Student Newsletter
Congratulations, May Graduates!
- Amy Brooks
- Grace Crowder
- Anita Davis
- Kevin Eason
- Frances Edwards
- Mariah Ellingsworth
- Kaneisha Evans
- Eliza Fochler
- Chris Geddings
- Todd Hairston
- Colleen Hart
- Melina Hobbs
- Ashlyn Jackson
- Hannah Lassiter
- Erykah Lawson
- Peter Lutz
- Chaundrea Mason
- Arielle McMillian
- Brooke O'Neal
- Maggie Schnur
- Brian Wilson
Summer School
If you are taking any classes this summer, it is recommended that you review the textbook list. Go ahead and attempt to get your textbooks BEFORE your class begins. Summer classes move very quickly, and you do not want for class to start and not have your book(s).
- Summer Session 1: May 21 - June 24
- Summer Session 2: June 27 - July 26
- Dual Session: May 21 - July 26
Paid Research Assistant Position - Eagle Clinic - Summer 2024
The Eagle Counseling, Consultation, and Research Clinic (ECCRC) was developed by faculty in the Counselor Education Program in the School of Education with the support of Dean Audrey Beard, a university partnership with the Julius L. Chambers Biomedical/Biotechnology Research Institute (BBRI), and community partnership with Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina. ECCRC’s mission is “to provide affordable, accessible counseling services founded in cultural awareness, social justice, and wellness principles to improve the overall mental and emotional health of the Durham community and beyond, while providing clinical training experiences for graduate counseling students” (ECCRC, 2022). The vision is “to serve as a model of counseling services, counselor training, and research focusing on community outreach and engagement, total wellness, substance use recovery support, telehealth counseling options, and school and community partnerships” (ECCRC, 2022).
The research team consisting of ECCRC staff and faculty-- Drs. Lupton-Smith, Beckwith, Moody, and Gavin Williams, as well as Ms. Edwards, the ECCRC Clinic Director and Mr. Kevin Eason, Administrative and Operations Coordinator-- designed a study to evaluate ECCRC using a mixed methods study that explores the following research questions: (1) How is client wellness impacted by receiving counseling services at the ECCRC?; (2) How do clients evaluate the counseling services they have received at the ECCRC?; (3) What variables are related to clients initially seeking counseling at the ECCRC and choosing to continue counseling services?
The research team is in need of a Research Assistant to aid in data collection. IRB approval has been granted as of April 2024 and data collection is set to begin with the start of the first summer session on May 21, 2024 when the ECCRC reopens.
The Research Assistant will receive training from the Research Team on all duties and will be supervised by the Research Team members. The position is a paid hourly position (10 hours per week) that will run for Summer Sessions 1 and 2 of Summer 2024.
Research Assistant duties and responsibilities:
- Conduct phone screenings of potential clients of the clinic and inquire about possible interest in participating in the research study
- Discuss the study and the informed consent process to interested participants at their first session of counseling
- Administer the measures for study participants by providing the clinic tablet and providing instructions to the participant on how to use it to answer the questions
- Communicate with the Research Team to report on data collection procedures and any needs of participants to be contacted by Research Team members.
Research Assistant qualifications:
- Must be a graduate student enrolled in the Counselor Education Program at NCCU
- Have an interest in counseling research
- Attentive to detail
- Strong communication skills
- The ability to work well on a team and independently
To apply, please send your resume and a brief summary of your interest in the body of the email to Dr. Beckwith at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it." data-cke-saved-' + path + '\'' + prefix + ':' + addy64037 + '\'>'+addy_text64037+'<\/a>'; //--> by Wednesday, May 1st. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Beckwith. Thank you!
Dr. Robert Horne - Over 39 Days and 13,000 Miles - 8-for-8 Challenge
Latest Announcements from nccuCounseling
- Triangle Day School is Hiring 2024-04-26
- Adolescent SUD Conference 2024-04-26
- Paid Research Assistant Position - Eagle Clinic - Summer 2024 2024-04-24
- Student Clinician Support Group 2024-04-22
- Research Participation Request - University at Albany, SUNY 2024-04-18
- Dr. Robert Horne - Over 39 Days and 13,000 Miles 2024-04-17
Upcoming Dates to Remember for nccuCounseling:
- April 30: Graduation Certification Meeting (faculty only)
- May 2: Graduate student commencement rehearsal; last day of classes
- May 3: Chancellor's reception for graduating students and their families; final grades due in Banner
- May 4: Commencement ceremony
- May 14: New student orientation (Fall '24 admits)
- May 21: Summer school begins
