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[chromatic]

To be fair, I believe that our original poster, Hopeandfaith, probably means well but is currently unsuited for work as a counselor but could become suited by being a business teacher and dealing with a heterogeneous class of students. Who also must be taken without prejudice but are not nearly as vulnerable as counseling patients. She should also change her opinion about business; an honest business is a good calling, makes it possible for us to have money to use for charitable and educational pursuits, and her students might want to own one one day.

[mtnman]

Here's an update on the topic discussed in this thread.
http://chronicle.com/blogs/ticker/appeals-court-reinstates-christian-students-lawsuit-against-eastern-michigan-u/40058?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en

[msparticularity]

Here's an update on the topic discussed in this thread.
http://chronicle.com/blogs/ticker/appeals-court-reinstates-christian-students-lawsuit-against-eastern-michigan-u/40058?sid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en

Most interesting! I'm particularly fascinated by the different ways in which the two universities mentioned are handling the counseling education issues that derive from the professional standard.