RT Article
T1 Influence of University Policies Prohibiting Same-Sex Relationships on Counseling Programs
JF Counseling and values
VO 69
IS 2
SP 257
OP 274
A1 Ghoston, Michelle R.
A1 Field, Thom
A1 Strum, Debbie
A2 Field, Thom
A2 Strum, Debbie
LA English
YR 2024
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1900822695
AB Counselor education programs (N = 55) at Protestant Christian universities with policies prohibiting same-sex relationships on campus were surveyed to understand the influence of these policies on the program. Response proportions were compared between cacrep-accredited (n = 33) vs. non-cacrep-accredited programs (n = 22). cacrep programs were significantly more likely than non-cacrep programs to actively recruit students in same-sex relationships, less likely to decline or discourage admission to students in same-sex relationships, and experienced less conflict with university administration about following policy. No differences were found between cacrep and non-cacrep-accredited programs regarding affirming or dismissing admitted students in same-sex relationships.
K1 Gay
K1 Lesbian
K1 Same-Sex
K1 Faith-based
K1 cacrep
DO 10.1163/2161007x-bja10016