I thought that colleges were supposed to prepare you for real life experiences in your chosen field.
In real life, this lady would have refused to council him based on her personal beliefs. She would more than likely have refused to council based on her own personal beliefs, and then give referrences for those that would be willing to council.
Where is there a law on the books that says one must counsel anybody who walks through the door, even though it may go against their personal beliefs?
This whole case is ******* ridiculous. And clearly shows that the liberal agenda being shoved down students throats must end.
It is not a LAW, it is a professional standard bound by a code of ethics which is set by the American Counseling Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American Medical Association and upheld by the college in it's educational program designed specifically for students seeking a professional degree in counseling.
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Contrary to the misleading OP, the student was NOT expelled from the college for personally opposing homosexuality. She was expelled from the counseling degree program because she failed to meet the professional requirements required to obtain that particular degree. SHE sought legal recourse and again she failed.