Mentor Program

You will be assigned a mentor after the application has been completed.

Mentor Request Form

Meet our Mentors:

Kip Alishio - Miami Ohio
Charles Beale, University of Delaware (Emeritus)
Vivian Stallworth Boyd - University of Maryland at College Park (Emeritus)
William Burns - North Dakota State University
Calvin Chin - Princeton University
Peter Cornish - Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Charles Davidshofer - Colorado State University (Emeritus)
Dennis Heitzmann - Penn State University
Glenn Hirsch - University of New Mexico
Marcus Hotaling - Union College
ValaRay Irvin - Southern University Baton Rouge
Susan Moon - Culver Stockton College
Steve Mueller - University of Dayton (Emeritus)
James Raper - Wake Forest University
Harry Rockland-Miller - University of Massachusetts
Micky Sharma - The Ohio State University
Janet Spoltore - Connecticut College
Steve Sprinkle - University of San Diego (Emeritus)
Brielle Stark-Adler - Iona College
Cory Wallack - Syracuse University

Mentor Related Documents

Twelve Tips for Developing Effective Mentors
Medical Teacher, Vol. 28, No. 5, 2006, pp. 404-408

Mentoring Program: A Guide for Mentors and Mentees
August, 2018

Questions? Contact the AUCCCD Office via email or phone, 317-635-4755.

AUCCCD Members in the News

Barry Schreier and Pete LeViness are quoted in the Business Officer Magazine in an article called Counseling Counts. December, 2018

The New Model for Student Mental Health and Well-being (Aaron Krasnow, Arizona State University) December 28, 2018

Emerging Trends in College Student Mental Health - Page 18 (Sharon Mitchell, University at Buffalo) December 28, 2018

Client Confidentiality Rules (Paul Polychronis, emeritus, Neal Lipsitz, former member who is now a VP, Christopher Flynn, Virginia Tech, and Ruperto Perez, former member who is now a VP) December 28, 2018

Rethinking Suicide Prevention - Page 22 (Ruperto Perez, former member who is now a VP) December 28, 2018

Reaching The Most Vulnerable - Page 24 (Zoe Ragouzeos, New York University) December 28, 2018

NYU Supports Students of Color - Page 21 (Zoe Ragouzeos, New York University) December 28, 2018

Peter Forkner from Bentley University is cited in a Wall Street Journal article on resilience building in college students. December 19, 2018

Barry Schreier (University of Iowa) was interviewed for an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education on How to Help A Student In A Mental Health Crisis. December 17, 2018

Stewart Cooper, from Valparaiso University, advocates for system approaches to student mental health. Article appears in “Health Day” and was originally pulled from an article in the Journal for American College Health. November 5, 2018

AUCCCD member, Lisa Adams, was cited in the APA Monitor on Psychology, in an article about peer-to-peer advocacy around college student mental health issues. November 1, 2018

Lauren Weitzman and Ben Locke are quoted in this article on student mental health. October 3, 2018

AUCCCD member, Chris Flynn, is featured in an news story 25 Investigates: Mass. universities struggle to meet mental health demands. August 31, 2018

Chris Brownson, Ben Locke and Micky Sharma are quoted in an article in the U.S. News and World Reports - Colleges are expanding services for students battling anxiety, depression and other challenges. September 21, 2018

Charles Anderson discusses the transition to college for students and parents on the Hartford, CT news. August 28, 2018

Katy Troester-Trate on the community schools model for service delivery. August 28, 2018

Sharon Mitchell and Greg Nicholls are quoted in the article College students train to help peers at risk for suicide, depression and more. July 10, 2018

AUCCCD Reports and Statements

H.R. 6664 - Threat Assessment, Prevention and Safety Act of 2018

HEMHA Guide - College Counseling from a Distance: Decided Whether and When to Engage in Telemental Health Services

AUCCCD Statement on Clery Act Campus Security Authorities

The 2016 Counseling Center Directors Survey Results have been released. Click here to view the official press release or here to be taken directly to the public version of the Annual Survey.

AUCCCD Statement on Violence in Charlottesville