Counselor Education Faculty

	Dr. J. Scott Glass Assistant Professor Program Coordinator Dr. J. Scott Glass is Program Coordinator for Counselor Education; his primary research focuses on group work, spirituality in counseling, and adventure based counseling. Dr. Glass has published articles in Professional Issues in Counseling, Journal of Humanistic Counseling Education & Development and Professional School Counseling. He is active in numerous counseling associations and has presented internationally in Hong Kong for the Oxford Symposium in School- Based Family Counseling. Degrees Ph.D., Counseling and Counselor Education, University of North Carolina at Greensboro M.A., Counseling and Educational Development, East Carolina University B.A., North Carolina State University Email: GLASSJ@ecu.edu 223B Ragsdale 328-5670
	Dr. Joseph C. Ciechalski Professor Dr. Joseph Ciechalski’s primary research areas are self-concept, social skills, assessment, nonparametric techniques, school counseling, ethics, and helping techniques. Dr. Ciechalski has published in Professional School Counseling and The Journal of Invitational Theory and Practice. He also co-authored Psychological Techniques for Counselors (2^nd Ed.) with Dr. Don Locke and edited with Drs. Ed Gerler and Larry Parker, titled, Elementary School Counseling in a Changing World. He is active in numerous counseling associations and has routinely reviewed for the Mental Measurement Yearbook. Degrees Ed. D., North Carolina State University Ed.S., Florida Atlantic University M. Ed., Florida Atlantic University B. Ed., University of Miami Email: CIECHALSKIJ@ecu.edu 225A Ragsdale 328-4218
	Dr. Kylie Dotson-Blake Assistant Professor Dr. Kylie P. Dotson-Blake’s research interests include multicultural issues in counseling, immigrant families and family-school-community partnerships, and family and couples counseling. Dr. Dotson-Blake is published in Journal of Counseling and Development and The Counseling Interviewer. She is active in numerous counseling associations and has presented nationally at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision National Conference. Degrees Ph.D., Counselor Education, The College of William and Mary M.S., Counselor Education, East Carolina University B.S., Exercise and Sports Science, East Carolina University Email: BLAKEK@ecu.edu 223A Ragsdale 328-5277
	Dr. James W. Pinkney Professor Dr. James Pinkney’s research interests focus on learning effectiveness, career guidance activities, and career entry. Dr. Pinkney is published in the Mental Measurement Yearbook, has authored book chapters, and is active in numerous counseling associations. Degrees Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, The University of Iowa M.A., Experimental Psychology, Hollins College B.A., Psychology, The University of Minnesota at Morris Email: PINKNEYJ@ecu.edu 225A Ragsdale 328-1103
	Dr. Florence S. Weaver Professor Dr. Florence Weaver’s research interests are Supervision of LPC candidates, animal assisted counseling, and using music as a coping skill. She is active in numerous counseling associations and has presented at the North Carolina Counseling Association. Degrees Ph.D., Counselor Education, Florida State University M.A., French & Secondary Education, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill B.A., French, Wake Forest College Email: WEAVERF@ecu.edu 219 Ragsdale 328-4854