Counseling Hightlights

25 Ph.D. students from 11 states, 4 countries, & 17 undergraduate institutions
Over 300 Graduated M.A.s and Ph.D.s

OUR CURRENT STUDENTS

They are recipients of:

2 - ACT/Society for Vocational Psychology Travel Award
2 - APA Minority Fellowship, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
2 - APA Student Travel Award
3 - Asian American Studies Travel Awards
4 - David P. Campbell International Travel Awards
3 - CLA Diversity of Views and Experiences (DOVE) Summer Research Fellowships
3 - Dawis/Lofquist Research Fellowships
3 - Diversity of Views and Experiences (DOVE) Fellowship
1 - Fali Chothia Charitable Trust Scholarship
A plethora of Harrison Gough/CLA Research Grants
33 - Harrison Gough/CLA Travel Fellowships
16 - Graduate Research Partnership Grants
4 - Graduate School Fellowships
3 - Hansen Dissertation Research Fellowships
25 - Harold A. Korn Fellowships (Student Counseling Service Practicum)
1 - MacArthur Fellowship
1 - MacArthur International Pre-Dissertation Fieldwork Grant
1 - Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis Scholarship
1 - National Career Development Association Mentor Research Award
2 - Psychology Graduate Summer Research Fellowships
1 0 - Gloria Randahl Fellowships (Women in Counseling Psychology Ph.D. Program)
55 - Steven Snyder Travel Fellowships
3 - E.K. Strong, Jr. Research Fellowships (Interest Measurement Research)
5 - E.K. Strong, Jr. Travel Fellowships
1 - Vertically-Integrated Research Team Experience (VIRTEx) Fellowship

From 2004 to 2009

96% of the students were authors or co-authors of convention papers
60% of the students were authors or co-authors of journal articles and book chapters
100% of the students received one or more travel grants to professional meetings

OUR FACULTY

Currently serve on 7 editorial boards.
Editor, Journal of Counseling Psychology (2000-2005)
Editor, Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development (1996-2000)
Associate Editor, The Counseling Psychologist (1998-2001)
Associate Editor, Law and Human Behavior (1996-1999)
Early Career Award, Asian American Psychological Association
K. Patrick Okura Community Leadership Award (AAPA)
Early Career Scientist-Practitioner Award, Division of Counseling Psychology (APA)
MacCorquodale Early Career Distinction, Lecturer, Department of Psychology
Fellows in Division 1 (General), 5 (Measurement, Evaluation and Assessment), 9 (Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues), 14 (Industrial/Organizational), 17 (Counseling), and 35 (Women) of the American Psychological Association
Fellow in the Asian American Psychological Association
Early Career Award, Minority Fellowship Program (APA)
Fellows of the American Psychological Society and Association of Applied and Preventive Psychology
Leona Tyler Award for Scientific Contributions to Counseling Psychology (Counseling Psychology's highest honor)
John Templeton Foundation Exemplary Paper Award
American Counseling Association Exemplary Research Award
Society for Vocational Psychology Eminent Career Award (SVPâ€™s highest award)
Extended Research Award, American Counseling Association (ACA's highest award)
Exemplary Practices Award, Association for Assessment in Counseling
Past-president, Division 17 (Counseling) of APA
Past-president, Association for Assessment in Counseling
E.K. Strong, Jr. Gold Medal for Interest Measurement Research Contributions (Interest measurement's highest honor)
McKnight Land Grant Professorship
American Psychology-Law Society Dissertation Award
American Psychological Association's Board of Scientific Affairs
Chair, American Psychological Association Council of Editors (2004-2005)
American Psychological Association's Educational and Psychological Test Standards Revision Committee

Updated: 7/ 15/2009