Counseling Education
Students Win Ethics Competition
Recently, four of UT’s Counseling Education Master’s
Students teamed together to compete in (and win) the American Counseling Association
Ethics Committee. Although UT has had success in the past from doctoral
students entering this competition (1st place in 2008), this marked
the first year that a group of master’s students participated. The team
consisted of Robin DuFresne, Jill Haar, Andy Intagliata, and Nicole Rybarczyk.
Their winning essay will be published in an upcoming issue of the American
Counseling Association’s VISTA 2013.
Two of these students have since begun studying in the doctoral program here at
UT, while the other two have joined the workforce in their field.
Congratulations to the team for all of their hard work!
UT Doctoral Student
Wins Selective Fellowship
UT Counselor Education doctoral student, Tiffany Hairston,
recently received a prestigious fellowship from the National Board for
Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship Program. Ms. Hairston is one of only
24 fellows in the inaugural class. She will receive $20,000 to support her
education and to facilitate her service to underserved minority populations.
The College of Graduate Studies would like to congratulate
Tiffany on this honor!
Go Rockets!
No comments:
Post a Comment