Dr. Mark Scholl was recently elected to the American Counseling Association’s Governing Council. His three-year term begins July 2017. The Governing Council establishes the policies that govern the affairs of the Association and oversees the Association. The Governing Council is composed of one representative from […]
Dear Graduate Students, We hope you are returning to (or starting!) the fall semester refreshed and ready for exciting adventures ahead! The North Carolina Career Development Association (as we call it – NCCDA) is excited to announce several opportunities we have just for […]
Dr. Samuel Gladding’s latest book–The History of Wake Forest, volume 6, 1983-2005 The Hearn Years–has been published. Except for the removal of Wake Forest College to Winston-Salem, there has never been a more exciting or impactful time in the history of the institution than during […]
Dr. Seth Hayden and his three co-authors (D.J. Williams, A. Canto, and J. Finklea) are the recipients of the 2015 Outstanding Scholar Award in the Concept/Theory category by The Professional Counselor, for their article titled ‘Shelter from the storm: Addressing vicarious traumatization through clinical supervision.’ The […]
Brian Calhoun is one of just 10 individuals nationwide who has been selected to join the 2017 class of the National Career Development Association’s Leadership Academy. The selection process is a competitive one, and involves a lengthy application highlighting the applicant’s commitment to the field […]
Congratulations to Mrs. Heidi Robinson, who was recently presented with the Outstanding New Professional award from the North Carolina Career Development Association (NCCDA). The New Professional Award recognizes an individual in North Carolina who has made a significant contribution to career development and has been in the […]
The Department of Counseling’s Dr. Tammy Cashwell and Dr. Mark Scholl are two of the newest recipients of Wake Forest University’s ACE Fellowship Program. ACE Fellows integrate ACE pedagogy as a component in either a pre-existing or new course and thereby become advocates for community engaged […]
Two of the Counseling Department’s faculty members were recently highlighted in the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Annual Report. Dr. Philip Clarke and Dr. Jose Villalba were recognized for having their respective projects funded by sources from outside the University. Dr. […]
The NBCC Foundation, an affiliate of the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC), recently selected Niah Grimes, currently a second-year student in the WFU graduate Counseling program, for the NBCC Minority Fellowship Program-Youth (MFP-Y). As an NBCC MFP-Y Fellow, Niah will receive funding and training […]
Dr. Gladding was interviewed for a television news segment on the relationship between politics and friendship. He says there is a way to preserve your personal relationships, whether your favorite candidate recently won or lost an election. If the other person really is your friend, […]
