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Name:  Jill Fay Schoen

Rank:  Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and Guidance and

            Counseling at Northern State University

Appointment:  August 2005

 

Academic Degrees:

Ed.D. University of South Dakota    1991 Educational Psychology and Counseling

M.S.  Northern State University       1977  Education-Guidance and Counseling

B.S.   Northern State University       1968  Elementary Education

 

Professional Experience:

August 2005-Present     Northern State University, Associate Professor

2003-2005                                    Clinical Mental Health Supervisor-S.D.Developmental Center

2000-2003                                    Northern State University, Associate Professor

1998-2000                                    Minnesota State University Moorhead, Assistant Professor

1993-1998                                    South Dakota State University, Assistant and Associate Professor

1990-1993                                    S.D. Developmental Center, Unit Psychologist

Fall 1989                       University of South Dakota, Graduate Teaching Assistant

1986-1988                                    South Dakota Developmental Center, Case Manager

1982-1983                                    Northeastern Mental Health Center, Residential Counselor

1969-1975                                    Warner Public Schools, Kindergarten and Substitute teacher

 

Faculty and Administrative Load at Northern State University (Fall 2005)

Graduate classes:  CGPS 768 Family Counseling; CGPS 740 Case management and

                              Treatment Planning; CGPS 795 Practicum in Agency Settings

                              (2 sections); Faculty Advisor for graduate students

Undergraduate class:  Psychology 461 Theories of Personality

Administrative:  Coordinator of the Department of Psychology, Guidance/Counseling

 

Current Professional Memberships:

American Counseling Association, CHI SIGMA IOTA (counseling honor society), Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors (ACES), North Central Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors, American Mental Health Counseling Association, American Psychological Association-Divisions 17 and 20, South Dakota Counseling Association, South Dakota ACES, South Dakota Association of Adult Development and Aging, South Dakota Mental Health Counselor’s Association, North Central Chapter of SDCA.

 

Publications/Presentations:

Articles:  Schoen, J (July, 2001) Usage of community mental health centers by the

                     elderly in South Dakota. The Dakota Counselor, Vol 7.

Other Articles:  Five other articles were published between 1990-1997.

 

 

Book Reviews:

(January, 2001, October 2001, and October 2002) Review of the books, Feminist Family Therapy, Becoming a 21st century agency counselor:  Personal and professional experiences, and Synthesizing family, career, and culture: A model for counseling in the 21st century for Counseling Today, national publication of ACA.

(Other book reviews published in Counseling Today in 1997, 1998, and 1999.)

Text Reviews:

(Fall, 2000) McGraw-Hill Publishing Company; review of chapters 1-5; 11-19 of Human development across the lifespan 5th ed; (2002) Allyn & Bacon; review of text Crisis intervention and counseling. (Two other text reviews done between 1993-2000)

Journal Editor:

(2002) Co-editor for The Dakota Counselor, official journal of SDCA

Presentations:

Regional:(October 2000) North Central Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors (NCACES): two presentations with colleagues. (October 2001) NCACES one presentation. (October 2002) ACA Midwest Region Leadership Conference: one presentation with colleagues. (April 2004/April 2005) Sharing Our Best Conference: one presentation each year.

State:  North Dakota Counseling Association: presentations in Winter 2001, 2002, 2003            South Dakota Counseling Association:  presentations in Spring 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005.

(1989-1999) Thirty presentations: 4 at national conferences; others at regional and state

 

Conferences Attended (since 2000)

North Dakota Counseling Association conferences; South Dakota Counseling Association conferences; American Counseling Association conference; North Central ACES conferences; Sharing Our Best conferences; American Mental Health Counselors conference

 

Research/Grants (since 2000)

(Summer 2001) Governor’s Award for Teaching with Technology; (2002) Travel to Learn Bush Grant; Legislative Institute grants (2001/2002)

 

Service to the Counseling Profession: (since 2000)

President of two specialty areas in SDCA:  Mental Health Counselors and Adult Development and Aging; Chair of Education Committee of SDCA; Co-chair of Government Relations Committee; Secretary of North Central Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors; Awards Committee for NCACES; Professional Development Committee of American Mental Health Association; editorial board and co-editor for the SDCA journal The Dakota Counselor.

 

Honors and Awards (2000 to present):

Spring 2000:  Moorhead State University, Service Learning Award

Spring 2004:  Mavis Booze Mentoring Award, South Dakota Counseling Association

Spring 2004:  Past President’s Award, S.D. Mental Health Counselors Association

Spring 2005:  Marvin Kemp Award, South Dakota Counseling Association