The Department of Interdisciplinary Professions created a new scholarship to support graduate students in the department. The IDP Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Graduate Student Scholarship is for talented, eligible graduate […]
6.17.2021
Following in her mother’s footsteps, May 8, 2020 graduate, Jasmine Garland McKinney states that she wants to carry on the legacy that her mother left behind as a counselor in […]
3.8.2021
Counselor Education graduate student Chanale Propst has been awarded a $10,000 scholarship from the National Board for Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship Program (NBCC MFP) for Mental Health Counselors (MHC-M). Propst […]
8.14.2020
Two Counselor Education faculty were highlighted in the August 2020 Counseling Today cover story, “Black mental health matters.” Drs. Janeé Avent Harris and Loni Crumb, assistant professors of counselor education […]
8.13.2020
The Rural Education Institute faculty members conducted their final Community Learning Exchange (CLE) at Pines Elementary School in Washington, N.C., in conjunction with the school’s 5th-grade Graduation Drive-by Celebration on […]
7.1.2020
Dr. Allison Crowe, an associate professor in counselor education, was awarded the 2020 American Counseling Association Best Practices Research, Faculty Award. This national award recognizes a best practices research project […]
3.9.2020
Rebecca Smith, a first year counselor education student, was selected as the grand prize winner of the 2020 American Counseling Association’s Future School Counselors Award. This award recognizes graduate counseling […]
2.21.2020
The Rural Education Institute (REI) supported a group of 10 rural educators in attending the National Rural Education Association (NREA) conference in Kentucky during the fall 2019 semester. The group […]
1.6.2020
Three Counselor Education program faculty members, Drs. Loni Crumb, Janeé Avent Harris, and Allison Crowe, received recognition for having their respective articles recognized as one among the top 20 professional […]
6.14.2019