The CACREP-accredited Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program prepares students using the fundamentals of counseling theory and practice in an experiential and interpersonal learning environment. Our aim is to train professional counselors with a sound foundation in ethical behavior, counseling theories, contemporary research, and professional skills, creating a knowledge base and capacity for thinking that can be translated into effective counseling practice with children, adults, families, and groups from diverse backgrounds. We strive to guide our students to become more self-aware and self-reflective as they hone their intellectual, interpersonal, and counseling skills. We encourage critical thinking, emphasize professional integrity, and foster a commitment to mental health advocacy as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Meet the Faculty

Bill Bynum, MA

Bill Bynum, MA


Associate Professor

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Katie Christensen

Katie Christensen


Assistant Professor

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Chris Davids

Chris Davids


Associate Professor

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Trevor Earl

Trevor Earl


Adjunct

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Anna Lieber

Anna Lieber


Clinical Director

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Patrick McMillion

Patrick McMillion


Assistant Professor

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Janine Wanlass

Janine Wanlass


Professor

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Alex White

Alex White


Adjunct

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