Chi Sigma Iota

CSI Days American Counseling Association Convention

Honolulu, Hawaii March 26-30, 2014

Program Highlights

3 Education Theme Sessions

25 Poster Sessions

Leadership Workshop: Advocacy to Strengthen Professional Identity: Leaders across Generations

Business Meeting

Chapter Leaders Training

Chapter Faculty Advisors Training

Message from the President: Dr. Andrea Dixon Aloha CSI members and friends! We are happy to invite you to our Chi Sigma Iota Days 2014 and hope to see you at many of our events. As always, we hope that find that the planned events provide you an opportunity to connect with other CSI members and professionals who share their excitement and passion daily through efforts in counseling, leadership, and advocacy. We encourage you to engage in our time together by attending events that help us to connect with others and share ideas about chapter leadership and exciting opportunities for excellence and advocacy on behalf of the counseling profession. It is always amazing to watch as our Chi Sigma Iota membership grows and the events and activities chapters are leading affect their members and communities alike. We hope to provide you with numerous programming opportunities and celebrations that allow you to highlight your own chapter successes and learn new ideas from other members and national and chapter leaders. All of this work requires time and dedication from numerous individuals and I greatly appreciate the executive council members, conference program presenters, headquarters staff, committee chairs, chapter faculty advisors, and review panel chairs who

gave of their time and expertise throughout the year to create this year’s unique CSI DayS 2014. We sincerely thank each of you also for your commitment to Chi Sigma Iota and for endless voices in promoting excellence in professional counseling!

Time CSI Meetings Hotel Room Location Thursday, March 27th

2:30 - 5:30 pm Executive Council Meeting Hilton Sea Pearl 1 & 2 MPCC* 2:30 - 5:30 pm Leadership Fellows & Interns Orientation Hilton Sea Pearl 1 & 2 MPCC*

Friday, March 28th 1:00 - 3:30 pm Leadership Workshop Hilton Nautilus 1 & 2 MPCC* 3:30 - 5:00 pm Delegate Business Meeting Hilton Nautilus 1 & 2 MPCC* 5:00 - 6:00 pm Awards Ceremony Hilton Nautilus 1 & 2 MPCC* 6:00 - 7:30 pm CSI Reception Hilton South Pacific 2 MPCC*

Saturday, March 29th 7:00 - 8:00 am CSI Committee Chairs & Editors Hilton Nautilus 1 MPCC* 7:00 - 8:30 am Leadership Fellows & Interns Reflections Hilton Nautilus 2 MPCC* 8:00 - 9:30 am CSI Committee Meetings Hilton Coral Ballroom 2 MPCC* 8:00 - 9:00 am JCLA Editorial Board Meeting Hilton Coral Ballroom 2 MPCC* 9:30 - 11:00 am Chapter Leaders Training Hilton Sea Pearl 1 & 2 MPCC* 9:30 - 11:00 am Chapter Faculty Advisors Training Hilton Sea Pearl 3 & 4 MPCC*

* Mid-Pacific Conference Center

Please join us for the

Chi Sigma Iota Reception

Hilton Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii

6:00 – 7:30 pm Friday, March 28, 2014

Special thanks to the American Counseling Association for its support of CSI!

Time CSI Theme Sessions * Presenters Rm (ID)

Friday, March 28th 4:00 - 5:00 pm Professional Advocacy Through Research

and Program Evaluation Casey A. Barrio Minton 308A-B

(184)

Saturday, March 29th

10:00 - 11:30 pm Embracing Our Role as Leaders: Counselor Community Engagement as the Catalyst for Excellence

Nicole R. Hill 313B (229)

Sunday, March 30th

7:00 - 7:00 am Transformative Leadership in Counselor Education Cheryl C. Holcomb-McCoy 324 (311)

Time CSI Poster Sessions * Presenters # (ID)

Friday, March 28th 11:30 - 12:00 pm Enhancing Counselor Leadership and Professional

Advocacy Through Mentoring Programs Serey Bright, Melissa McConaha, Samantha Booker, Melanie Iarussi

15 (415)

11:30 - 12:00 pm Instilling Excellence in Counseling Students Living Abroad Through International Community Engagement

Jennifer Cliff, Shauna Ianson, Alexia DeLeon, Brandon J. Wilde

16 (426)

12:30 - 1:00 pm Community Engagement, Cultural Immersion, and Service Learning in Counselor Education Pedagogy

Christian Chan, Ronica Marable, Kaye Whitley

15 (431)

12:30 - 1:00 pm School Counselors as Community Asset Mappers: Building Bridges Between Hispanic/Latino Parents and Schools

Stacey Diaz, Miriam Bernard, Kenyae L. Reese

16 (432)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Razor C.O.A.C.H Program: Professional Advocacy Opportunities Created by a University and School District Partnership

Whitney Farrar, Daniel Kissinger 14 (446)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Supporting Diversity: Empowering Emerging Leaders Marlise Lonn, Angelica Tello 15 (447)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Counseling Student Outreach: Engaging Recent Veterans in Career Development

Cailen Birtles, Leann Wyrick-Morgan 16 (448)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Giving a Voice to Those Often Unheard: CSI Alumni's Experiences with Social Justice, Leadership and Advocacy

Jamar Booth, Taryn Richardson, Susannah Wood

14 (462)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Strategies for Designing an Effective Poster Presentation

Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson, Hayley Stulmaker, W. Matthew Shurts

15 (463)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Enhancing Counselor Community Engagement Through Advocacy

Matthew Glowiak 16 (464)

3:30 - 4:00 pm CSI Underground Art Slam: Building Community, Advocates, and Our Profession Through Collaborative Creative Expression

Allison Hrovat, Cara Levine, Jennifer Ross-Menelli

15 (479)

3:30 - 4:00 pm Future Fest: Promoting Graduate and Intern Placement with Community Partners

Nesi Lillard 16 (480)

* All theme sessions will be held in the Convention Center.

Time CSI Poster Sessions * Presenters # (ID)

Saturday, March 29th 11:30 - 12:00 pm A Night Without A Home Hannah Vontz, Sara Nelson, Ramesh

Neupane, Gregory Sandman 15

(515) 11:30 - 12:00 pm Counselors as Transformational Leaders in School

Shootings Carleton Brown 16

(516)

12:30 - 1:00 pm Wilderness Therapy: Current Trends and Developments in the Outdoor Behavioral Health Industry

Steven DeMille 15 (531)

12:30 - 1:00 pm The Impact of Community Violence on Children and Youth in Trinidad and Tobago

Nadine Issac 16 (532)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Integration of Counseling into Community Outreach: A Salutogenic Approach

Stacey Litam, Paula Britton 14 (546)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Going Out On a Limb: Advocating for LGBTQ Youth Using the At-Risk Tree Model

Richard Joseph Behun, Julie Cerrito 15 (547)

1:30 - 2:00 pm Let's Talk About Sex!: Utilizing Attachment Research to Enhance Psychoeducational Groups on Healthy Sexuality

Erin Davis, Ryan Davis 16 (548)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Promoting Counselor Professional and Personal Well-being through Advocacy

Yue Dang, Varunee Faii Sangganjanavanich 14 (562)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Rural and Small Community Counseling Practice: Challenges and Suggestions for Enhancement

Denise Drebes, Andrea Fifield 15 (563)

2:30 - 3:00 pm Advocacy and Leadership: An Investigation into the Perceptions of American Counseling Association Members

Jill Dubendris, Melissa "Nikki" Freeburg 16 (564)

3:30 - 4:00 pm ACT or SAT: Which Test Should Your Student Take? Kaitlyn Moritz 14 (578)

3:30 - 4:00 pm Collaborative Lobbying at State and National Levels: Beta Phi, ICA, AMHCA Days on the Hill

Emily Lawrence, Shauna Summers, Charlotte Uteg, Lori Russell-Chapin, Nancy Sherman

15 (579)

3:30 - 4:00 pm Advocacy: Assessing Burnout and Organizational Activity as Support in Counselor Trainees and Early Professionals

Amanda Tuohy, Anna Boller, Samantha Ramsay

16 (580)

* All poster sessions will be held in the Convention Center

Critical Issues in Professional Identity, Leadership, and Advocacy

CSI is pleased to offer our members the opportunity to earn a 2014 training certificate entitled, "Critical Issues in Professional Identity, Leadership, and Advocacy." To earn the certificate, you must attend several CSI activities including the Leadership Workshop, Chapter Faculty Advisors/Chapter Leaders Training, CSI business meeting, CSI-Sponsored educational and poster sessions, and other CSI meetings. In order to allow for flexibility with overlapping events, you can earn a number of points for each activity you attend. You must obtain a total of 40 points to be eligible for this certificate.

Please use the list of programs provided to keep a record of the activities you attended. To receive your certificate, visit csi-net.org/?CSI_Day and click on the link at the top of the page. You will fill out a brief form with your name and email address, then check which sessions you attended. We also ask that you respond to a few questions about your experiences on CSI Days to help us plan programs for next year.

Advocacy to Strengthen Professional Identity: Leaders across Generations

Facilitator, Dr. Craig, Cashwell, CSI President-Elect

For decades, Chi Sigma Iota has led the charge to establish a clear professional identity for Professional Counselors. This charge remains an essential part of CSIs mission, hence our theme for CSI Day 2014, is Advocacy to Strengthen Professional Identity. We recognize that advocacy is a two pronged activity. Our ultimate goal is service in keeping with our mission to: "… promote a strong professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity.” As a result, our leadership training will foster a clear professional identity with a purpose.

Adler once wrote that we must "Trust only movement. Life happens at the level of events, not of words. Trust movement.” The emphasis of this leadership theme, then, is on movement, actions that will move the profession forward with a stronger professional identity and help us to get up one more time than we have fallen.

This year, during our leadership workshop, we will explore the promotion of counseling excellence through professional identity and leadership across the generations. We will begin by recognizing our 2014-2015 Leadership Fellows and Interns. We will then introduce a panel of three of the counseling profession’s leaders and scholars who have promoted counseling excellence with their research, advocacy, and leadership efforts:

Drs. Jason King, Victoria Kress, and Tom Sweeney represent an early, mid, and late career perspective respectively. They will discuss their views on professional identity and leadership in the counseling profession. Participants also will have an opportunity to interact with panel members and other CSI leaders during the small group discussions.

Dr. Jason King Core Faculty, Walden University Former CSI Intern; President, Upsilon Psi Upsilon and Chi Upsilon Chi chapters Recipient of the 2011 ACES Outstanding Graduate Student Leadership Award and 2012 AMHCA Mental Health Counselor of the Year Award

Dr. Victoria E. Kress Professor, Youngstown State University CSI Past-President (2012-2013) Recipient of the ACA Counselor Educator Advocacy Award (2012); Ohio Counseling Associations Counselor of the Year Award (2011).

Dr. Tom Sweeney Professor Emeritus, Ohio University Executive Director Emeritus and Founding President of Chi Sigma Iota CSI Past-President (1985-1987); Past-President of the American Counseling Association (ACA) and two of its divisions; Founding chair for CACREP.

CSI Leadership Workshop

Education Sessions: Leadership and Advocacy for Counselors

Embracing Our Role as Leaders: Counselor Community Engagement as the Catalyst for Excellence Dr. Nicole Hill Counseling embraces the values of leadership and advocacy, yet there continues to be a professional imperative for more effectively translating our philosophical tenets into action. This presentation will focus on strategies for enhancing the impact counselors can have on clients, families, and systems through community engagement. Participants will explore how counselors can increase their contributions in community engagement as a method for generating excellence in their communities and in our profession. The presentation will be discussion-oriented with a focus on scholarship in action, enacting advocacy and social justice, and striving towards excellence as leaders.

Nicole R. Hill, Ph.D., LPC is a Professor in the Department of Counseling at Idaho State University. During her tenure at ISU, she has served as Department Chair, Coordinator of the Mental Health Program, Coordinator of the Doctoral Program, and Interim Dean of the Graduate School. As of January 2013, she is assuming responsibilities as Chair in the Department of Counseling and Human Services at Syracuse University. Dr. Hill's scholarly interests include working with children and adolescents, multicultural counseling competencies, professional development of faculty and graduate students, and mentoring. She is committed to leadership and professional engagement that strengthens counseling, counselor education, and supervision as a discipline. Her participation on executive boards of CSI, ACES, and CSJ has contributed to a broader understanding of how to advance the profession through service and advocacy. Her clinical experience is focused on counseling children and adolescents.

Transformative Leadership in Counselor Education Dr. Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy In today's diverse and ever-changing communities, counseling leaders need to take an engaged, activist, and courageous approach to help build optimistic futures for all clients, students, parents, and other community members. This session about transformative leadership in counselor education presents an alternative approach to leadership for deep and equitable change. Using vignettes, stories, research, and drawing on scholarship from a range of disciplines, the presenter will explore the concept of transformative leadership and its potential to create learning and living environments that are just and inclusive. This session will appeal to all aspiring and practicing leaders in the counseling profession.

Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, Ph.D., is Vice Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Counseling and Human Development at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Education. Previously, she held appointments as Associate Professor of Counselor Education at the University of Maryland, College Park and Assistant Professor and Director of the School Counseling Program at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. Dr. Holcomb-McCoy earned a Ph.D. in counseling and educational development from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), an M.Ed. in school counseling, and a B.S. in early childhood education both from the University of Virginia. Her areas of research specialization include the measurement of multicultural self-efficacy and the examination of school counselors’ influence on low-income students’ college and career readiness. Dr. Holcomb-McCoy is the author of the best-selling book, School Counseling to Close the Achievement Gap: A Social Justice Framework for Success (Corwin Press).

Professional Advocacy through Research and Program Evaluation Dr. Casey Barrio Minton The very thought of utilizing or conducting research creates a sense of fear and disconnection for many counseling professionals. During this interactive session, we will explore ways in which research and program evaluation are essential for engaging in professional advocacy and ensuring effective practice with clients. Participants will take part in activities designed to address barriers, myths, and fears that stand in the way of practice-based research, and the presenter will discuss practical strategies for bringing research and program evaluation into everyday counseling activities. Participants will leave this session with a renewed understanding regarding the importance of research and program evaluation and a resource guide for getting started.

Casey Barrio Minton, Ph.D., is an associate professor and counseling program coordinator at a CACREP-accredited university where she teaches courses in counseling research, multicultural counseling, and diagnosis and treatment planning. She is co-author of Professional Counseling Excellence through Leadership and Advocacy and founding editor of the Journal of Counselor Leadership & Advocacy. The presenter currently serves as President of the Association for Assessment & Research in Counseling and is a Past-President of Chi Sigma Iota International.

Our mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.

2013-2014 CSI Leadership Essay Contest: Advocacy to Strengthen Professional Identity Since its inception, CSI has emphasized professional advocacy initiatives as central to the maintenance and development of our profession. The Chi Sigma Iota Advocacy Themes provide a model we can use to conceptualize and guide our advocacy planning and efforts. The focus of this year’s essay contest was to challenge CSI members - students, professional counselors, and counselor educators - to consider the ways that they can engage in professional advocacy initiatives. Questions addressed in the essays included:

• Why is the development of a strong professional identity important for counselors? • How can CSI chapters contribute to the development of a strong professional identity? • Identify one or more barriers to the development of a strong professional identity for counselors and discuss

how that barrier can be overcome Below are highlights from our top entries. Congratulations to our two 1st place recipients and three members whose essays earned honorable mentions. All essays are published at csi-net.org/?Leadership Entries for CSIs Leadership Essay Contest are accepted throughout the year. Recipients are selected annually in December. All CSI members are eligible to contribute essays. Recognition is provided in three categories: entry level students, doctoral students, and professional counselors.

2013-2014 CSI Leadership Essay Contest Award Recipients 1st Place Doctoral Student Sandi Logan Beta Chapter University of Florida Dr. Sondra Smith-Adcock, Chapter Faculty Advisor Advocacy to Strengthen Professional Identity “I believe that every counselor and counselor educator, at any career stage, should be an advocate for the profession. It is through self-advocacy and tireless communication that our professional identity can become more solidified within helping professions and among the public constituents.” 1st Place Entry-Level Student Tristen Bergholtz Alpha Chi Chapter Louisiana State University Dr. Laura Choate, Chapter Faculty Advisor Advocacy as a Play “Improving and increasing professional development opportunities, increasing collaboration amongst helping professionals, eliminating mental health stigmas, and removing systemic, policy barriers preventing individuals from seeking out or receiving mental health services are just a few of the many ways such large-scale changes can occur.” Honorable Mention Doctoral Student Laura Gallo Rho Upsilon Chapter University of Iowa Dr. Susannah Wood, CFA

The Value of Identity “Leaders are not just those that are out in front of our organizations, but also those

doing work behind the scenes, helping organizations move forward and continue to reach out to others in the field.”

Honorable Mention Doctoral Student Jenny Cureton Rho Epsilon Chapter University of Northern Colorado Dr. Jennifer Murdock, CFA

A Counselor Through and Through “It is important we present ourselves—as unique individuals in a unified professional

whole—for clients with unmet needs, for employers to value our services, and on multi-disciplinary staffs, community boards, and response teams.”

Honorable Mention Entry-Level Student Kayla Hall Lambda Chapter Johns Hopkins University Dr. Ileana Gonzalez, CFA

Lessons in Leadership: Burnishing Our Profession “Counselor education must go beyond the classroom and

journal research. Many answers lie within us as practitioners. Wellness and prevention come from self-care and understanding.”

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CSI Leadership, 2013-2014 CSI Officers/Executive Council Committee & Task Force Chairs President Andrea Dixon Awards Amanda La Guardia President-Elect Craig Cashwell Chapter Development Kristopher Goodrich Past-President Victoria White Kress Chapter Faculty Advisor Jennifer Carney Secretary Michael Brubaker Counselor Community Engagement Cassandra Storlie Treasurer Melissa Luke CCE Task Force Laura Shannonhouse Leadership Intern Haley Stulmaker & Amy Zavadil Leadership Intern Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson Excellence in Research Grants Suzanne Degges White Editors Nominations & Elections Victoria White Kress JCLA Casey Barrio Minton Professional Advocacy Stephanie Burns Exemplar Donna Gibson & Daniel Cruikshanks Author Showcase Matthew Paylo Professional Members Stephen Kennedy Counselors’ Bookshelf Jeffrey Warren Publications Michael Brubaker Bookshelf Sections Summer Reiner, Debbie Sturm, Strategic Planning Catharina Chang Phil Clarke, Marinn Pierce Review Panels CSI Staff & Consultants Executive Director Jane Myers Chapter Grants Melissa Luke Project Director Stephen Kennedy Research Grants Suzanne Degges White Web Administrator Cheryl Pence Wolf Leadership Essay Edward Wahesh Poster Sessions Angela Sheely-Moore & Matthew Shurts

CSI Leadership Interns and Fellows 2013-2014 (Interns in Bold) Chapter University Haley Stulmaker Rho Kappa Chapter University of North Texas Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson Alpha Eta Chapter University of New Orleans Alyse Anekstein Phi Omicron Chi Idaho State University Andrea Faeth Upsilon Nu Mu Chapter University of New Mexico Peeper McDonald Chi Epsilon Chapter Georgia State University Bradley McKibben Upsilon Nu Chi University of North Carolina at Greensboro Celeste Naik Chi Sigma Phi California State University, Fresno Jared Rose Alpha Omega Chapter University of Toledo Jennifer Ware Rho Kappa Chapter University of North Texas Claire Williams Kappa Zeta Chapter University of Memphis

2014-2015 (Interns in Bold) Chapter University Janice Byrd Rho Upsilon University of Iowa Elizabeth Ener Rho Kappa University of North Texas Emily Bess Rho Beta University of Virginia Lauren Breedlove Upsilon Nu Chi UNC Greensboro Robin DuFresne Alpha Omega University of Toledo Laura Gallo Rho Upsilon University of Iowa Matthew Glowiak Omega Zeta Walden University Kara Hurt Rho Kappa University of North Texas Sandra Logan Beta University of Florida Caarne White Chi Upsilon Chi Capella University

CSI Award Recipients, 2013-2014 Individual Awards Recipient Chapter University Outstanding Entry Level Student Rachel Henesy Beta University of Florida Outstanding Doctoral Level Student Steven DeMille Chi Upsilon Chi Capella University Outstanding Research Kimberly Jayne Rho Kappa University of North Texas Outstanding Service to the Chapter James McMullen Mu Tau Beta University of North Carolina at Charlotte Outstanding Practitioner Jennifer Del Corso Omega Delta Old Dominion University Outstanding Practitioner-Supervisor Laura Sollenberger Beta Phi Bradley University Outstanding Chapter Faculty Advisor Nancy Sherman Beta Phi Bradley University

Chapter Awards Chapter Size Chapter University Outstanding Individual Program Large Eta Youngstown State University Outstanding Newsletter Award Large Zeta University of Alabama-Birmingham Outstanding Chapter Small Alpha Chi Louisiana State University Outstanding Chapter Large Mu Tau Beta University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Critical Issues in Professional Identity, Leadership, & Advocacy Certificate CSI is pleased to offer our members the opportunity to earn a 2014 training certificate entitled, "Critical Issues in Professional Identity, Leadership, and Advocacy." To earn the certificate, you must attend several CSI activities including the Leadership Workshop, Chapter Faculty Advisors/Chapter Leaders Training, CSI business meeting, CSI-Sponsored educational and poster sessions, and other CSI meetings listed below. In order to allow for flexibility with overlapping events, you can earn a number of points for each activity you attend. You must obtain a total of 40 points to be eligible for this certificate.

Please use the list of programs below to keep a record of the programs you attended. To receive your certificate, visit csi-net.org/?CSI_Day and click on the link at the top of the page. You will fill out a brief form with your name and email address, then check which sessions you attended. We also ask that you respond to a few questions about your experiences on CSI Days to help us plan programs for next year.

� CSI Meeting or Session Location Time Day

CSI Business and Training Meetings Hilton Room Name

Leadership Workshop (10 points) Nautilus 1 & 2 1:00 - 3:30 pm Friday Delegate Business Meeting - Chapter Delegates must attend this meeting (10 points) Nautilus 1 & 2 3:30- 5:00 pm Friday Annual Awards Ceremony (4 points) Nautilus 1 & 2 5:00 - 6:00 pm Friday CSI Reception (1 point) South Pacific 2 6:00 - 7:30 pm Friday Committee Chairs Meeting (4 points) Nautilus 1 7:00- 8:00 am Saturday Committee Meetings (4 points) Coral Ballroom 2 8:00 - 9:30 am Saturday Chapter Faculty Advisors Training OR Chapter Leaders Training (10 points) Sea Pearl 1-4 9:30 - 11:00 am Saturday

CSI-Sponsored Major Theme Educational Session Programs (6 points each) Convention Center Room #

Professional Advocacy Through Research and Program Evaluation 308A-B 4:00 - 5:00 pm Friday Embracing Our Role as Leaders: Counselor Community Engagement as the Catalyst for Excellence 313B 10:00 - 11:30 pm Saturday Transformative Leadership in Counselor Education 324 7:00 - 8:00 am Sunday

CSI-Sponsored Major Theme Poster Sessions (1 point each) Exhibit Hall Poster #

Enhancing Counselor Leadership and Professional Advocacy Through Mentoring Programs 15 11:30 - 12:00 pm Friday Instilling Excellence in Counseling Students Living Abroad Through International Community

Engagement 16 11:30 - 12:00 pm Friday

Community Engagement, Cultural Immersion, and Service Learning in Counselor Education Pedagogy 15 12:30 - 1:00 pm Friday School Counselors as Community Asset Mappers: Building Bridges Between Hispanic/Latino Parents

and Schools 16 12:30 - 1:00 pm Friday

Razor C.O.A.C.H Program: Professional Advocacy Opportunities Created by a University and School District Partnership

14 1:30 - 2:00 pm Friday

Supporting Diversity: Empowering Emerging Leaders 15 1:30 - 2:00 pm Friday Counseling Student Outreach: Engaging Recent Veterans in Career Development 16 1:30 - 2:00 pm Friday Giving a Voice to Those Often Unheard: CSI Alumni's Experiences with Social Justice, Leadership and

Advocacy 14 2:30 - 3:00 pm Friday

Strategies for Designing an Effective Poster Presentation 15 2:30 - 3:00 pm Friday Enhancing Counselor Community Engagement Through Advocacy 16 2:30 - 3:00 pm Friday CSI Underground Art Slam: Building Community, Advocates, and Our Profession Through

Collaborative Creative Expression 15 3:30 - 4:00 pm Friday

Future Fest: Promoting Graduate and Intern Placement with Community Partners 16 3:30 - 4:00 pm Friday A Night Without A Home 15 11:30 - 12:00 pm Saturday Counselors as Transformational Leaders in School Shootings 16 11:30 - 12:00 pm Saturday Wilderness Therapy: Current Trends and Developments in the Outdoor Behavioral Health Industry 15 12:30 - 1:00 pm Saturday The Impact of Community Violence on Children and Youth in Trinidad and Tobago 16 12:30 - 1:00 pm Saturday Going Out On a Limb: Advocating for LGBTQ Youth Using the At-Risk Tree Model 15 1:30 - 2:00 pm Saturday Let's Talk About Sex!: Utilizing Attachment Research to Enhance Psychoeducational Groups on

Healthy Sexuality 16 1:30 - 2:00 pm Saturday

Integration of Counseling into Community Outreach: A Salutogenic Approach 14 1:30 - 2:00 pm Saturday Promoting Counselor Professional and Personal Well-being through Advocacy 14 2:30 - 3:00 pm Saturday Advocacy and Leadership: An Investigation into the Perceptions of ACA Members 16 2:30 - 3:00 pm Saturday Rural and Small Community Counseling Practice: Challenges and Suggestions for Enhancement 15 2:30 - 3:00 pm Saturday Advocacy: Assessing Burnout and Organizational Activity as Support in Counselor Trainees and Early

Professionals 16 3:30 - 4:00 pm Saturday

ACT or SAT: Which Test Should Your Student Take? 14 3:30 - 4:00 pm Saturday