| Concentration Coordinator
N. Dewaine Rice, Ed.D.
Ball Hall 100
901.678.2841
ndrice@memphis.edu | The Ed.D. program in Counseling is designed to prepare advanced professional practitioners in counseling, student personnel services, and counselor education with particular program emphases on multicultural and urban settings. Entry into the program presumes a master's degree in counseling and personnel services wherein one has acquired knowledge and skills in human development, helping relationships, group counseling, lifestyle and career development, assessment techniques, research and evaluation and clinical experiences in applied settings. The Ed.D. is designed for individuals seeking advanced preparation as educational leaders in the role of professional counselor and researcher and who may seek additional credentials in counselor supervision and counselor education. The Ed.D. is not appropriate for individuals seeking preparation or licensure as a psychologist. Read the official bulletinFaculty Richard K. James, Professor Ph.D. (1974) Indiana State University
Research Interests: Crisis intervention, elementary school counseling, anger management.
Stephen Leierer, Associate Professor Ph.D. (1993) Florida State University
Research Interests: Strong Interest Inventory, counselor clinical judgments, disability identity, and college career course interventions Daniel Lustig, Professor Ph.D. (1995) University of Wisconsin, Madison
Research Interests: Family Adjustment, Adjustment to Disability.
Erin Martz, Associate Professor Ph.D. (2002) University of Arkansas
Nancy J. Nishimura, Associate Professor Ed.D. (1991) The University of Alabama
Research Interests: Counseling biracial children, basic counseling techniques. Ronnie Priest, Associate Professor Ph.D. (1990) The University of Alabama
Research Interests: Victims of sexual abuse, multicultural counseling, community counseling issues. Dewaine Rice, Associate Professor and Director of Counseling Programs Ed.D. (1980) Memphis State University
Research Interests: Moral development of youngadults, student affairs issues and clinical hypnosis. Douglas C. Strohmer, Professor and Chair Ph.D. (1979) Michigan State University
Research Interests: clinical judgment and decision-making, medical decision-making and the Internet, personality assessment, counseling process, professional identity, men in counseling, and disability issues Stephen Zanskas, Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Rehabilitation Counseling Program Ph.D. (2007), Michigan State University
Research Interests: research interests include the development of consultation skills in graduate rehabilitation counseling education programs, the psychosocial aspects of disability, professional issues and ethics Program Deadlines Fall Semester Application Deadline: March 15th Professional Organizations:
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