• Gloria Smith, Professor
  • Ed.D., 1971, University of Massachusetts
  • Multicultural and urban issues in counseling psychology; counseling perspectives on minority and urban families; cross-cultural counseling and psychotherapy
    
• Nancy Crewe, Professor
  • Ph.D., 1967, University of Minnesota
  • Psychosocial aspects of physical disability; neuropsychological assessment; cognitive-behavioral approaches to counseling; sexuality and disability

Additional Program Faculty

• Sonya Gunnings-Moton, Assistant to the Dean for Special Projects and Assistant Professor
  • Ph.D., 1988, Michigan State University
  • Clinical practice and managed care; mood disorders among women of color; adult learner relationships in school settings
  • Dr. Gunning's primary responsibility involves recruitment and retention of underrepresented groups within the College of Education.
    
    
• Lee N. June, Professor
  • Ph.D., 1974, University of Illinois
  • Career development (especially of racial-ethnic populations); short-term counseling and therapy; stress management and anxiety reduction; effective delivery systems for mental health services; psychology of religion and the Black Church; factors affecting graduation and retention rates of students
  • Dr. June's major assignment is as Vice President for Student Affairs and Services, and Assistant Provost for Academic Student Services and Multicultural Issues, so he has limited his involvement in the Counseling Psychology program to some advising (including dissertation committees) and program support activities.  

Adjunct Faculty

• Eleanor B. Bossi, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Training Director - MSU Counseling Center
  • Ed.D., 1977, University of Massachusetts/Amherst
  • Training and supervision; women's issues in therapy; multicultural issues in therapy; short-term and group therapy

• Jean Claude Dutes, Adjunct Professor
  He received his Ph.D. from MSU in 1985. His main position is Psychology Section Leader, Dept. of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, College of Osteopathic Medicine, MSU. His areas of interest are psychological adjustment to chronic illness and disability, cross cultural neuropsychological assessment, and geriatric psychology.
  
  
• Robert J Fabiano, Adjunct Assistant Professor, CEO of PAR Rehab Services

• Ph.D., 1991, Michigan State University
• Psychological assessment, rehabilitation psychology, neuropsychology, brain injury rehabilitation.

• Thomas W. Novak, Adjunct Assistant Professor,
  Child and Adolescent Outpatient, Clinton-Eaton-Ingham County Community Mental Health
  • Ph.D., 1990, Michigan State University 
  • Child and family therapy; psychopathology; diagnostic assessment; history of psychology; professional ethics; theory construction and validation.

• Judy Tawa (Ferris) Sina, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Staff Counseling Psychologist - MSU Counseling Center
  • Ph.D., 1999, Michigan State University
  • Research Interests: Academic retention and perisitence factors in special populations. Psychologists treatment outcomes and training factors
  • Clinical Interests: Cross-cultural supervision and treatment, Ethnicity as a factor in clinical work, Adjustment to disability, Women's career development, Working with American Indian/First Nations people.