At Wake Forest University, you don’t even have to step into the career services office to benefit from its resources—career education is integrated into some of the classes. Part of a $10 million campaign to better prepare its liberal arts students for life after college, […]
Taking on roles has taken on new meaning for a group of theatre students helping to train counseling students. In practice counseling sessions in Tribble Hall classrooms, undergraduate theatre students act as clients for students in the graduate counseling program. The Interdisciplinary Performance and the […]
The Wake Forest University Department of Counseling continues to uphold the tradition it has had since 1968 of training counselors with a focus on excellence and the service to others, while remaining progressive in-program development. The on-campus program maintains CACREP accredited clinical mental health and […]
Mrs. Heidi Robinson, left. Dr. Carla Emerson, right. The Department of Counseling’s Mrs. Heidi Robinson and Dr. Carla Emerson are two of the newest recipients of Wake Forest University’s ACE Fellowship Program. The Academic and Community Engagement (ACE) Fellowship Program, in partnership with the Institute for […]
The Department of Counseling is pleased to announce its Spring 2014 Continuing Education Seminar to be held on Friday, April 11 8:30-4:00. The focus of this year’s seminar is “Counseling Members of the Military and their Families.” We are excited to host Dr. David […]
Dr. Mohamed Fadzil Che Din, President of the Malaysia Board of Counselors and Deputy Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs for the National Defence University of Malaysia, and Dr. Wan Marsuki Wan Jaafar, a member of the Malaysia Board of Counselors and a Senior Lecturer in […]
All across the country, students from Wake Forest University’s online Counseling program are preparing for a trip to Winston Salem. The weekend of December 12-15 is the next residency weekend for online counseling students, specifically for those from our third cohort. Twice during their […]
The holiday season is fast approaching–at some point during the coming weeks, you will most likely join family and friends for a meal to celebrate a holiday. Expect laughter, camaraderie, good eats and some wonderful memories. But where have all our table manners gone? Have we […]
Dr. Samuel Gladding has been named the next Poteat lecturer 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 […]
Patients who seek a diagnosis from the Memory Assessment Clinic (MAC) at the J. Paul Sticht Center of Aging now receive more that medical advice. The MAC Counseling Center provides free support and mental health services to help cushion the shock of a dementia diagnosis, […]