Our programs, accredited by CACREP, prepare students to engage in counseling, research, supervision, and teaching. We develop counseling professionals who possess the skills and knowledge necessary to be highly competent and committed professionals in their specialty area.
In addition to a Counselor Education doctoral program, we offer master’s programs in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling, and School Counseling.
Counselor Education Program Mission Statement, Goal, and Objectives >>
Research Highlights:
Auburn’s Chi Sigma Iota (CSI) Chapter, Iota Delta Sigma, partnered with Rho Chapter at the University of Alabama to co-host the 2017 Alabama CSI Statewide Meeting, ‘Professional Advocacy in Action.” More than 50 CSI members shared and generated ideas and strategies to advocate in our communities and in Alabama. Poster sessions featured advocacy-related work being done by students and faculty from Alabama CSI chapters.
Featured guest speakers included Shawn Spurgeon, Ph.D., University of Tennessee-Knoxville; Shon Smith, Ed.D., ACA Southern Region Advocacy Chair from the University of Florida; and Paul Hard, Ph.D., Auburn University-Montgomery.
To learn more about our Counselor Education programs,
Request Infoor contact a Program Coordinator:
Jill Meyer, Ph.D.,
Counselor Education Program Director and CACREP Liaison
(334) 844-2109
Jessica Tyler, Ph.D.,
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
(334) 844-7603
Jinhee Park, Ph.D.,
Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling
(334) 844-7620
Brandee Appling, Ph.D.,
Counselor Education Ph.D. Program
(334) 844-3723
Malti Tuttle, Ph.D.,
School Counseling
(334) 844-3724