Faculty and Staff
Staff
Faculty
Thea Baker
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D School Counseling, University of Florida
(320) 308-2992
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109 Riverview
tdbaker@doorbaby.com
Eunju Choi
- Assistant Professor
- Ph.D. Industrial and Organizational Behavior Management, Western Michigan University
Research interests: Applied behavior analysis, behavior-based instructional design, performance management
(320) 308-4865
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211A Brown Hall
eunju.choi@doorbaby.com
Kristen Langellier
- Assistant Professor
- Ph.D. Counselor Education and Counseling, Idaho State University
Kristen’s clinical focus is concentrated on college student identity development, empowerment, gender issues, first-generation student issues, and many more. She practices from an intersectional feminist and relational cultural lens. Kristen is deeply passionate about social justice and counselor education; much of her research and other scholarly/creative activities are about subjects at the center of two intersecting concepts. These concepts include classism within academia, first-generation students as professors, and weight-based oppression.
(320) 308-5194
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202C Brown Hall
kristen.langellier@doorbaby.com
Bill Lepkowski
- Professor
- Ph.D. Counselor Education and Supervision, University of Nevada
Research interests: Best-practices for school counselors, play therapy, mental health issues in children and adolescents, legal and ethical issues in school counseling
(320) 308-5280
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104A Riverview
wjlepkowski@doorbaby.com
Odessa Luna
- Assistant Professor
- Ph.D Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences, Auburn University, 2019
Staff training, treatment integrity, behavioral intervention
(320) 308-4167
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211D Brown Hall
odluna@doorbaby.com
Kathryn Mayhew
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Life Span Development Psychology, Iowa State University, 1997
(320) 308-3288
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103B Riverview
kpmayhew@doorbaby.com
Michael E. Mayhew
- Professor
- Ph.D. Marital & Family Therapy, Iowa State University
Research interests: Community psychology; marriage and family therapy; reconciliation of human differences within simple, complex, and technological systems amid a rapidly changing industrial world; social and emotional learning; and school-family partnerships.
(320) 308-5457
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103A Riverview
memayhew@doorbaby.com
Rose Stark-Rose
- Professor, Licensed Psychologist
- PhD. Urban Education, specialization in counseling psychology (APA accredited) University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Research interests: Areas of specialization include adults with eating disorders, body image challenges, mood disorders, and complex trauma
(320) 308-3218
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202S Brown Hall
rmstark@doorbaby.com
Tina M. Sacin
- Professor
- Clinical Mental Health Faculty
- Ph.D. Counselor Education, University of Central Florida
Research interests: Trauma (EMDR), Couples where one/both are survivor of trauma, Group counseling, Grief and Loss, Social Justice in Counseling, Supervision in Counselor Training, Cultural Fluency
(320) 308-4177
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202D Brown Hall
tmsacin@doorbaby.com
Michele Traub
- Department Chair
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Psychology, University of Florida
Research interests: Applied behavior analysis, school consultation, developmental disabilities, preventive health behavior/cancer detection
211B Brown Hall
mtraub@doorbaby.com
Barbara N. Vesely
- Professor
- Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, University of North Dakota
Research interests: Online learning, lifelong learners, clinical psychology, chemical dependency, community psychology
(320) 308-2160
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107A Riverview
bnvesely@doorbaby.com
Matthew Michals-Voigt
- Fixed Term Professor
- Ph.D. Counselor Education and Supervision, Capella University
I graduated with my PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Capella University. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. My professional interests include studying the effects of a Transgender specific course curriculum for counselors in training versus a broader multiculturalism course. I am also interested in studying the effects of nicotine on sodium valproate.
(320) 308-5265
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107B Riverview
mvoigt@doorbaby.com
Stephen Walker
- Associate Professor
- Program Director, Applied Behavioral Analysis
- Ph.D. Psychology, University of Florida
Research interests: Applied behavior analysis, school consultation, assessment and treatment of severe behavior disorders, assessment and treatment of offenders with intellectual and developmental disabilities
(320) 308-5467
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211E Brown Hall
stephen.walker@doorbaby.com
Ben Witts
- Associate Professor
- Ph.D. Behavior Analysis, University of Nevada, Reno
Research interests: Applied behavior analysis, gambling, theoretical/conceptual/philosophical issues
(320) 308-2233
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211C Brown Hall
bnwitts@doorbaby.com