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, […]
The American Counseling Association (ACA) the world’s largest association representing professional counselors in various practice settings with over 55,000 members, has set up a new award in honor of Professor of Counseling Samuel T. Gladding (’67, MAEd ’71). The award will be called the Samuel […]
The department is now located on the second floor of Carswell Hall. All of our faculty members have offices in the same building now, and we are very happy about that! We are settling in to our new space, and invite you to stop […]
Dr. Sam Gladding is the 2014 recipient of the Nathan and Julie Hatch Prize for Academic Excellence. Dr. Gladding was chosen for the award from a pool of eligible faculty from the undergraduate college, ZSR […]
The Graduate Student Association Faculty Excellence Award for 2014 was presented to Associate Professor Dr. Debbie Newsome on May 17, 2014, during the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Hooding and Awards ceremony. This award is presented to the faculty member whom the Graduate Student […]
Dr. Samuel Gladding presented the 2014 Poteat lecture at Wake Forest University. The Poteat Lecture Series was established in honor of Hubert McNeill Poteat (’06), professor of Latin and head of the classics department at Wake Forest College for 44 years. The Poteat Lecture Series […]
The School of Health and Human Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro recently announced that Sam Gladding (PhD ’77), chair and professor in Wake Forest’s Department of Counseling, has been selected as the recipient of its Distinguished Alumni Award. This award is the […]