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James Campbell, PhD
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Office: 303C Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5141 Email: Jcampbell21@tnstate.edu |
FACULTY BY CONCENTRATION Counseling Faculty -Core Staff
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Christopher Blazina, Ph.D
Ph.D. University of North Texas, 1996
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Office: 313 Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5152 Email: cblazina@tnstate.edu |
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James Chatman
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Office: 303B Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5150 Email: jchatman@tnstate.edu |
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Lisa de la Mothe, Ph.D. Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 2008
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Office: 305D Clay Hall Phone: (615)963-1390 Email: ldelamot@tnstate.edu |
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John Dossett, Ph.D. |
Office: 304C Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-1559 Email: jdossett@tnstate.edu |
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Linda Guthrie, Ph.D. Ph.D.,Tennessee State University, 2000 |
Office: 107 Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5620 Email: lguthrie@tnstate.edu
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Marie Hammond, Ph.D.
Ph.D., University of Missouri, 1999 |
Office: 305B Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5191 Email: mhammond1@tnstate.edu |
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Rosemary Jefferies
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Office: 317A Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5149 Email: rjefferies@tnstate.edu |
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Kiesa Kelly, Ph.D. |
Office: 317C Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5157 Email: kkelly5@tnstate.edu |
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Jeri Lee, Ed.D., J.D.
J. D., Nashville School of Law, 2011 |
Office: 308C Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-1569 Email: jlee6@tnstate.edu |
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Marvin Lee
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Office: 317D Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5087 Email: mlee@tnstate.edu
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David S. Shen-Miller, Ph.D.
Ph.D., University of Oregon, 2008
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Office: 311 Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5345 Email: dmiller20@tnstate.edu |
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Robin Oatis-Ballew, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Howard University, 2001 |
Office: 305A Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-1558 Email: roatisballew@tnstate.edu |
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Joan Popkin, Ph.D.
Ph.D., University of Tennessee, 2002 |
Office: 105A Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-1385 Email: jpopkin@tnstate.edu |
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Mary Shelton, Ph.D.
Ph.D., George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University, 1999 |
Office: 304D Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-7984 Email: mshelton@tnstate.edu |
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Joshua Shive
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Office: 317A Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5160 Email: jshive@tnstate.edu |
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Amy Sibulkin, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1981 |
Office: 305C Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963 - 5088 Email: asibulkin@tnstate.edu
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Stephen Trotter, Ph.D Ph.D., University of Utah, 1981
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Office: 406A Avon Williams Campus Phone: (615) 963-5161 Email: strotter@tnstate.edu |
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Support Staff |
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Mrs. Diane Coakley
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Office: 303 Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-2175 Email: dcoakley@tnstate.edu |
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Mrs. Carolyn Hodison
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Office: 105E Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-4951 Fax: (615) 963-4949 Email: chodison@tnstate.edu |
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Mrs. Charlotte Phillips
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Office: 303 Clay Hall Phone: (615) 963-5141 Email: cphillips@tnstate.edu |
About the Faculty & Other Instructors
TENURED/TENURE-TRACK PROFESSORS
Core Faculty: The faculty committed to undergraduate education are a diverse group with a variety of theoretical orientations and professional interest areas including Clinical Psychology, Neuropsychology, Cognitive Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Developmental Psychology, and Social Psychology. We offer a strong commitment to excellence in teaching, active research and service programs, and a team of advisors who are dedicated to helping our students achieve personal and professional goals.
Other Faculty: There are many faculty in the Department who may teach within the Bachelors of Science in Psychology Program. They are available to answer questions about careers in the areas of Counseling Psychology, School Counseling, and School Psychology.
PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS
Faculty Liaison Program: All part-time instructors are assigned a full-time professor to serve as their Faculty Liaison. The Faculty Liaison is a resource for the instructor, may be contacted by a student if there are issues that cannot be resolved with the instructor directly, and will provide instructive feedback to the instructor. This program is designed to promote excellence in teaching in all instructors. There are two main types of part-time instructors:
1) Adjunct Faculty: Many courses are taught by community professionals who provide their part-time teaching services to the Department.
2) Graduate Student Instructors: Students working on their doctorates in Counseling or School Psychology may teach courses in the Bachelors Program after they complete a rigorous course designed to prepare them for this activity.