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Any registration fee for this conference includes 8 contact hours for CEU certification.

CEU Application has been submitted and pending. Please check back for updates.

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Regular Registration Section: Lunch provided March 4 Refreshments included

• $215    Noncredit registration
• $235    BYU credit registration – 1/2 credit CPSE 589R (pass/fail)
• $235    BYU credit registration – 1/2 credit CPSE 589R (letter grade)

Graduate Student Section: Lunch provided March 4 and refreshments included (student ID required at check–in)

• $80      Noncredit registration
• $110    BYU credit graduate student – 1/2 credit CPSE 589R (pass/fail)
• $110    BYU credit graduate student – 1/2 credit CPSE 589R (letter grade)

BYU Benefited Employee/Spouse Registration Section: Lunch provided and refreshments included

• Some may be eligible for employee tuition benefits through the BYU Benefits Office. (Please call Benefits Services at (801) 422-4716 if you have questions about eligibilty.)

Any registration fee for this conference includes 8 contact hours for CEU certification. The CEU certification will not appear on a transcript but you will receive a certificate at the end of the conference verifying you completed the required hours. If you would like BYU credit (which will appear on a BYU transcript) please register for one of the credit options and complete the credit requirements. Those registering for credit should attend the credit information session at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, March 4.

CPSE 589R: .5 Credit Hour
(pass/fail, non-degree seeking)
Course Requirements:

1. Attend all sessions of the 1 day workshop.
2. Submit a copy of your notes from the workshop.
3. Submit a typewritten summary of the insights you gained at the workshop (two pages).
4. Complete a paper (two to three pages) evaluating Dr. Langer’s application of her latest ideas on social constructs of emotional and physical health, and mindfulness.

CPSE 589R: .5 Credit Hour
(letter grade, non-degree seeking except with departmental approval)
Course Requirements

1. Attend all sessions of the 1 day workshop.
2. Submit a copy of your notes from the workshop.
3. Submit a typewritten summary of the insights you gained at the workshop (two pages).
4. Complete a paper (two to three pages) evaluating Dr. Langer’s application of her latest ideas on social constructs of emotional and physical health, and mindfulness.
5. Purchase, or check out from the BYU Reserve Library, Dr. Langer’s published works and submit a one-page written summary covering two chapters or articles.

Submit all course credit materials by Thursday, March 31, 2011 to:

To receive BYU credit for this program, students should be in good standing with both Brigham Young University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (if a member). All students are expected to uphold the university standards while in class.

Potential Overflow Seating

The room capacity for this conference is 296; guaranteed seating is given to the first 50 graduate students who register. Once room capacity has been reached, all other registrants will be seated in a nearby video overflow area.

Who May Attend

The BYU Counseling Conference is open to men and women age 18 and above. Logistical and safety constraints will not allow us to accommodate nursing infants or young children in any conference sessions.