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Psychological
and Social Foundations
Counselor Education
FACULTY
DIRECTORY
Herbert A. Exum, Ph.D.,
NCC
University of Minnesota
Professor and Department Chair
EDU 380G
(813) 974-8395
E-mail: exum@tempest.coedu.usf.edu
(Supervision Theory, Readjustment Counseling, Practicum/Internship
Supervision)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Community
Mental Health
- Veterans
Affairs
- Organizational
Development
- Group
Counseling and Psychotherapy
- Diversity and Multicultural Counseling
Jennifer Baggerly, Ph.D., LMHC-S, RPT-S
University of North Texas
Associate Professor
Coordinator - Play
Therapy Certificate Program
EDU 380C
(813) 974-6714
E-mail: baggerly@tempest.coedu.usf.edu
WWW Main Index: http://www.coedu.usf.edu/baggerly
(Principles of Counseling, Play Therapy, Counseling
Theories)
Counseling-Related Interests
- Play
Therapy
- School Counseling
- Counseling for trauma and disaster response
- Multicultural counseling and social justice
Wendy-lou L. Greenidge, Ph.D.
University of Central Florida
Assistant Professor, Lakeland Campus
LMB 8014
(863) 667-7839
E-mail: wgreenidge@lakeland.usf.edu
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Child
and Family Counseling & Mental Health
- Cross-Cultural Issues in Counseling
- Technology in Counseling
Michelle
Mitcham, Ph.D.
University of Central Florida
Assistant Professor
EDU 380F
(813) 974-8505
E-mail: Mitcham@coedu.usf.edu
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Professional
School Counselor role
- Urban
school counseling
- multiculturalism/diversity,
advocacy, social justice
- School
counselor's role in increasing minority representation
in gifted education
- The
role of the mental health counselor in family law
- High
conflict divorce; effects of divorce on children
- Family
mediation
- Parenting coordination
Debra Osborn, Ph.D., NCC, DCC
Florida State University
Associate Professor and Program
Coordinator
Coordinator - Career
Counseling Certificate Program
EDU 380H
(813) 974-9932
E-mail: osborn@coedu.usf.edu
WWW Main Index: http://www.coedu.usf.edu/osborn
(Career Development, Appraisal Procedures in Counseling,
Career Program Design, Advanced Seminar)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Career Development
-
Counselor
Training
- Online teaching and learning
Sue Street, Ph.D. LMHC-S, NCC, NCH
University of Florida
Associate Professor and School Counselor
Training Coordinator
EDU 380K
(813) 974-1262
E-mail: street@tempest.coedu.usf.edu
(School Internship Supervision, Human Sexuality Issues
for Counselors, School Counselor Accountability)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Child
and Adolescent Development
- Resiliency
Building
- School
Reform
- Jungian
Psychology
- Expressive
Arts Therapy
Marylou Taylor, Ph.D., LMHC-S, CAP, CRC
University of South Florida
Director, Division of Education, Lakeland
Campus
LMB 8012
(863) 667-7068
E-mail: mTaylor@lakeland.usf.edu
(Principles of Counseling, Substance Abuse, Mental Disorders,
Human Sexuality Issues for Counselors)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Substance
Abuse
- Sexual Abuse Survivors
Larry E. Thompson, Ed.D.
University of West Virginia
Psychologist, Visiting Associate Professor
MHC 2523 (813)
974-9003
E-mail: Thompson@fmhi.usf.edu
WWW Main Index: http://www.coedu.usf.edu/zalaquett
(Ethics and Legal Issues)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Ethics
and legal issues
- Mental
Disorders
- Credentialing,
privileging and licensing
- Law
enforcement training on behavioral health issues
- Social-rehabilitation for individuals with chronic
and severe mentally illnesses
Carlos P. Zalaquett, Ph.D., L.M.H.C.
University of Texas at Austin
Associate Professor and Community/Mental
Health Program Coordinator
Coordinator - Mental
Health Counseling Certificate Program
EDU 380A
(813) 974-8220
E-mail: zalaquet@tempest.coedu.usf.edu
WWW Main Index: http://www.coedu.usf.edu/zalaquett
(Internship Supervision, Mental Disorders, Counseling
Special Populations, Substance Abuse in Schools and
Communities, Counseling in the Community Setting)
Counseling-Related Interests:
- Best
Practices
- Mental
Disorders
- Diversity
and Multicultural Counseling
- Skills
and Abilities for the 21st Century
- Anxiety
and Self-Regulation Therapy
- Stress
Management
- Psychophysiology/Neurofeedback/Biofeedback
Allen E. Ivey, Ed.D.
Harvard University
Professor
Dr. Allen Ivey,
best known for his "microcounseling" model received
his bachelors degree from Stanford University in 1955
and spent a year as a Fulbright student at the University
of Copenhagen, Denmark in 1955-56. In 1959 he received
his doctorate from Harvard University in counseling
and guidance. Dr. Ivey is current Distinguished
University Professor in the School and Counseling Psychology
Program at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
He has authored of co-authored approximately 200 articles
and books, translated into 11 languages. Dr. Ivey's
most recent work is in "developmental counseling and
therapy" which focuses on how to integrate developmental
theory into clinical and counseling practice.
Mary Bradford Ivey, Ed.D.
University of Massachusetts
Professor
Dr. Mary Bradford Ivey has two areas of
expertise and experience - independent consulting and
school guidance. She earned her doctoral degree
in organizational development at the University of Massachusetts
where she worked closely with Kenneth Blanchard, author
of the well-known One-Minute Manager. She
has written and lectured on issues in organizations
in Mexico, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand,
and throughout Europe. She has co-authored five
books and a number of articles and videotapes, translated
into several languages. Her latest book, Counseling
and Psychotherapy: A Multicultural Perspective illustrates
how to integrate multicultural theory with traditional
psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and existential-humanistic
thought.
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