated to continuous improvement in California schools in the provisions of high quality, evidence-based student support programs that contribute to positive student outcomes in academic, personal/social, and career development. CS3 is a national leader in the development and use of action research in school counseling and provides consultation to schools and school districts wishing to improve practice through the use of action research.

CS3 Current News & Events:

- 11th Annual Forum on the State of Counseling & Guidance in Schools will take place on Friday, December 11th, 2009 in Mother Rosalie Hill Hall (SOLES building). Registration forms are available in the Events section.

- Center Global Involvement: BARC and AMPO

BARC 11_09

Maria Mercedes Veyna Figueroa from Universidad Iberoamericana, the AMPO representative for Baja California and Eve Mejia (BARC Team Leader) at the conference entrance.

Mexico Counseling Magazine

María Mercedes Veyna Figueroa, Jesús Hernández Garibay, REMO Editor and professor at UNAM, Héctor Magaña Vargas, REMO Director and professor at UNAM, Yara Amparo López López, State Coordinator for the Bi-national Migrant Education Program (PROBEM), Eva Mejia (BARC Team Leader). REMO is the only Mexican magazine on counseling.