On May 1, we proudly welcomed 51 new members into Chi Sigma Iota – Pi Alpha Chapter during our spring initiation ceremony. Their commitment to scholarship, professionalism, and service reflects the very best of our counseling community. We were honored to have Dr. Barrio Minton as […]
Congratulations to our faculty who received promotions this year! Dr. Philip Clarke was awarded promotion to Full Teaching Professor. Dr. Jasmine Graham was awarded promotion to Associate Professor with tenure. Dr. Seth Hayden was awarded promotion to Full Professor. Dr. Sarah […]
Current counseling graduate student, Gavin Black, presented at the Maine Counseling Association conference which occurred March 30th and 31st. Gavin’s presentation was titled, “Attachment-Based Group Therapy for Substance Use Disorder: Proposal for Practical Application”. Congratulations, Gavin!
The T-CART Grant Program (Technology-engaged Creative Activity, Research, and Teaching) is a collaborative initiative from the Office of the Provost and Information Systems that supports faculty projects exploring innovative uses of technology in teaching, research, and creative work. This joint grant program provides funding for […]
WFU Counseling Alum Dr. Daniel Hall was featured in the Counselor Education and Supervision Article of the Week! The abstract is shared here. Congratulations Daniel!
Our Academic Coordinator, Meredith Parker, has been awarded an Everyday Champion Award by the Office of Sustainability. This year, there were 17 award recipients in the different categories of the Champions of Change awards. Read more about Meredith’s work and the other award recipients […]
Our Pi Alpha CSI chapter held a raffle to benefit the Pi Alpha Department of Counseling Online Student Scholarship. All funds raised will go into this fund to be distributed as scholarships for our online counseling graduate students. The winners of each basket are: Dr. […]
Dr. Isabel Farrell is currently being featured on the American Counseling Association’s website. Her profile is one of the Counselor Stories. Please check out her page and find out more information about our Associate Chair!
A group of our faculty and students attended the NCCA Conference in Asheville, NC this past weekend. Dr. Grimes, Dr. Ghoston, and two of our current counseling graduate students presented “Creating ‘Magic’ in the Counseling Room: Using a Neuro-Informed Approach” at the conference. We’re […]
Please join us for our 2026 Spring Seminar! April 24, 2026 Pugh Auditorium in Benson University Center Presentation One – When Empathy Has a Cost: Navigating Client Trauma Exposure in Counseling 9:00 am-12:00 pm Presenter: Dr. Jennifer D. Deaton 3 CEUs Dr. Jennifer D. Deaton (she/her) […]