Faculty & Student Achievements

In April 2022, the Counseling Program started a page for faculty and student achievements. Moving forward, any professor or student who achieves something extraordinary can be highlighted for their accomplishment here. We look forward to this list growing in the coming years!

 

Faculty Achievements

Dr. Dupre has been accepted to present at the 2022 Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision conference in Baltimore, MD. The title of her presentation is Fighting Endangerment: Race, Gender, and Power’s Affect on Female Faculty Retention

In April of 2022, Dr. Foster published an article with three counseling students titled Conceptualizing Traumatic Loss During and After COVID-19 in the Journal of Counseling Practice. Click here to view the article.

In 2019, Dr. Dupre earned the credential Registered Play Therapist with a Supervisor endorsement (RPT-S) through the Association of Play Therapy.

 

 

Student Achievements

In September of 2022, Brooke Gaspard was announced as the Louisiana Association of Counseling Graduate Students President-Elect for the 2023-2024 year. Congratulations on your impressive appointment!

In September of 2022, Emily Ruth was appointed as the North Louisiana Representative for the Louisiana Association of Counseling Graduate Students. Congratulations on achieving this notable position!

In July of 2022, Loraine Hill published her manuscript titled Religiosity and psychological health: Is there a correlation? in the SN Social Sciences journal, see the reference below. Congratulations on your success, Loraine! 

Hill, T. L. (2022) Religiosity and psychological health: Is there a correlation? SN Social Sciences, 2 (138). doi.org/10.1007/s43545-022-00435-3

In April of 2022, Lisa Marie Smith, Lyndsay Mathews, and Kayla Gros published an article with Dr. Foster titled Conceptualizing Traumatic Loss During and After COVID-19 in the Journal of Counseling Practice. Click here to view the article.

On March 31, 2022, Rebecca Landry and Joe Roberts presented on the topics of anxiety, depression, imposter syndrome, and ways to cope as a graduate student to a class of 30 Speech/Language Pathology students. Congratulations on a job well done!!