Katey Tuchscherer Franklin, PhD, LCPC, NCC Curriculum Vitae

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1 Katey Tuchscherer Franklin, PhD, LCPC, NCC Curriculum Vitae PO Box 971 Bozeman, MT (406) EDUCATION PhD (2015) Doctorate of Philosophy, Counseling, Oregon State University, Corvallis. CACREP accredited. M.Ed (2005) Master of Education, School Counseling Endorsement (K-12). Montana State University, Bozeman. CACREP accredited. B.A. (2002) Liberal Studies, University of Montana, Missoula LICENSURE Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) License Number: 4572 National Certified Counselor (NCC) NCC # Licensed School Counselor, Montana Folio Number: June current March 2015-current June current WORK EXPERIENCE Human Development Clinic Director, Montana State University, Bozeman, 2013-present Addiction Counseling Program Director, Montana State University, Bozeman, present Private Practice; Franklin Counseling, Supervision, & Consulting, PLLC, 2015-current Instructor, Montana State University, Bozeman, 2010-present School Counseling Program Leader, Montana State University, Bozeman, School Counselor, Park High School, Livingston, MT, Graduate Teaching Assistant, Montana State University, Bozeman, 2005 Special Education Paraeducator, Self-contained Classroom for Emotionally-Disturbed Students, Bozeman High School, Bozeman, MT,

2 COUNSELOR EDUCATION EXPERIENCE TEACHING: Montana State University Instructor May present Graduate Classes Counseling Ethics (SU 2013) Career Counseling (SU 2011) School Counseling Programs (SU 2011, SU 2012, SU 2013) Adventure Counseling (SU 2010; SU 2011, SU 2012) Appraisal (SU 2014) Counseling Theories II (FA 2011, FA 2012) Human Development (FA 2011, FA 2014) School Counseling Internship (FA 2011; SP 2012, FA 2012, SP 2013) Professional Issues in School Counseling (FA 2011, FA 2012, FA 2013) Basic Counseling Skills Lab (FA 2011, FA 2012, FA 2013) School Counseling Practicum (SP 2012, SP 2013) Professional Counseling Practicum (SP 2015) Counseling Children and Adolescents (SP 2012) Multicultural Awareness (FA 2012, FA 2014) Mind-body Well-Being Self Care (SP 2015) Undergraduate Classes Behavior Health Theories (SP 2013, FA 2013, SP 2014) Research Methods (FA, 2013) Park High School, Livingston, MT School Counselor June June 2011 High School Classes & Lessons Post-Secondary Planning and Readiness Sexual Harassment Awareness/Anti-Bullying Programing Multicultural Competence Building Emotional Intelligence College Planning: Financial Aid (Parent/guardian lessons) Transition to High School (parent/guardian lessons) Montana State University, Bozeman Graduate Teaching Assistant Fall 2004 Group Counseling

3 OTHER TEACHING ACTIVITY: High School Advisement, School Counselor Advisement and tracking of 450 high school students Advisement and transitional tracking of 150 middle school students Advisement of appropriate regional resources for all student parents/guardians Graduate Advisement, Montana State University School Counseling Program Leader- Graduate student advisor and professional advocate (30 graduate students) Licensed Addictions Counseling Program Director- student advisement, program admittance, licensure advisement, professional outlook advisement (50 graduate certificate students) ; member of 15 graduate committees ; member of 15 graduate committees ; member of 9 graduate committees ; member of 10 graduate committees Guest Lectures (Montana State University, Park High School) Social Norms and Sexual Health Suicide Awareness and Prevention Crisis Response Team: Readiness, Response, Recovery School Counseling Programs: Why, What, How? Depression Presentation Dating Violence and Healthy Relationships Reproductive Health Education School Counseling Profession Awareness/Education Awards Montana State University Thank-a-Professor Program Recipient, May, SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE: Park High School, Livingston, MT Practicum Graduate Student Supervision (SP 2008) Internship Graduate Student Supervision (FA 2008; SP 2009; FA 2009; SP 2010; FA 2010; SP 2011) Montana State University, Bozeman (June 2011-present) Graduate Counseling Program Marriage & Family Counseling Interns (SP 2014, SU 2014, FA 2014, SP 2015) Marriage & Family Counseling Practicum (SP 2014, SU 2014, SP 2015) Mental Health Counseling Practicum (SP 2014, SU 2014)

4 School Counseling Internship (FA 2011, SP 2012, FA 2012, SP 2013) Basic Counseling Skills Lab (FA 2011, FA 2012, FA 2013) School Counseling Practicum (SP 2012, SP 2013, SP 2014) RESEARCH ACTIVITY PRESENTATIONS: Franklin, K., Tribbit, T. (2014). Shakin Up Supervision Training with Experiential Adventure Techniques. Rocky Mountain Association of Counselor Educators. Jackson, WY.. Lux, C., Koltz, R., Franklin, K. (2014). Emotional Wellbeing and School Readiness. National Institute for Education of Young Children (NAEYC), Professional Development Institute, Minneapolis, MN. Koltz, R., Smith, A., & Franklin, K. (2014). Supervision of Graduate Students in Schools. Montana School Counseling Association Conference, Bozeman, MT. Franklin, K. (2014). Social Norms and Sexual Health in Adolescents. Montana State University, Bozeman. Human Sexuality Course. Franklin, K. (2014). Addictions Counseling Training. Montana State University, Bozeman. Koltz, R., Smith, A., Link, K., Franklin, K., Coyle, P., Gidley, A., McKinley, H. (2014). School Counseling Students Growth & Well-Being. Montana School Counselors Association, Bozeman, MT. Franklin, K. (2014). Changing Demographics in the United States; Implications for Counselors. Oregon State University. Portland, OR. Koltz, R., Nelson, M., Smith, A., Thorngren, J., & Franklin, K. (2013). Teaching the Millennial Generation Student. Association of Counselor Educators, Annual National Conference. Denver, CO. Franklin, K. (2013) Facilitating Successful Transition to Post-Secondary Programs: The Role of a School Counselor. Montana Post-Secondary Educational Opportunities Council, Summer Conference. Great Falls, MT. Franklin, K. & Koltz, R. (2013). Supervision: Practical Guide to Supervising Graduate Counseling Students in Schools. Montana School Counselors Association. Bozeman, MT

5 Franklin, K. (2012) Addiction Counseling Graduate Certificate Program at Montana State University. Montana State University, Northern. Havre, MT Franklin, K. & Tribbit, T. (2012). Adventure Based Counseling: Experiential Counseling in Schools. Montana School Counselors Association. Bozeman, MT Koltz, R. & Franklin, K. (2012). Supervision: Practical Guide to Supervising Graduate Counseling Students in Schools. Montana School Counselors Association. Bozeman, MT Franklin, K. & Conley, T. (2012). LAC Online Education: Collaboration, Development and Preparedness. Extended University Learning Institute (XLi). University of Montana, Missoula Franklin, K., Steinmetz, A., & Lentz, J. (2010) Livingston School District Counseling Programs (K-12). Presentation to School Board Members Franklin, K. & Tribitt, T. (2008, 2009) Crisis Response Team: Readiness, Response, Recovery. Livingston School District Teacher In-service Training Franklin, K. (2009, 2010) DBT: Skills and Techniques for Teachers to Use to Address Students Behaviors. Livingston School District Interdisciplinary Team Training Franklin, K., Tribitt, T., Steinmetz ( ) Transition to High School, Post- Secondary Readiness. Livingston School District Parent/Guardian Forum PUBLICATIONS: Butts, E., Franklin, K. & K. Bark (2014). Nutrition & Exercise Essential for School Mental Health. Kurt Michael (Ed.) Rural School Mental Health Handbook. Springer Publishing. Koltz, R., & Franklin, K. (2013). Goals of Behavior; Redirecting Your Child, Part II Montana Parent. Franklin, K., & Koltz, R. (2013). Goals of Behavior, Redirecting Retaliation & Revenge. Montana Parent. Koltz, R., & Franklin, K. (2013). Goals of Behavior, Redirecting Behavior When a New Baby Comes into the Family. Montana Parent. Franklin, K., & Koltz, R. (2013). Goals of Behavior, Redirecting Withdrawal Behavior. Montana Parent.

6 Franklin, K., & Koltz, R. (2012). Goals of Behavior; Redirecting Your Child, Part I. Montana Parent. Manuscripts Submitted for Publication Franklin, K., & Eakin, G. (2014). Site Supervisor Training: A Clarion Call for School Counselor Educators. Manuscript submitted for publication. Manuscripts in Process Franklin, K., & Eakin, G. (2014). School Counseling Supervision Training: An Evidence-Based, Online Approach. Manuscript submitted for publication. Franklin, K., & Wathen, C. (2014). Basic Counseling Skills: A Translation to Working With Children. Franklin, K. (2013). Understanding School Counseling Supervision. Koltz, R., & Franklin, K. (2011). Strategies for enhancing graduate counseling programs relationships with site-supervisors in public education Franklin, K. (2012). Exploring the Essence of Supervision in Profession School Counseling in Montana: A Qualitative Study Non-published Scholarship Franklin, K., & Tribitt, T ( ) Park High School Counseling Program Evaluation and Effectiveness. Livingston, MT. GRANTS: Elementary and Secondary School Counseling Programs Grant Competition (submitted grant- not funded) Spring 2010 With Tamara Tribitt and Ardis Steinmetz, applied for $300,000 grant to expand secondary school counseling program. Grant demonstrated greatest need, proposed innovative approaches to program implementation, and showed potential for replication and dissemination. Formal Grant-Writing Training: Oregon State University, TCE 634, Advanced Counseling Practitioner II, Summer 2014

7 SERVICE National Editorial reviewer for the Journal of School Counseling; present o Housed at Montana State University State President Elect, Montana School Counselor Association ( ) Resource/information collection of Chemical Dependency Educators statewide Licensed Addiction Counseling statewide needs assessment, data collection Intercollegiate collaboration for LAC programing, presentations Licensed Addiction Counseling licensure work and licensure drafting collaboration University Accreditation Review Committee; Office of Public Instruction Guest Speaker, Graduate Addictions Counseling Course Beck Institute Conference: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults. Organizer and Sponsor Community Pro-bono research consultant for local non-profit organization: Big Sky Youth Empowerment Project serving disadvantaged youth in the Gallatin Valley Coach Advisement, Special Olympics Adult Winter Sports, 2008-present o Managing Athlete behaviors and team dynamics Counsel community clients at HHD clinic ( ) Pro-bono Supervision of LCPC candidate ( ) Early Childhood Education Counsel, 2011-present Gallatin County Mental Health Association (2013- present) University Montana State University, Bozeman Health & Human Development Teaching and Learning Grant Committee, 2015 Selection Committee for Early Childhood Program Director, 2014 Selection Committee for Early Childhood Teacher in Child Development Center, 2013 Selection Committee for tenure-track Health & Human Development Graduate Counseling faculty, 2012 Addictions Counseling Program Director, 2011-present CACREP departmental curriculum review committee, 2011-present Early Childhood Community Council, 2011-present Intercollegiate collaboration for evolution of AAC program Collaboration with State Licensing Boards for LAC, LCPC certification review School Counseling Program Leader, Addictions Counseling Program Director, 2011-present

8 SCHOLARLY INTERESTS SUPERVISION Supervisory relationship, Pre-practicum techniques and training, Live supervision Supervision training of site supervisors: online format Two-person psychology, mentoring relationship in counselor education, crosscultural supervision Strengthen relationships with site supervisors and university counselor education training programs by providing continued education for site supervisors in supervision theory, relationships and practice reduce barriers to trainings PROFESSIONAL ISSUES IN COUNSELING Professional development for school and professional counselors Well-being in the school setting Multicultural Competence Wellness and Preventative programing Drop-out & student retention Experiential activities learning, supervision, and counseling Parenting Plans, Custody Evaluations COUNSELOR DEVELOPMENT Two-person psychology, relational approach to supervision and teaching Research in student counselor development stages and progress Professional development in students, professional transition into practice Continuing education through online technology Evidence-based practice in counseling supervision training Multicultural competence in supervision CREATIVITY Outdoor experiential approach in schools and counseling Experiential techniques in counseling, teaching, supervision, research Sand Tray & Play Therapy PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE Conferences Attended Rocky Mountain Association of Counselor Educators, Jackson, WY, 2014 Beck Institute Conference: Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults, Bozeman, MT, 2014 Association of Counselor Educators, Denver, CO, 2013 Montana School Counselor Association Spring Conference, Bozeman, MT MPSEOC, Counselor Update, Montana State University, Bozeman, 2010

9 OPI- Big Sky Pathways Technology Association, Big Timber, MT, 2009 Livingston School District, Technology Education, Livingston, MT, 2009 MPSEOC, Counselor Update, Montana State University, Bozeman, 2008 MEA-MFT Educator s Conference, Belgrade, MT, 2007 Livingston School District, Indian Education for All, 2007 National Student Assistance Foundation, San Francisco, CA 2006 Region IV CPSD: Childhood Trauma & Academic Achievement, 2005 CEU Conferences Provided Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults. Beck Institute. Bozeman, MT 2014 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS National Certified Counselor American Counseling Association Association of Counselor Educators American School Counselor Association Montana School Counselor Association Rocky Mountain Counselor Educator Association present 2004-present present 2004-present 2004-present present Livingston Crisis Response Team