Jill Lynne Russett. 108 Lauren Court Williamsburg, VA or EDUCATION

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1 Jill Lynne Russett 108 Lauren Court Williamsburg, VA or EDUCATION College of William and Mary PhD in Counselor Education, 2008 Concentration in Community and Addictions Counseling CACREP Accredited Dissertation College Women's Perceptions of High Risk Drinking: Understanding Binge Drinking in a Gender Biased Setting Virginia Commonwealth University Masters of Social Work, 1999 Concentration in Clinical Social Work Practice CSWE Accredited Internship Experience: Child Abuse Prevention & State Drug Court Syracuse University Bachelor of Science, 1993 Rehabilitation Services Internship Experience: Vocational Rehabilitation & Alternative Placement for Children Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), 2011 Virginia Board of Counseling LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATIONS Virginia Certified Preadmission Screener, Emergency Services, 2009 Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services National Certified Counselor (NCC), 2007 National Board for Certified Counselors Certified Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC), 2000 Virginia Board of Counseling

2 ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 2 Assistant Professor Adjunct Instructor Visiting Assistant Professor Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Teaching Assistant Christopher Newport University, Department of Social Work Fall 2011 to Present Christopher Newport University, Department of Social Work Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 Christopher Newport University, Department of Social Work August May 2009 College of William and Mary, School of Education, Community Counseling Summer 2008 College of William and Mary, School of Education, Community Counseling Summer 2007 College of William and Mary, School of Education, Community Counseling Fall/Spring COURSES & METHODOLOGY Courses Taught Undergraduate Social Work Field Instruction I & II (Internship) Introduction to Social Work Social Work Practice I: Engaging with Individuals Social Work Practice II: Engaging with Family Systems and Groups Social Work Practice Lab: Techniques and Foundational Engagement Skills The Changing Face of Social Service: International Perspective The Social Welfare and Social Justice Volunteer Services Graduate Addictions Counseling/Motivational Interviewing Ethics (Individual classes) Human Development; Lifespan Perspective Marriage and Family/Group Work (Individual classes) Practicum in Counseling Substance Abuse and Society Techniques of Counseling Methods of Instruction & Technology Committed to using current methods of pedagogy to create a dynamic educational learning environment. Includes the use of Blackboard 9.1 with use of discussion board and online examinations; Integration of audio/visual material in and out of the classroom including the use of Social Media, YouTube, Movies, Webinars, and in-class data polling. Use of student video recording for supervision. Familiar with Online teaching modality and requirements.

3 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 3 TRAININGS/WORKSHOPS AND SPEAKING ENGAGMENTS GNOSKO, Training for Personal Security, Stalking, Domestic Violence, September 2013 Verden Police Department, Verden, Il; GNOSKO, Williamsburg, VA Consultant to Verden Police and GNOSKO for personal and situational awareness training; co-facilitated 3-day training to police personnel and survivors of domestic violence Faculty Conference on Teaching and Scholarship, August 2011 Christopher Newport University, Newport News, VA The Drinking Culture of Generation Y: A new Look at an Ongoing Concern Brief Alcohol Prevention and Intervention with College Students (BASICS), Summer 2011 College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA Presented to the Resident Directors and Student Services staff on the integration of the BASICS program, including implementation strategies and concepts of motivational interviewing. Greek Leadership Institute, February 2011 College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA Party Patrol: How to Navigate Risky Situations. Facilitated a workshop for undergraduate members of Greek Student Organizations focusing on Risk Management, Peer Mentoring, and Alcohol Use. Trainer, Professional Ethics, September 2009 Northwestern Community Services Board, Winchester, Virginia Presented a 1-day training for professional counselors and social workers in need of Continuing Education Units for licensure to a class of forty professionals Trainer, Using the Michigan Alcohol Screening Test (MAST), August 2009 Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program, Virginia Beach, Virginia Instructed community based professionals on the facilitation of the MAST, scoring, and interpretation of the instrument. Provided background on the development of the instrument and foundational skills for implementation. Class of 100 professionals. Instructor, Strengthening Families: For Parents and Youth 10-14, July 2002 Virginia Summer Institute for Addictions Counseling, Williamsburg VA Instructed three day course on the evidence based, best practice model, Strengthening Families Program to a class of forty professionals Speaking Engagements March 2013: Invited Guest Lecturer, College of William and Mary, Introduction to Public Health, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies November 2012; 2010; and 2011: Invited Guest Lecturer, College of William and Mary, Substance Abuse and Society, College Alcohol Prevention and Education October 2010: Invited Guest Lecturer, College of William and Mary, Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Counseling, Issues of Confidentiality June 2010, Invited Guest Speaker for National Public Radio (NPR) All Things Considered, More College Women Drinking Hard

4 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 4 July 2010 and July 2009: Invited Guest Lecturer, College of William and Mary; Family and Addictions Class, Substance Abuse Screening and Assessment November 2009: Induction Speaker, Christopher Newport University; Phi Alpha National Social Work Honor Society October 2009: Invited Guest Speaker, Christopher Newport University; Senior Seminar Presentation, Addictive Disorders SCHOLARSHIP/RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Referred Publications Russett, J. L. & Williams, A. (2014). An exploration of substance abuse course offerings for students in counseling and social work programs. Substance Abuse, / Crozier, M., Rokutani, L., Russett, J. L., Godwin, E., & Banks, G. E. (2010) A multisite program evaluation of families and schools together (FAST): Continued evidence of a successful multi-family community based prevention program. The School Community Journal Manuscripts Under Review Russett, J. L., & Gressard, C. F., (in-submission). An innovative approach to college student drinking: On TRACK: teaching responsible alcohol choices and knowledge. Journal of Drug Education Manuscripts in Development Russett, J. L. (in-progress). Social Media and its influence on the College Drinking Environment Book Chapters and Contributions Russett, J. L. (Feb, 2013). Values Activities. In E. Honderich (eds.), Manual of Creative Techniques and Interventions for Substance Use Disorders. (p.34), Virginia. Virginia Association of Counselor Education and Supervision (VACES). Russett, J. L. (Feb, 2013). Perspective taking. In E. Honderich (eds.), Manual of Creative Techniques and Interventions for Substance Use Disorders. (pp.37-38), Virginia. Virginia Association of Counselor Education and Supervision (VACES). Russett, J. L. (Feb, 2013). Role playing. In E. Honderich (eds.), Manual of Creative Techniques and Interventions for Substance Use Disorders. (p.66), Virginia. Virginia Association of Counselor Education and Supervision (VACES). Russett, J. L. (Feb, 2013). Simple mindfulness. In E. Honderich (eds.), Manual of Creative Techniques and Interventions for Substance Use Disorders. (pp.77-78), Virginia. Virginia Association of Counselor Education and Supervision (VACES). Russett, J. L. (2009). Encyclopedia entry: Alcohol marketing. In G. L. Fisher, & N. A. Roget (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Substance Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Russett, J. L. (2009). Encyclopedia entry: Screening Instruments. In G. L. Fisher, & N. A. Roget (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Substance Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.

5 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 5 Russett, J. L. (2009). Encyclopedia entry: Informed Consent. In G. L. Fisher, & N. A. Roget (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Substance Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Russett, J. L. (2008). Response to critical incident: Addictions counseling: Caught between a rock and a funding source. In J. Culbreth (Ed.), Critical incidents in supervision. Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association Research In Progress Social Media Use and the Normalization of Oversharing among College Students. A qualitative research project with Linda Waldron, Phd., Christopher Newport University. Ten focus groups completed and in the process of transcription for analysis. Examining Environmental Influences of College Women s decisions about alcohol use through the lens of oppression, marginalization, and empowerment. Transforming a qualitative research project into qualitative research design. Survey under construction. Assessing the needs for support, training, and development of internship/field instructor supervisors. A quantitative research project conducted locally; survey deployed. Research in collaboration with Stephanie Valutis, Phd, Christopher Newport University, Program Director and Stephanie Foster and Meaghan O Brien, undergraduate students. SCHOLARLY/PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Russett, J. L. (2014, October, accepted). Integrating Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral, and Treatment (SBIRT) into Field Education, Skills Workshop; accepted for presentation at the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) Annual Program Meeting, Tampa, FL. Gressard, C. F., Russett, J. L. (2013, March). Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors. Keynote Speaker (Gressard); Annual Conference, Fairfax, VA Russett, J. L. (2012, November). Preparation of Substance Abuse Practitioners; are Social Work Programs meeting the needs? One hour round table discussion accepted for presentation at the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) Annual Program Meeting, Washington, D.C. Russett, J. L., Gressard, C. F. (2011, March) An Overview of Addiction Counseling: Where has the field been and where is it going? One hour content session accepted for presentation at the American Counseling Association, New Orleans, LA. Russett, J. L., Gressard, C. F. (2011, March) On TRACK: Teaching Responsible Alcohol Choices and Knowledge: Findings from program implementation Poster session accepted for presentation at the American Counseling Association, New Orleans, LA. Russett, J. L, Gressard, C. F., Herman, K., Meyers, L. (2010, October) A New Approach to an Old Problem: Program Development for College Drinking. One hour content session presented at the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Williamsburg, VA. Russett, J. L., (2010, October). An Update on College Drinking Prevention Programs: Past, Present, & Future. One hour content session presented at the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Williamsburg, VA.

6 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 6 Russet, J.L., Hamm, J. Kigor, A., & Usdan, S. (2010, October). A collaborative multi-college perspective on programming with Greek student organizations. Ninety minute content session accepted for presentation at the U.S. Department of Education Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools National Meeting on Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Violence Prevention in Higher Education, National Harbor, Maryland. Russett, J. L., Gressard, C. F. (2010, January). One Size Doesn t Fit All: Changing Perspectives on Alcohol Programming. One hour content session presented at the NASPA: Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, New Orleans, LA. Russett, J. L.(2009, March).Tips for Writing a Successful Grant Application & Post Award Management. One hour content session presented at the American Counseling Association, Charlotte, NC. Russett, J.L. (2007, October). Alcoholic Anonymous and 12-Step programs: Learning the language and incorporating fundamental skills into counselor training. One hour session presented at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Columbus, OH. Gressard, C. F., Russett, J. L., Keel, D. (2007, October). Greek student s response to substance abuse education strategies: Research findings. One hour session accepted at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Columbus, OH. Gressard, C. F., Russett, J., Keel, D. S. (2007, February) Alcohol education among Greek college students: A qualitative study. One hour session presented at the Virginia Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Williamsburg, VA. Russett, J.L., Griffin, D., Godwin, E. (2006, September). Mommy, where are you? Exploring challenges of doctoral student mothers through a feminist lens. One hour session presented at the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Orlando, FL. Russett, J.L., Gressard, C.F. (2006, September). Educational seminars for doctoral students: Balancing content and CACREP standards. Roundtable discussion presented at the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Orlando, FL. Russett, J.L. (2006, February). Practical research and writing skills for surviving graduate school and beyond. One hour session presented at the Virginia Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Williamsburg, VA. Griffin, D., Keel, D.S., Russett, J.L., Schmidt, C. (2005, October). A Documentary of collaboration: Supervision of master s practicum students by a first-year doctoral student cohort. Roundtable discussion presented at the meeting of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Pittsburgh, PA. Gressard, C.F., Russett, J.L. (2005, October). Counseling students: Training in addictions. Round Table presented at the meeting of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Pittsburgh, PA. Griffin, D., Keel, D.S., Russett, J.L., Schmidt, C. (2005, April). A Documentary of collaboration: Supervision of master s practicum students by a first-year doctoral student cohort. One hour session presented at the meeting of the Virginia Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, Williamsburg, VA.

7 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Christopher Newport University; Assistant Professor; Present Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work Director of Field Instruction Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 7 Core faculty in the Social Work program. Teach core courses, adviser to core majors, serve as faculty liaison to social work student organizations. Supported self-study for CSWE standards of accreditation (2012). As Director of Field Education; oversee and coordinate the senior level field placement experience; establish internship sites; interview, match, and place upcoming students; identify placements sites and negotiate contracts; implemented new software to track student placement and outcomes. Areas of research interest include: substance use disorders, process addictions, college student drinking, gender differences related to addictions, development of prevention and education of substance use programming, development of addictions professionals, support and development of on-site internship supervisors. Colonial Community Behavioral Health; Crises Counselor; 2009-Present Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, York, VA Provide emergency services for the provision of hospital pre-admission screening for voluntary or involuntary hospitalization. Requires familiarity with applicable state regulations. Conducts assessment of risks, functioning, and mental status. Provides triage, referral, and counseling support as appropriate. At times, involves civil commitment. Program Coordinator for the Prevention of High Risk College Drinking, Department of Education College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA Provide primary oversight and management of a two-year grant, totaling $276,804, awarded by the U.S. Department of Education s Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools to reduce high risk drinking among college students. Responsible for the development and implementation of a unique prevention program developed in part through personal research to college men and women. The program structure places emphasis on empowering students through motivational interviewing techniques and adaptation to student needs. Responsible for the programs research design, implementation, and overall short and long term evaluation processes. Deploy the CORE Alcohol and Drug Survey to select students, interpret data using SPSS, and use results to inform program practice. Accountable for all fiscal management including approving expenditures, projecting budget needs, and reporting expenses. Supervise graduate assistants associated with the project. Collaborate with campus wide partners on alcohol related initiatives, including a 21 st Birthday program, alcohol poisoning information cards, and establishing a student alcohol screening process through the use of the AUDIT. Coordinated a campus-community wide town hall meeting to address college student drinking. Serve on the college alcohol committee and collaborate with student services. Williamsburg Place & The William J. Farley Center; Counselor; Diamond Health Care, Richmond, VA Employed as a PRN counselor. Provide therapeutic group and individual counseling to impaired professionals in a residential substance abuse treatment facility. Facilitate family counseling sessions and psycho-educational groups on an as needed basis. Case management duties including assistance in the referral process and aftercare, psychosocial assessments, treatment plan, and evaluation.

8 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae 8 Virginia Mid-Atlantic ATTC; Consultant; Dept. of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, Substance Abuse, Richmond, VA Reviewed over 50 adult alcohol screening and assessment instruments for use by community based agencies. Developed spreadsheets for review. Prioritized recommendations for selected instruments for implementation. Historic Triangle Substance Abuse Coalition; Director; Historic Triangle Substance Abuse Coalition, Williamsburg, VA Coordinated substance abuse services to a multi-agency Coalition in the area of Treatment, Training, Prevention, and Evaluation. Directed all aspects of a small office including fiscal management, writing all office policy and procedures, supervision and performance evaluation of Coalition staff and coordination of contractual consultants. Secured funding through federal, state, and private grants to implement new programming. PI for Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation Grant: $24,098, (2001) $48, 197, (2002) $48,197(2003) and PI for Join Together: Demand Treatment Grant: $30,000, (2002) $30,000. (2003) Oversight of the Drug Free Community Support Grant for $100,000 per year ( ); Williamsburg Community Health Foundation $100,000 per year ( ). Responsible for securing and oversight of multiple single year grants including The Williamsburg Community Trust ($1000); Department of Alcohol & Beverage Control ($500); Anheuser Busch ($500); and Collaboration and oversight of the State Incentive Grant ($360,00) over three years. Beaumont Juvenile Correctional Center; Department of Juvenile Justice, Beaumont, VA Counselor Supervisor: Supervised case managers, conducted performance evaluations, reviewed case management files and ensured compliance with department standards, developed and evaluated substance abuse program for incarcerated male juveniles, served as administrator on call and provided management back up and support, reviewed, implemented, and interpreted institutional policy and procedures, ensured life, health, and safety standards were met. Social Worker: Delivered primary treatment services to incarcerated juveniles assigned to the substance abuse program. Facilitated individual and group counseling. Conducted weekly psycho-education groups. Completed monthly reports. Assisted in program development and evaluation. Rehabilitation Counselor: Provided individual and group counseling to incarcerated juveniles. Facilitated psycho-educational groups. Maintained case management records; wrote service plans, progress reports, and coordinated release process. Prepared court reviews and testified in court cases. Chaired treatment team. Assigned to specialized sex offender and anger management programs. Montgomery House; Mental Health/ Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Family Services Agency, Inc., Gaithersburg, MD Served as case manager for adults with mental illness in a residential treatment facility. Assisted with daily living skills, monitoring client medication, assisted in job placement and vocational training. Provided crises intervention and supportive counseling. HONORS/AWARDS AND OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCES December Present Faculty Development Grant, recipient. $560 Christopher Newport University Undergraduate and Graduate Research Council. Member Christopher Newport University

9 Jill L. Russett * curriculum vitae Present Summer Social Work Association, Faculty Advisor Christopher Newport University BASICS (Brief Alcohol and Substance Abuse Intervention for College Students) Training, support for program development, implementation, and evaluation. College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia Member, Substance Abuse Committee and Blue Ribbon Panel on Addictive Issues, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia Advisory Board Member, Mid Atlantic ATTC Addiction Technology Transfer Center Network Student Representative, VACES Virginia Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Grant Reviewer, Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation (VTSF) Richmond, Virginia PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS CSWE: Council Social Work Education IAAOC: International Association of Addiction and Offender Counselors NAADAC: Association for Addiction Professionals VA CALC: Virginia College Alcohol Leadership Council VAADAC: Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors

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