Academic Credentials

B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University

Biography

Dr. William R. Sterner is an Associate Professor of Counseling at Marymount University. He teaches in the master’s and doctoral programs and served as the Ed.D. program coordinator from January 2014 to August 2015. He is currently serving as the Assessment and Accreditation Coordinator

 He received a Ph.D. in Counselor Education (2007) and an M.Ed. in Rehabilitation Counselor Education (1994) from The Pennsylvania State University. He is a licensed clinical professional counselor and supervisor in Maryland and a licensed professional counselor in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. He has been an Approved Clinical Supervisor since 2012.

 Prior to enrolling in the doctoral program, he worked for nearly six years as a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Drug and Alcohol Clinical Supervisor in Central Pennsylvania. He also worked for two years as a TASC Coordinator for the Centre County Pennsylvania MH/MR- D&A Office conducting substance abuse assessments with clients in the criminal justice system. In addition to his faculty responsibilities, he maintains a small private practice.

 His scholarly activities include numerous publications and presentations focusing on counseling supervision, career development, methodological issues in research, spiritual/religious issues, and mental health and substance abuse.

Teaching Area

Master’s Program

• Bases of Psychopathology
• Foundations in Counseling
• Counseling for Individuals (Skills)
• Research & Evaluation
• Multicultural Counseling
• Counseling Theories
• Substance Abuse Assessment & Intervention

Doctoral Program

• Clinical Skills Assessment Lab
• Multivariate Analysis and Advanced Research Design
• Dissertation

Research Interests

• Counseling supervision
• Mental health and substance abuse issues
• Spirituality and religious issues
• Career issues across the lifespan
• Counselor competencies
• Counselor educator competencies
• Military and mental health

 

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Academic Credentials

Ed.D, LPC, NCC, CN-BA

Bio

Dr. Mirian Campos is a Virginia native who received her Bachelor’s in Psychology from George Mason University. Dr. Campos is also an alum of Marymount University receiving her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Ed.D in Counselor Education and Supervision. As a multilingual therapist, Dr.Campos has a passion for providing mental health support to Spanish-speaking communities who are often underserved due to language barriers. Dr. Campos currently works at Virginia Hospital Center as a Patient Navigator/Oncology Counselor and provides supportive services to cancer patients and their families.

Teaching Areas

Foundations, Ethics, and Professional Issues in Counseling, Advanced Human Growth and Development, Counseling for Individuals, Practicum, and Counseling Supervision

Research Interests

Compassion Fatigue in Oncology Staff, and Mental Health concerns affecting the Latinx Community,

Publications

• 2017 “Ecos medievales: transformaciones y orígenes del tópico de la translatio imperii en dos textos de la literatura guadalupana novohispana”, Prolija Memoria 1 (2017), pp.99-115.
• 2014 “El nacimiento de la nación criolla: mito, historia e identidad en la narrativa de Miguel Sánchez”, Revista Destiempos 37, México, 2014, pp. 58-75.
• 2013 “La invasión napoleónica a través de la escritura oracular novohispana: el caso de La transmigración de la iglesia de Guadalupe, Revista Aequitas, España, 2013.
• 2012 “Las herejías místicas de Ana Rodríguez de Castro y Agustina Josefa de Jesús Vera Villavicencio Palacios: prácticas, motivos y orígenes”, Revista de la Inquisición (numero 16), España, 2012.
• 2011 “Muertos y Maltratados: Los personajes infantiles de Nájera y la crítica social”, Decires, México, 2011.

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