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Congratulations to Dr. Jose’ Villalba, Department of Counseling Faculty Member, who has been appointed as an Associate Dean for Faculty Recruitment, Diversity and Inclusion beginning on July 1, 2013.  

Faculty, Students, and Alumni recently presented at the North Carolina Counseling Association (NCCA) 2013 Annual Conference, “Empowering Visionary Counselors for 20/20 and Beyond,” at the Grandover Resort in Greensboro, NC. Presentations Included: Wellness based counseling for individuals diagnosed with a chronic illness and their caregivers, P. […]

Professor Sam Gladding served as the debut author for a new column in Counseling Today, “Pages of Influence,” where “well-known members of the counseling community will share the books that have proved pivotal in guiding their life journeys and shaping who they are — personally, professionally, […]

Online MA Counseling Fall Cohort 2012 member, Lionel Finley, was quoted in a January 14, 2013 U.S. News article entitled, “5 Tips to Succeed in an Online Course.” In the article, Lionel shares some of the strategies he has employed to be successful with the […]

Professor Nathaniel Ivers and past Department of Counseling Faculty member, Laura Veach, authored an article entitled, “Alcohol Screening and Brief Counseling Interventions for Trauma Unit Patients,” which was featured in the December 2012 issue of Counseling Today. Read the full article

Dr. Ed Shaw Receives Award from Society for NeuroOncology

CNS 320: Strategic Job Search Processes was featured as the December 12, 2012 photo in the Wake Forest University photo blog, Focus on the Forest. Click here to see a photo of a Department of Counseling Graduate Student Teaching Assistant […]

The Department of Counseling Faculty and Staff donated holiday surprises for the families of three infants, three to six months old, who were sponsored by an Angel Tree organized by Exchange/SCAN, a non-profit organization in the local Winston-Salem community that works to treat and prevent […]

Students enrolled in the Fall 2012 offering of CNS 337 Skills in Human Services with Professor Philip Clarke celebrated a semester of service learning with three local Retirement Communities. Throughout the semester, students spent time getting to know residents and staff of Arbor Acres, Brookridge, […]

In SuperScholar.org’s first annual Smart Choice ranking of the top 25 schools for online Counseling and Human Services degree programs, Wake Forest University was ranked #1 overall. Schools and programs were evaluated based on publicly available information about accreditation, academic quality, student satisfaction, reputation int […]