Lindy K. Parker, Ph.D., LPC, NCC

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1 Lindy K. Parker, Ph.D., LPC, NCC Director of Accreditation and Evaluation Georgia State University School of Public Health P.O. Box 3984 Atlanta, Georgia EDUCATION Ph. D. Counselor Education and Practice, 2014 (CACREP Accredited Program) Dissertation: An Assessment of Students Perceived Peripheral Stressors in Counseling Internships Ed. S. Professional Counseling, 2009 Emphasis: Student Affairs, Program Accreditation, School Counseling, and Play Therapy M. S. Professional Counseling, 2008 (CACREP Accredited Program) Emphasis: Mental Health Counseling, Career Counseling, and College Counseling B. A. Psychology, 2005 Baylor University, Waco, TX Study Abroad and University Exchange Experience: Universidad Internacional, Linguistic Multicultural Studies, 2005 New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, 2002 Cuernavaca, Mexico New York, New York PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia (2006 present) Director of Accreditation and Evaluation, 2014-present Academic Affairs Faculty School of Public Health Recruited to organize and direct the implementation of all processes and procedures related to School of Public Health accreditation, unit assessment, evaluation, and curriculum alignment for all programs within the college. Direct the development of a program matrix reflecting each degree program and concentration and its linkages between accreditation competencies and course activities. Plan and lead meetings on the assessment and accreditation for university leadership, faculty, staff and students. Report assessment findings and make recommendations for curricular and institutional changes. Develop surveys and instruments to obtain feedback from students, faculty, alumni, and other stakeholders.

2 Lindy K. Parker 2 Administrative Specialist and Academic Advisor, Department of Counseling and Psychological Services College of Education Served as the academic advisor to over 450 graduate level students annually. Participated in accreditation and reaccreditation processes and committees, and often led data gathering efforts. Created and managed a system for gathering, evaluating, and reporting key academic and student data for accreditation purposes. Composed and revised curriculum and policies of the handbooks and graduate catalog governing 11 graduate programs in response to accreditation updates and the development of a new university strategic plan. Reviewed and answered student petitions for waivers or variances and student appeals for resolution. Supervised and support student assistants, graduate level advisors, and recruiters. Assisted with recruiting, hiring, and course placement of instructors. Organized and produce semester class schedule for the college, monitor course offering, sizes, and staffing each semester. Managed crisis intervention for graduate students, referring to both on and off campus mental health professionals. Academic Advisement Coordinator, Department of Counseling and Psychological Services College of Education Served as the advisement coordinator to a department of over 450 graduate level students. Delivered all career programming and counseling for mental health counseling, school counseling, rehabilitation counseling, and school psychology graduate students. Interpreted the policies of the handbooks and graduate catalog governing 11 graduate programs. Advised on student petitions for waivers or variances and student appeals for resolution. Increased student development, retention, and diversity with orientations and continuous engagement of students. Monitored student progress and eligibility for internships, graduation, licensure, and certification. Assistant to Academic Advisement Coordinator (GRA) Department of Counseling and Psychological Services, College of Education Generated applicant interest by hosting department Information Sessions for prospective students. Met with prospective students and assisted them with defining their academic and career paths. Assisted the advisement coordinator with application reviews, orientations, and student development. Assistant and Advocate for Disabled Students (GRA) Margaret A. Staton Office of Disability Services, Assisted and advocated for disabled students enrolled in university classes. Acted as a liaison between the disability services office and the faculty of the university. LICENSURE & CERTIFICATIONS National Certified Counselor (NCC #239282), Present Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Georgia (LPC #006070), 2011 Present Certified QPR Gatekeeper for Suicide Prevention Conflict Resolution and Basic Mediation Certified Advanced General Mediation Coach Certified

3 Lindy K. Parker 3 PUBLICATIONS Refereed Journal and Newsletter Articles Parker, L. K., Chang, C. Y., Corthell, K. K., Walsh, M. E., Brack, G. L., & Grubbs, N.K.. (2014). A grounded theory of counseling students who report problematic peers. Counselor Education and Supervision, 53(2), pp Stewart, L. A., Dispenza, F., Parker, L. K., Chang, C. Y., & Cunnien, T. (2014). A pilot study assessing the effectiveness of an animal-assisted outreach program. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, 9(3). Parker, L. K. (2013). Tips for a successful dissertation proposal. Association for Assessment and Research in Counseling Newsnotes, 52(1), pp Corthell, K. K., Dixon, A. L., Dew, B. J., Parker, L. K., & Grubbs, N.K.. (Manuscript under review.). Meeting the mental health needs of middle school students: An examination of school counselors perspectives. Professional School Counseling Journal. Book Chapters Parker, L. K., O Hara, C. L., & Chang, C. Y. (in press). Theories of human development: Cognitions, morality and faith, and the human experience.. In Erford, B. T (Eds.), The Odyssey: An Advanced Life Span Adventure for Counseling Professionals. Boston, MA: Cengage. O Hara, C. L., Parker, L. K., & Chang, C. Y. (in press). Theories of human development: Psychosocial, sociocultural, multicultural, biological, and learning theories. In Erford, B. T (Eds.), The Odyssey: An Advanced Life Span Adventure for Counseling Professionals. Boston, MA: Cengage. Chang, C. Y., O Hara, C. L., & Parker, L. K., (2015). The supervision process. In Erford, B. T (Eds.), Clinical Experiences in Counseling. Columbus, OH: Pearson. Corthell, K. K., Parker, L. K., & Morillas, C. (2013). Counselors in alternative schools: The last line of defense. In Erford, B. T., & Byrd, R. J. (Eds.), Applying Techniques to Common Encounters in School Counseling: A Case-Based Approach. Columbus, OH: Pearson. Non-Refereed Publications Parker, L. K. (2012). Running Towards Multiple Roles and Beneficial Interactions: A Path to Self-Care through Advocacy. Chi Sigma Iota Chi Epsilon Chapter New Bulletin, 10 (1). Parker, L. K. (2012). A Look Back With Our Chi Epsilon Founder, Dr. JoAnna White. Chi Sigma Iota Chi Epsilon Chapter New Bulletin, 9 (2).

4 Lindy K. Parker 4 PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS International/National Parker, L. K., Corthell, K. K., Stewart, L. A. & Grubbs, N.K.. (2013, October). Student whistleblowers: An examination of counselor trainees who report their peers. Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference. Denver, CO. Corthell, K. K., Dixon, A. L., Dew, B. J., & Parker, L. K. (2013, October). Counselor educators role in fostering school counseling and mental health counseling collaboration. Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference. Denver, CO. Corthell, K. K., Dixon, A. L., Dew, B. J., Parker, L. K., & Grubbs, N. K. (2013, March). Mental health in the middle: School counselors perceptions of middle school students mental health needs. American Counseling Association conference. Cincinnati, OH. Chang, C.Y., O Hara, C. L., Grubbs, N.K., Paige, M., Guvensel, O., Smith, J.A., McDonald, C.L., Parker, L. K., & Corthell, K.K. (2013, March). The experiences of graduate students learning about professional advocacy. American Counseling Association Conference. Cincinnati, OH. Stewart, L. A. & Parker, L. K. (2011, October). Animal Assisted Therapy as a potential strategy for combating burnout and vicarious traumatization in counseling trainees, professionals and educators. Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference. Nashville, TN. Chang, C. Y., O Hara, C. L., and Parker, L. K. (2011, October). Can Social Justice be the 5th Force in Counseling without Professional Advocacy? Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference. Nashville, TN. Chang, C. Y., Parker, L. K., and O Hara, C. L. (2010, September). Assessment and Evaluation in Clinical Supervision. National Assessment Conference. Memphis, TN. Regional O Hara, C. L., Stewart, L. A., & Parker, L. K. (2012, September). Is fido a feminist? How experiential techniques illuminate feminist supervision principles. Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference. Savannah, GA. State Stewart, L. A., & Parker, L. K. (2011, January). Animal Assisted Therapy 101: An Introduction to Animal Assisted Therapy in Counseling with College Students. Georgia College Counseling Association Conference. St. Simons, GA. EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE Editor, Chi Epsilon CSI Newsletter (Georgia State University Chi Sigma Iota Chapter Newsletter) Editor, Chi Epsilon CSI Newsletter (Georgia State University Chi Sigma Iota Chapter Newsletter)

5 Lindy K. Parker 5 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Adjunct Professor of Counseling (Instructor of Record) Department of Counseling and Special Populations, (2014) Lamar University, Beaumont, TX Courses Taught: Research and Program Evaluation* Crisis Prevention and Intervention* Professionalism, Ethics and Law* School Counseling Practicum* Human Growth and Development* *Online course format. Adjunct Professor of Counseling (Instructor of Record) Department of Counseling and Psychological Services, ( ) Courses Taught: Career Theory, Assessment, and Intervention Career and Lifespan Development* *Online course format with 250 enrolled students in each section. Doctoral Teaching Assistant/Counselor Education and Practice Department of Counseling and Psychological Services, ( ) Courses Taught: Basic Counseling Skills Mental Health Counseling Applied Practice/Practicum Mental Health Counseling Internship I and II Guest Lecturer Department of Psychology and Department of Counseling and Psychological Services Courses: Careers in Psychology Applied Practice/Practicum: School Counseling Counseling Psychology Seminar Internship: School Counseling Seminar for Graduate Assistants HONORS AND RECOGNITION 2014 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award, College of Education, Georgia State University 2014 Outstanding Research Award, Chi Epsilon Chapter-Level of Chi Sigma Iota International 2013 Outstanding Service to Chapter Award, International-Level of Chi Sigma Iota International 2013 Outstanding Service to Chapter Award, Chi Epsilon Chapter-Level of Chi Sigma Iota International Leadership Fellow, Chi Sigma Iota International 2011 Outstanding Counseling Practitioner Award, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota International 2009 Staff Scholarship Recipient, Georgia State University

6 Lindy K. Parker 6 SERVICE & PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP National Leadership and Committee Service Member, Excellence in Counseling Research Grants Review Panel, Chi Sigma Iota International ( ) Member, Excellence in Counseling Research Grants Review Panel, Chi Sigma Iota International ( ) Member, Chapter Faculty Advisor Committee, Chi Sigma Iota International ( ) State Leadership and Committee Service Awards Chair, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) Past President, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) President, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) President Elect, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) Treasurer, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) Career Day Co-Chair, Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, Georgia State University ( ) Georgia State University Leadership and Committee Service Member, Council for Graduate Student Recruitment, Georgia State University ( ) Member, Academic Program Review Committee, Georgia State University ( ) Member, COE Student Activity Fee Committee, ( ) Certified Counselors (2013) Member, Dean s Advisory Committee, College of Education at Georgia State University ( ) Certified Counselors (2012) Member, CPS Department Undergraduate Program Development Committee, Georgia State University (2011- present) Member, Play Therapy Conference Planning Committee, Georgia State University (2011) Editor, Play Therapy Conference and Courses Website, Georgia State University ( ) Member, COE Student Activity Fee Committee, Certified Counselors (2011) Developer and Editor, Non-Degree and Transient Graduate Counseling and Psychological Services Website, Georgia State University (2010-present) Certified Counselors (2010) Member, CACREP Reaccreditation Committee, Georgia State University ( ) Certified Counselors (2009) Certified Counselors (2008) Community Service Race Team Leader, Brighter Tomorrows Foundation's Walk of HEROes 5K benefitting the DeKalb CSB's Kirkwood Mental Health Center, (2012) Race Team Leader, A Future. Not A Past. (AFNAP) 7200 Steps to Stop Demand 5K Run/Walk to stop the demand for prostituted children in Georgia, (2011) Guardian, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), (2011-present)

7 Lindy K. Parker 7 Service Workshops and Guest Presentations Corthell, K. K. & Parker, L. K. (2012, November). College and Career Connections. Invited presentation. GIVE Center West Alternative School, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Atlanta, GA. Corthell, K. K., Parker, L. K. O'Hara, C. L., Bell, C., Whisenhunt, J., Nikolova, K., Stewart, L. A., & Mosley, T. M. (2011, April). Career Counseling Interventions. Invited presentation. GIVE Center West Alternative School, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Atlanta, GA. Parker, L. K. & Corthell, K. K..(2011, January). College and Career Connections. Invited presentation. GIVE Center West Alternative School, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Atlanta, GA. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS HELD American Counseling Association (ACA) Association of Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (SACES) Chi Sigma Iota International Counseling Honor Society (CSI) Chi Epsilon Chapter, Georgia State University OTHER MEMBERSHIPS HELD Zeta Tau Alpha (Initiated at Baylor University) Kirkwood Neighbors' Organization 1845 Society of Baylor University SPECIALIZED TRAINING Writing Successful Grant Applications, Georgia State University Research Services and Administration, Atlanta, GA (2013). Professional Counseling Excellence through Leadership and Advocacy, Chi Sigma Iota International, San Francisco, CA (2012). Teaching Advanced Counseling Skills Courses Seminar, (2012). Introduction to LiveText for Student Assessment and Data Management, (2012). Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in the Workplace, (2011). Introduction to RedDot CMS for Counseling Website Content Management, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA (2011). Teaching Counseling Skills Courses Seminar, (2011). Ethics, Practice, and Instruction of Basic Counseling Skills, (2010). Advanced General Mediation Coach, Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution course through Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA (2010). General Mediation Coach, Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution course through Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA (2009).