The Child and Family Resource Clinic

The Child and Family Resource Clinic (CFRC) is an instructional and training facility within the College of Education. Master's and doctoral students in the counselor education and reading programs train at the clinic.

The CFRC serves children, adolescents, adults and families with learning, emotional and adjustment difficulties. The clinic's purpose is twofold: to provide professional, competent training for graduate students and to provide professional and responsible services to community clients who request them.

Its mission is to train teachers, counselors, and speech and hearing specialists in an interdisciplinary approach to the assessment and remediation of learning, emotional and adjustment problems; to provide appraisal, reading remediation and counseling services to families in the North Texas area; and to conduct ongoing research in counseling and education.

SUE C. BRATTON AND JEANNE B. COBB DIRECTORS cfrc@coefs.coe.unt.edu

Other web resources:

• www.coe.unt.edu/cfr-clinic

Other featured articles in this issue:

• UNT dean of music hired
• UNT hires new men's basketball coach
• UNT leads Texas in number of Goldwater Scholarship winners
• Villarreal shares plans for future of UNT athletics program
• Inauguration only three weeks away
• Distinguished alumnus, Jazz Singers Voices featured April 27
• Gosh, I love working at the Mayborn Institute
• Faculty Senate approves electronic handbook posting
• Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center Planned
• UNT, state secretary build online Texas Register
• UNT's public administration program ranked 12th in U.S.
• TAMS students named Coca-Cola scholarship finalists
• UNT to host National Youth Sports Program

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