CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION. DEGREE INSTITUTION MAJOR SPECIALTY CONCENTRATION ADVISOR YEAR PhD. Counseling and Counselor Education.

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Elizabeth Graves PhD, NCC, NCSC, ACS, LPCS, NCLSC Assistant Professor ~ Counselor Educator Director: Professional Program Appalachian State University: 2011-Present Department of Human Development and Psychological Reich College of Education Building Boone, NC [email protected] SUMMARY Demonstrated skills in counseling, teaching, supervision, service, consultation, educational development, professional and administrative leadership, oral and written communication; school counseling program planning, implementation, coordination, and evaluation; cultivation of statewide/local networks of school counseling professionals to sustain student field/job placement. EDUCATION DEGREE INSTITUTION MAJOR SPECIALTY CONCENTRATION ADVISOR YEAR PhD The University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Counselor Education Communication: Language & Memory Resilience Research Dr. L. DiAnne Borders 2012 Spiritual Direction Certificate Post Master s Certificate M.Ed. Post- Baccalaureate B.A. Sursum Corda (Shalem Model) The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Western Carolina University University of North Carolina at Charlotte Ohio University Spirituality and and Educational Development and Human Development English Summa Cum Laude Spirituality Early American Literature Spiritual Discernment Advanced Child & Adolescent Research Methods Education Royce Ann Woody Dr. Jose Villalba Dr. Mary Deck Dr. Richard Lambert Dr. Susan Crowl

2 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 2 TEACHING Place-Based Course Instruction Experience: Introduction to Professional Fall Semesters: 2011-Present, Appalachian State University Fall Semester 2009, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Seminar in Professional / Appalachian State University Summer Semester: 2012 Internship in Professional / Appalachian State University: Fall Semesters: Spring Semesters: Practicum in / Appalachian State University: Fall Semester 2011 Children and Adolescents Spring Semester 2012, Appalachian State University Fall Semester 2012, Appalachian State University Spring Semester 2008, Western Carolina University Sexual Abuse Spring Semesters: , Appalachian State University Summer Semester: 2011, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Group / Appalachian State University: Fall Semester 2011 Human Lifespan Development: Summer 2010, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Fall Semesters , Western Carolina University Motivational Interviewing (Advanced Technique): Theory, Techniques, and Skills Summer Semesters: Online Course Instruction Experience: Internship Supervision / Appalachian State: Spring 2012; via Wimba, Skype, Blackboard/ASUlearn Multicultural Considerations in s; Summer 2010; Post-Master s Online Program: University of North Carolina at Greensboro (with Dr. Jose Villalba) Group in s; Spring 2010; Post-Master s Certificate Online Program; University of North Carolina at Greensboro (with Dr. James Benshoff) Note: all place-based courses above were taught to varying degrees using online platform technologies. Invited Lectures: (last 5 years) Creating Ripples of Change: Motivational Interviewing. Annual Conference of the and Community Counselor Conference (Western North Carolina), April 10, Motivational Interviewing for Family Medicine Practitioners (co-presenter Dr. R.W. Watkins). Annual Conference of the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians, Myrtle Beach, SC, July The Sexual Abuse of Male Children: Prevention and Treatment. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Department of Counselor Education and Development. Dr. Kelly Wester s Sexual Abuse course, May Working with Hospitalized Children Through the Expressive Arts (co-presenter Callie Whitney). Appalachian State University. Dr. Ellen Carpenter s course The Hospitalized Child. March Unexpected Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse. Appalachian State University s Chi Sigma Iota Chapter. January Providing Critical Feedback to Supervisees in Practicum and Internship. NCSCA Summer Academy at Appalachian State University (NCSCA President Nicki Neumann), June Classroom Discipline for Dummies. Western Carolina University, Dr. Lisen Roberts Program Implementation (capstone) course, April 2010.

3 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 3 SUPERVISION HPC 6900 Internship Supervision of / Appalachian State University Spring 2015 (6 student interns) Fall 2014 (3 student interns) Spring 2014 (7 student interns) Fall 2013 (6 student interns) Spring 2012 (6 student interns) HPC 5900 Supervision of Practicum Fall 2011 (6 practicum students) / Appalachian State University Spring 2011 (4 students), University of North Carolina at Greensboro (CED 781C Supervision of Practicum) Fall 2010 (4 students), University of North Carolina at Greensboro (CED 781B Supervision of Practicum students) Spring 2010: (2 students), University of North Carolina at Greensboro (CED 781A Supervision of Clinical Advanced Practicum) Supervision of Master s Level Interns via Process Groups: ( ) University of North Carolina at Greensboro CED 699 Career Practicum (3 students). Process group supervision. CED 677 Practicum (4 students). Process group supervision. CED 642 Substance Abuse Practicum (4 students). Process group supervision. CED 605 Multicultural (4 students). Process group supervision. Site Supervision of Masters Students in Practicum and Internship in the Public s: Mentored and supervised school counselor Initially Licensed Personnel, Haywood County s Supervised school counseling Internship student from Western Carolina University (Spring 2005) Supervised school counseling Practicum student from Western Carolina University (Fall 2002 & 2004) North Carolina Public s: COUNSELING PRACTICE POSITION/ROLE INSTITUTION SERVICE POPULATION LOCATION YEARS Counselor Hazelwood Elementary Rural (Grades Pre-K-5) Waynesville, NC Counselor Scotts Creek Rural (Grades K-8) Sylva, NC Counselor Waynesville Middle Rural (Grade 6) Waynesville, NC Counselor A.L. Brown High Urban/Suburban (Grades 9-12) Kannapolis, NC 1999 Spring Counselor Kannapolis Middle Urban/Suburban (Grades 6-8) Kannapolis, NC 1998 Fall Language Arts Teacher Kannapolis Middle Urban/Suburban (Grades 6-8) Kannapolis, NC Clinical Mental Health : Moses Cone Hospital, Behavioral Health Center, Therapist and Case Manager (Greensboro, NC). Therapy and case management services to inpatient psychiatric child and adolescent populations; (part-time) May 2009 August Youth Focus, Inc. Mental Health Therapist (Greensboro, NC). Clinical assessment and therapy services to children and adolescent populations; (part-time) August-December, Moses Cone Hospital, Behavioral Health Center, Clinical Assessment Counselor (Greensboro, NC); Psychiatric assessment and intake services to child, adolescent, and adult populations; (part-time) August May 2009.

4 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 4 Spiritual Direction: Spiritual Director/Companion (Prayerful listening, spiritual companioning, and the practice of cultivating intentional awareness) to young and middle-aged adults in the process of intentional spiritual formation; 2015 Present with Potter s Touch (Spiritual Direction Center for the United Methodist Church in WNC) with the Institute for Servant Leadership (housed at Trinity Episcopal Church in Greensboro) with the ELCA Lutheran Church, North Carolina Synod 2006 Present, Group Spiritual Direction Facilitator for STYG members (Retreat format) Volunteer Service in Practice: OASIS Crisis Center Volunteer (Boone, NC). Offered various in-kind assistance (e.g., speaking engagements, trainings, shelter cleaning days); REACH Rape Crisis Center Volunteer Counselor (Sylva, NC). Crisis counseling, emergency-room assistance, transition-to-shelter assistance to survivors of rape; SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS International: (last 5 years) Graves, E. G., & Watkins, R. W. (2013, October). Motivational Interviewing: Bringing about positive health behavior change in migrant patients and the practices that serve them. Migrant Health Workers Association Annual Conference, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Attendees from: Mainland U.S., Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Columbia, Mexico). National: (last 5 years) Graves, E.G. (2011, October). How much does mattering matter to males with histories of child sexual abuse? ACES: Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, bi-annual National Conference, Nashville, TN. Boul, S., Graves, E. G., & Clarke, P. B. (2010, August). Happy in the harbor: Helping clients navigate deeper waters. ASERVIC: Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in, national conference, Myrtle Beach, SC. Graves, E. G. & Kayler, H. (2009, October). Teaching classroom management: Facilitating the formation of positive and proactive classroom management plans in school counselors in training. ACES: Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, bi-annual national conference, San Diego, CA. Mehta, S. & Graves, E. G. (2009, October). Post-traumatic growth: Facilitating healing in survivors of trauma. ACES: Association for Counselor Education and Supervision bi-annual national conference, CA. Graves, E. G., & Husson, A. D. (2008, June). Moving to middle: Helping students make the transition to middle school with zeal and finesse. ASCA: American Counselor Association s Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA. State and Regional: (last 5 years) Graves, E. G., & Lee, S. M. (2013, November). Fielding faith: Communicating conscientiously with kids confronting spiritual/religious concerns in schools. NCSCA: North Carolina Counselors Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Graves, E. G. (2012, November). I am really not believing you just did that: Site supervising university field placement students. NCSCA: North Carolina Counselor Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Graves, E. G., Smith, E. M., & Daniels, M. E. (2012, November). Surviving schools 101: Survival tips for those new to schools. NCSCA: North Carolina Counselor Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Graves, E. G., & Brinkman, K. M. (2012, September). Horse in a Hailstorm: Self-care in a self-abusive world. Break by the Lake Regional Conference, Sunburst, NC. Watkins, R. W., & Graves, E. G. (2012, July). Motivational Interviewing: Bringing about positive health behavior change in patients and practices. NCAFP: North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians Annual Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC. Brinkman, K. B., & Graves, E. G. (2012, February). Media wars: Building protective factors in children

5 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 5 against unrealistic body image worship. NCSCA: North Carolina Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Graves, E. G. (2011, November). Obvious secrets: Child sexual abuse, boys, and schools. NCSCA: North Carolina Counselor Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Graves, E. G. (2010, November). Mattering: What matters to adolescents considering suicide. NCSCA: North Carolina Counselor Association Annual Conference, Greensboro, NC. Mehta, S., & Graves, E.G. (2010, October). Posstraumatic growth: Facilitating healing in survivors of trauma. SACES: Southeastern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, bi-annual conference, Williamsburg, VA. Graves, E. G. & Belham, J. G. (2010, February). Twins in therapy: What therapists need to know about working with adult twin clients. NCCA: North Carolina Association Annual Conference, Concord, NC. Community and s: Graves, E. G. (2014, May). Using Motivational Interviewing with change-resistant populations. Western Youth Network, Boone, NC. Graves, E. G., & Watkins, R. W. (2013, April). Using Motivational Interviewing with change-resistant populations. OASIS Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Center. Boone, NC. Graves, E. G. (2007, September). Grief crisis team: A plan for our school. A training for faculty and staff in how Hazelwood Elementary will handle a grief crisis event. Hazelwood Elementary, Waynesville, NC. Graves, E. G. (2007, January). Behaving the behaviorally-challenged.:a training for school faculty and staff in how to de-escalate extreme behaviors in the classroom. Hazelwood Elementary, Waynesville, NC. SCHOLARSHIP Juried Publications: Graves, E. G., & Watkins, R. W. (2015, July/August). Back in the driver s seat: Patient engagement as the key to a healthy medical practice, patients, and practitioner. North Carolina Medical Journal (accepted). Graves, E. G., & Borders, L. D. (2014). Matters of resilience: Renegotiated masculinity in resilient college males with histories of child sexual abuse. Journal of & Development (in process). Graves, E. G. (2013). Matters of resilience: Mattering relationships and renegotiated masculinity in resilient college males with histories of child sexual abuse (Doctoral dissertation, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2012). Dissertation Abstracts International, 73, (10-B)(E). Wachter-Morris, C., & Graves, E. G. (2013). Sexual Abuse (Chapter 9). In L. Cherry-Jackson & B. Erford (Eds.), Crisis Assessment, Intervention and Prevention, 2 nd Ed. New York: Merrill. Cashwell, C. S., Clarke, P. B., & Graves, E. G. (2009). Step by step: Avoiding spiritual bypass in 12 Step work. Journal of Addictions and Offender, 30, Non-Refereed Publications: Graves, E. G., & Smith, E. M. (2013). First job 101. NCSCA News, Fall 2013 Issue. Graves, E. G., & Smith, E. M. (2013). Dancing or dragging into the digital age: Easy data assessment tools for the busy school counselor. NCSCA News, Spring 2013 Issue. Graves, E. G., & Brinkman, K. M. (2013). counselors use of expressive arts therapies: A best practices approach. NCSCA News, Winter 2013 Issue. Graves, E. G., & Brinkman, K. M. (2013). Fighting burnout. NCSCA News, Fall 2012 Issue Scholarly Theses: Doctoral Dissertation (2012). Matters of resilience: Mattering relationships and renegotiated masculinity in resilient college males with histories of child sexual abuse (400 pgs). University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC. Master s Product (2000). Making college count: A curriculum guide and lesson plan book for COUN 150 Study Skills instructors (89 pages). Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC. Bachelor s Honor s Thesis (1994). The woman within: From new woman to true woman in turn-of-thecentury American Literature (100 pgs). Ohio University, Athens, OH.

6 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 6 CONSULTATION Department of Specialized Education Services (Dr. Marilyn Friend) contracted for focus group facilitation and report-writing consultation services to determine doctoral students perceptions of necessary areas for growth in present doctoral program. Dr. DiAnne Borders chaired; fee for services. September/October The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, College of Education, Greensboro, NC. Founder and leader of Professional Peer Consultation Group of multi-level school counselors; Western North Carolina Region ( ). LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE National Professional Service: MITRIP Editorial Board: Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers bi-annual journal (2015-) ACAC (Association for Child Adolescent ; new ACA division); Southeast Regional Branch ( ). State Professional Service: NCSCA Board Member ( ); NCSCA Annual State Conference Committee (2012); Newsletter Contributing author ( ), Strategic Plan Committee Member ( ). University Service: Graduate Council (2014- Present) NCACHE Conference Planning Committee ( ). College Service: Student Evaluation of Teaching Committee (chaired by Dr. Amanda Werts) ( ). Dean s RCOE Transition Survey Data Analyzation Team (co-analyzed with Dr. Werts) (Spring 2014). NCATE Accreditation Conceptual Framework Writing Committee (chaired by Dean Duke) ( ). Undergraduate Reich College of Education Scholarship Committee (chaired by Dr. Wiley) ( ). Departmental Service: Director of the Professional Program at Appalachian State University (Spring 2012 Present) (all admissions reviews and advising of enrollees, advising of all current PSC students, program revisions, reports, data collection and management, inquiries, PSC course schedule planning, etc) Departmental representative to the RCOE Graduate Programs Committee (chaired by Dr. David Wiley) (2012-Present) Departmental Faculty Search Committees (two positions in ; one position in ) CACREP Site Visit Coordinator for the PSC Program (e.g., coordination of field placement site visits, documents, meetings, refreshments) (Fall 2013) Departmental Retreat Planning Committee (Fall 2012, 2013, 2014) Local & Regional Community Service: Workshop offered to Western Youth Network staff in Motivational Interviewing with minors (Spring 2014) Workshop offered to OASIS staff in Motivational Interviewing with abused population (Spring 2013) Awarded Certificate of Appreciation & Service from Mable Elementary in Watauga County s (2013) Preparation and serving of meals to local homeless families at The Hospitality House ( ) Support of and coordination with Children s Advocacy Center of the Blue Ridge (local forensic center for the investigation of child sexual abuse) ( ) Hosted PSC Regional In-Service to Local Counselors & Alumni with Dr. Williamson (March 2012)

7 Vitae: Elizabeth Graves 7 AWARDS AND GRANTS Awards: RCOE Outstanding Junior Faculty Award (May 2014) Scholarships: The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Graduate, Graduate Scholarship, ($9000) PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY Targeted Professional Development: Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT): Training of Network Trainers (2014, October) Atlanta, GA (20 hrs) Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) Forum (2014, October) Atlanta, GA (15 hrs) Motivational Interviewing: MITI Coding Training (2014, March). Carrboro, NC (15 hrs) Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Trauma Treatment Training (2013, November). Asheville, NC (6 hrs) Yoga Teacher Training (August 2012-May 2013). Neighborhood Yoga, Boone, NC (200 hrs) Treating PTSD with Yoga Asana and Pranayama (2013, April). Buckingham, VA. (20 hrs) Motivational Interviewing: Training Phase One (2012, February). Carrboro, NC (15 hrs) Motivational Interviewing Foundations: Parts I & II (2012, March). Mid-Atlantic Addiction Center (20 hrs) Motivational Interviewing: Training Phase Two (2012, May). Carrboro, NC (15 hrs) Licensure: National Board Certified Counselor (NCC) # National Board Certified Counselor (NCSC) #69529 Approved Clinical Supervisor (Center for Credentialing & Education) North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (LPCS) #S4455 North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) #4455 North Carolina Licensed Counselor, Specialist level. North Carolina Licensed English Educator, A level. North Carolina Licensed Language Arts Educator, A level. Professional Memberships: Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (SACES) American Association (ACA) American Counselor Association (ASCA) Association for Child and Adolescent (ACAC) Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in (ASERVIC) Licensed Professional Counselor Association of North Carolina (LPCANC) North Carolina Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (NCACES) North Carolina Counselor Association (NCSCA) North Carolina Counselor Association (NCCA) North Carolina Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in (NCASERVIC) Association for Professional in s for North Carolina (APCSNC) Spiritual Directors International (SDI) The Iona Community in America (ICA) Live music and theater performance Hiking and outdoor sports Dog training Gluten-Free cuisine PERSONAL INTERESTS / PASTTIMES