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Harrison Davis, Jr.,
Ph.D., LPC
Associate Professor of Counseling
Community Counseling Master's Program
Department of Psychology & Sociology
North Georgia College & State University
hdavis@ngcsu.edu
706-867-2791
EDUCATION
Doctor
of Philosophy Degree in Counselor Education
University of Arkansas.
CACREP-Accredited.
Fayetteville, Arkansas
May, 2003
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Cognate:
Multicultural Counseling in the University Environment
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Dissertation
Title: The relationship of assertiveness and dimensions of
self-concept to the psychological well-being of Black and
White college students
Education
Specialist Degree in Guidance and Counseling
State
University of West Georgia. CACREP-Accredited.
Carrollton, Georgia
August, 2000
Master of Science
Degree in Community Counseling
Columbus State University. CACREP-Accredited.
Columbus, Georgia
August, 1998
Bachelor of
Science Degree in Psychology
Georgia State University.
Atlanta, Georgia
December, 1992
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Assistant
Professor
Community Counseling
Master's Program
Department of Psychology & Sociology
North Georgia College & State University.
Dahlonega, GA.
August 2003 – Present
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Teach
masters-level counseling courses
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Advise
students in the community counseling program
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Supervise
practicum and internship students
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Maintain
active involvement in professional organizations related to
counseling
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Conduct
scholarly research and publish in counseling journals and
outlets
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Serve
on university and departmental committees
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Interview
program applicants
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Coordinate
the admissions process for students
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Create course
schedules each semester
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Represent the
Community Counseling Program during university functions
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Make
decisions concerning student impairment issues
Counselor-In-Residence
– Graduate
Assistant
University
Housing, University of Arkansas.
Fayetteville, AR.
August,
2000 – May, 2003
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Provided
short-term individual and group counseling for students living
in university residential halls regarding issues such as:
stress, depression, study skills, grief, abusive
relationships, conflict resolution, alcohol abuse, sexual
assault, and anxiety.
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Crisis
management with students living in university residential
halls. Respond to
crisis situations involving violence, suicide, and rape.
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Presented
psycho-educational workshops to students and housing staff
regarding developmental and mental health issues of college
students.
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Consulted
with residential housing staff concerning emotional issues
with the students.
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Trained
housing staff to effectively help students with personal
issues.
Counselor
Intern
Student Support Services
University of Arkansas. Fayetteville,
AR.
Jan.2002 – May 2002
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Provided
academic, social, and career counseling for students enrolled
in the Student Support Services program.
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Co-facilitated
classes on student success, career exploration, and adjustment
to college.
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Administered
and interpreted adjustment inventories to help students make a
successful transition to college.
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Conducted
intake assessments to determine eligibility for program
enrollment.
Staff
Counselor
Student Development and Counseling Center
State University of West Georgia. Carrollton, GA.
Aug.1998
- Aug. 2000
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Provided
short-term individual and group counseling for students
experiencing psychological and emotional problems.
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Collaborated
with students in establishing goals and treatment plans to
improve daily functioning and psychological well-being.
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Conducted
psychosocial intake assessments of students to determine
appropriate level of care.
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Administered
and interpreted personality and interest inventories for
career development counseling.
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Provided
academic counseling and advisement for at-risk students.
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Developed
and led support and personal growth groups.
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Conducted
psycho-educational workshops as part of the counseling
outreach program.
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Served
as the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Counselor.
Provided alcohol/drug assessments and counseling for
students with substance abuse issues.
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Served
as the Advisor for non-traditional students.
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Responded
to student crisis on campus.
Substance
Abuse Counselor
(Part time)
New Horizons Community Service Board -Outpatient Alcohol and Drug
Services. Columbus,
GA.
March 1998 - Aug. 1998.
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Provided
psychotherapy and counseling services for individuals,
couples, and groups on an outpatient basis.
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Case
management for 64 area residents and their families.
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Crisis
intervention services for clients in need of medical services.
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Formulated
client diagnosis, treatment goals, and after care plans.
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Conducted
in-depth psychosocial assessments to determine appropriate
level of care.
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Co-facilitated
counseling groups designed to prevent alcohol/drug abuse
relapse.
Counselor
Trainee - Counseling
Practicum
Family Counseling Center. Columbus, Georgia
Jan.1998 – March 1998.
- Provided
individual and family counseling for low income families
living in the Columbus area.
- Conducted
psychosocial assessments and screening.
- Participated
in case management staff meetings.
Volunteer
Counselor
Muscogee County School System, Student Services Division –
Project Rebound.
Columbus, Georgia.
1998.
- Provided
individual and group counseling for 3rd – 9th
grade students suspended from the public school system.
- Assisted
students with their transition back into the classroom.
- Assisted
with the creation of programs to address behavior problems in
the classroom.
Academic
Advisor – Graduate
Assistant
Columbus State University, Department of Developmental Studies.
Columbus, Georgia.
June 1997 - March 1998
- Provided
academic advisement and counseling for over 600 Learning
Support students.
- Registered
students for classes each term.
- Assisted
new and older students in adjusting to the university
environment.
- Developed
and facilitated classroom presentations/guidance programs on
issues such as: transition to college, academic stress, and
career exploration.
- Connected
students with appropriate campus resources.
- Maintained
student files and assessed educational progress.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
North Georgia College & State University
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COUN 7340 Multicultural
Issues in Counseling
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COUN 7300 Career
Counseling
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COUN 6020 Intro
to Professional Counseling
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COUN 7280 Family
Counseling
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COUN 7150 Psychopathological
Diagnosis
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COUN 7660 Applied
Practice/Counseling Practicum & Internship
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COUN 7980
Professional Paper
Bridgewater State College
University of Arkansas
- Self-Directed
Learning Seminar: College Success class coordinated through
Student Support Services
- Classroom
Human Relations Skills
- Counseling
Theory: Co-instructor
- Lifestyle
& Career Development: Co-instructor
- College
Counseling: A Developmental Approach:
Co-instructor
- Counseling
and Human Diversity: Co-instructor
- Counseling
Practicum: Co-instructor
Guest Lecturer
Introduction to Community/Agency Counseling:
Fall-2000 at the University of Arkansas. Multicultural issues in
Counseling.
CLINICAL SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE
Clinical Supervisor:
North Georgia
College & State University Community Counseling Center.
Dahlonega, Georgia.
Aug.2003 – Present
Clinical
Supervisor:
University of Arkansas, Counselor Education Program
Department of Education Leadership, Counseling, and Foundations.
Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Aug. 2001 – May, 2003.
- Provided
clinical supervision for five master’s level counseling
students completing their internship.
- Evaluated
master’s level students utilizing basic counseling skills,
theories, and techniques.
Clinical Supervision
Practicum:
State University of West Georgia
Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology.
Carrollton, Georgia.
Jan. 2000 – Aug. 2000.
- Provided
clinical supervision for six pre-practicum master’s level
counseling students.
- Evaluated
master’s level students utilizing basic counseling skills,
theories, and techniques.
Emerging
Leader Grant
2001 Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
Conference. Athens,
GA.
Graduate
Student Grant-American College Counseling Association
2001
ACA Conference. San Antonio, TX.
Award
of Excellence. University
Housing, University of Arkansas.
2001
Graduate
School Fellowship. University
of Arkansas, Graduate School.
2000-2003.
Chi
Sigma Iota
Gamma Zeta
Chapter-State University of West Georgia
ACA Conference Registration Grant. 2000
Chi
Chi Chapter-Columbus State University
ACA Conference Registration Grant. 1998
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
Conference Program
Proposal Reviewer. 2006 American Counseling Association
Conference
2005 ACCA On-Site Coordinator. American Counseling
Association Conference in Atlanta, GA.
Editorial
Review Board. Journal
of College Counseling. 2003-2005
Graduate
Faculty Council Member. North Georgia College &
State University. 2003
Executive
Board Member-at-Large. American
College Counseling Association
2002-2004
Web
Page Manager.
American College Counseling Association. 2002-present
Discussion
Panel Member. Advocating
for College Counseling Panel Discussion sponsored by
American College Counseling Association.
2002 ACA conference. New Orleans, LA.
Secretary.
Arkansas
College Counseling Association.
2001-2002
Webmaster.
Counseling
Program, University of Arkansas.
2001-2003
Creator
& List Owner. CNED-L,
University of Arkansas-Counselor Education Program listserv.
2001-2003
Search
Committee Member. Psychologist
Search, Counseling & Psychological Services
University of
Arkansas. Spring 2001
Search
Committee Member. Counselor
Education Faculty Search, Counselor Education Program
University of
Arkansas. Fall 2000
Public
Awareness & Professional Advocacy Committee Member. American College Counseling Association.
2000–2002
Search
Committee Member. Assistant
Director of Resident Life Search. State University of West
Georgia. Fall 1999
Coordinator.
National
Alcohol Screening Day at State University of West Georgia.
Spring 2000
Western
Regional Representative.
Georgia College Counseling Association. 1999-2000
Facilitator.
Non-Traditional Student Orientations.
State University of West Georgia. 1998-2000
Paladino,
D., & Davis, H. (2004). Healing the campus: Helping suicide survivors.
Georgia Journal of College Student Affairs, 6, Article 2.
Davis,
H., Kocet, M., & Zozone, M.
(2001). Counselor-in-residence:
A counseling service model for
residential college students.
Journal of College Counseling, 4, 190-192.
Ertel,
A., & Davis, H. (2001). College
counseling: Protecting our professional identity. Visions, p.6.
[American College Counseling
Association Newsletter
Davis, H. (in
progress). Counseling needs of Black college students.
Davis, H.,
Newgent, R., & Farley, R. (in progress). Assertiveness and
self-concept as predictors of psychological well-being with
Black and
White college students.
Kocet, M. &
Davis, H. (submitted). Keeping students on T.R.A.C.K.: A
student crisis response training model.
National Refereed Journal.
National
Survey of Counseling Graduate Students: Recruitment, Advising, and
Retention
Principal Investigator: Dr. Chandra Johnson
Advocacy
Needs of College Counselors: A National Survey
Principal Investigator: Amy Ertel
REFEREED
PRESENTATIONS
Davis, J., & Jenkins, P. (2006). Ethical issues and the beginning counselor supervisor: Relationships, confidentiality, and supervisee impairment.
Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference, Orlando, FL.
Newgent, R., &
Davis, H. (2006).
Individual, Triadic & Group Supervision: Perceptions of
Supervisors-in-Training.
Southern Association for Counselor Education and
Supervision Conference, Orlando, FL.
Davis, H.
(2006). Counseling needs of Black college students.
American Counseling Association Conference, Montreal.
Davis, H., &
Paladino, D. (2005). Preparing counselors for tragedy:
Strategies for teaching crisis counseling. Association
for Counselor Education & Supervision Conference, Pittsburg, PA.
Fletcher,
T., Oden, K., & Davis, H. (2005). Emotional intelligence in
counseling. Association for Counselor Education &
Supervision Conference, Pittsburg, PA.
Davis, H. (2005).
Black and white college students' psychological well-being
and its relation to their assertiveness and self-concept.
American Counseling Association Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Paladino, A., & Davis, H. (2004). Integrating the cultural self:
Counseling and outreach strategies for multiracial college
students. American Counseling Association Conference, Kansas
City, MO.
Newgent, R.,
Davis, H., & Farley, R. (2004) Supervisors'-in-training
perceptions of individual, triadic, and group models of
supervision.
American Counseling Association Conference, Kansas City, MO.
Paladino, A., & Davis, H. (2004). Integrating the cultural self:
Counseling and outreach strategies for multiracial college
students. American College Counseling Association Conference,
Biloxi, MS.
Callicut, A., Davis, H., &
Doughty, E. (2004).
Adjusting to the
ins and outs of college life: Counseling students in transition.
American College Counseling Association Conference, Biloxi, MS.
Paladino,
D., & Davis, H. (2003).
Completing the counselor: Strategies for teaching crisis
intervention
and
assessment.
Southern Association of Counselor Education and Supervision
Conference, Chattanooga, TN.
Davis,
H., & Paladino, D. (2003).
Restoring
campus well-being. Assisting college students coping
with suicide.
American Counseling Association Conference, Anaheim, CA.
Davis, H., & Brooks, M. (2003). The professional
development of college counselors.
American Counseling Association Conference, Anaheim, CA.
Davis,
H., & Balkin, R. (2002).
Potholes in the road: Ethical issues and
beginning counselor supervisors.
Arkansas Counseling
Association Conference, Hot Springs, AR.
Paladino,
D., & Davis, H. (2002).
Maneuvering
through dual identities: The identity development process of
multiracial
individuals. Arkansas
Counseling Association Conference, Hot Springs, AR.
Zozone,
M., Davis, H., Paladino, D., & Matthews, P. (2002). Counselors-in-residence: An innovative
approach to crisis response on a college campus.
American Counseling Association Conference,
New
Orleans, LA.
Kocet,
M., & Davis, H. (2002). Working
on overdrive: Self-care strategies for college counselors.
American
Counseling Association Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Davis,
H. (2002). The
professional development of college counselors. American Counseling Association
Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Crow,
G., Norman, M., & Davis, H.
(2002). Collaboration
with faculty and staff in diversifying clients at a
college
counseling center. American
College Counseling Association Conference, St. Simons Island,
GA.
Davis,
H., & Brooks, M. (2002).
The professional development of college counselors.
American College
Counseling Association Conference, St. Simons Island, GA.
Davis,
H., & Paladino, D. (2001).
Crisis intervention and suicide assessment with college
students.
Arkansas
Counseling Association Conference, Hot Springs, AR.
Johnson,
C., Davis, H., & Moore, J. (2001).
Students tell all: Experiences of counseling graduate
students.
Southern Association of Counselor Education and Supervision
Conference, Athens, GA.
Callicut,
A., & Davis, H. (2000). Beginning
counselors: Developing strong, helpful relationships through
supervision
and counselor self-care. Southeastern
College Counseling Center Personnel Association
Conference,
Nashville, TN.
Davis,
H. (2000). Stress
management and Black college students: How preventive and outreach
programs
help.
Arkansas
Counseling Association State Conference, Hot Springs, AR.
PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS
Davis, H., & Paladino, D. (2002).
Conflict mediation.
Training for University Housing Staff, University of
Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
Davis, H., Matthews, P., Paladino, D., & Maldonado, J.
(2002). Helping skills for resident directors. Training
for University Housing Staff, University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, AR.
Davis, H., & Paladino, D. (2001).
Suicide assessment with college students.
Training for University Housing
Staff, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
Davis, H., & Matthews, P.
(2001). Conflict
mediation skills. Training for University Housing Staff,
University
of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
Davis, H., Perrodin, K., Monroney,
P., & Lytle, J. (2001). Watch
out, wreck ahead: Confrontation and conflict
mediation. University
Housing Staff, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.
Balkin, R., & Davis, H. (2001).
Personality-types in the workplace.
University of Arkansas Athletics
Department, Fayetteville, AR.
Possardt, E., & Davis, H. (2000).
Healing racism.
Psycho-educational series, Psychology department,
State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
Davis, H. (2000). Asserting
yourself: Skills for working with students.
Minority Achievement Program, peer
mentor training, State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
Davis, H., & McGukin, W. (2000).
Interviewing skills.
Department of Career Services,
Senior seminar
series, State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
Davis, H. (1999). When
the party ends: Alcohol abuse and college students.
Greek Affairs, Greek
Organizations, State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
Davis, H. (1999). Interventions
and strategies for helping the suicidal college student. Residential
Life Staff,
State University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
Davis, H. (1998). Eating
disorders: Dying to be pretty.
Residential Life Staff, State University of West
Georgia, Carrollton, GA.
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