Associate Professor of Counseling, Dr. Mark Scholl, was chosen to receive the National Career Development Association’s 2018 Diversity Initiative Award. The National Career Development Association is the recognized leader in developing standards for the career development profession. It is also a founding division of the American Counseling Association. The Diversity Initiative Award recognizes individuals who […]
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Donna Henderson Receives Award at NCCA Conference
On February 21, 2013, Professor Donna Henderson was honored with the Innovation/Creativity in Counseling Award at the North Carolina Counseling Association (NCCA) conference in Greensboro, NC. Donna Henderson received the award with Scott Hinkle and Wendi Schweiger of the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) for their work with the Mental Health Facilitator program. Congratulations, Donna, […]
Paul Smith Receives Richter Award for Summer Counseling Experience in Malawi
Paul Smith, rising second year graduate student in Counseling, received a Richter Award for a summer counseling experience in Malawi. He shares his amazing experience with us. Observing Counselor Education in Malawi My first few moments in Malawi were filled with dreary introductions, new sights, and smiles as far as I could see. After […]
CSI Pi Alpha Chapter Inducts 14 First Year Students as New Members
On February 29th, the Department of Counseling’s Pi Alpha Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota inducted fourteen first year students into the International Honor Society of Professional Counseling with a ceremony in Detamble Auditorium, Tribble Hall. First year students were welcomed into the Pi Alpha chapter by second year student mentors and CSI Faculty Advisor, Philip […]
Jonathan Adams Receives Richter Award for Summer Counseling Experience in India
Jonathan Adams, rising second year graduate student in Counseling, received a Richter Award for a summer counseling experience in India. He shares his amazing experience with us. I volunteered for one month at Bangalore Baptist Hospital in Bangalore, India. My goal in going was to observe grief counseling and palliative care. I was really interested […]
Faculty Receive Awards at the 2010 ACA Conference
Professor Donna Henderson was awarded ACA Fellow status at the ACA Convention in Pittsburgh. Fellow status is based on achievement in the areas of leadership and service to others. Chair and Professor Sam Gladding received the Arthur A. Hitchcock Distinguished Professional Service Award from the American Counseling Association which is given to honor service to […]
Faculty to Receive Awards at 2010 ACA Conference
Donna Henderson has been selected to receive ACA Fellow status at the ACA Convention in Pittsburgh. Fellow status is based on achievement in the areas of leadership and service to others. Sam Gladding will receive the Arthur A. Hitchcock Distinguished Professional Service Award which is given to honor service to the profession of counseling over […]
Faculty Receive Awards at 2008 ACA Conference in Hawaii
Donna Henderson receives 2008 ACA Professional Development Award. The award recognizes an ACA member who has developed techniques and systems that have strengthened, expanded, enhanced, improved and/or otherwise had demonstrable benefits to clients. Nominees mentioned numerous ways she had enhanced the professional development of counselors, counseling students and clients including the publication of texts under […]
Faculty and Students receive awards at the 2007 ACA Convention
The WFU Pi Alpha Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota (international counseling honor society) won the Outstanding Chapter Individual Program Award which was presented at the 2007 ACA Convention in Detroit. Sam Gladding received the Wrenn Award for a Humanitarian and Caring Person and was named an ACA Fellow for significant and unique contributions in the […]
Two Counseling Students Receive Richter Fellowship Awards
Richter Scholarships are competitively awarded to students proposing an independent study project requiring travel away from Winston-Salem. Two of the five scholarships awarded in 2007 went to rising second year students in the masters in counseling program. Scott Meltsner will observe and study in the area of domestic abuse with various agencies in South Africa. […]