Annette Abel
Department of School of Professional Counseling
| Title: | Associate Professor & Regional Academic Director | | Degrees: | Ph.D. Counselor Education – Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
M.S. Counseling and Guidance – Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
B.S. Education – University of Central Oklahoma | | E-mail: | abela@lindsey.edu | | Phone: | (270) 384-7305 |
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Courses: Lifespan Development
Group Counseling
Adolescent Intervention
Counseling Theories
Gender Studies
Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Disorders
Supervision
Family Counseling
Career Counseling |
Current Licenses: Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (KY)
Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) |
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor Lindsey Wilson College School of
Professional Counseling - Columbia, KY;
2005 - present
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Service:
Regional Academic Director for the Gateway Region
*Bluegrass Community and Technical College - Lexington, KY
*Bluegrass Community and Technical College - Danville, KY
*Somerset Community College: Laurel Campus - London, KY
*Lindsey Wilson Scottsville Campus - Scottsville, KY
*Somerset Community College - Somerset, KY
* Volunteer State Community & Technical College - Gallatin,
TN
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Publications:
Abel. A. L. (2006). Religious conversion and change. In Ed.
Swan, T.
Psychology of Religion.
Smith, R. L., Maroney, K., Nelson, K.W., Abel, A. L., &
Abel, H. S. (2006).
Doctoral programs: Changing high rates of attrition. Journal of
Humanistic Counseling,
Education and Development, 45, 17-33.
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Biography:
I grew up in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and obtained my B.S. in
Education from the University of Central Oklahoma. I began to focus
my energy toward counseling while working with inner city youth in
Houston, Texas. I pursued my M.S. in Counseling at Texas A & M
University- Corpus Christi and then a Ph.D. in Counselor Education.
At Lindsey Wilson College School of Professional Counseling I am an
Assistant Professor and Regional Academic Director for the
Gateway Region. In my roles at LWC-SPC I have enjoyed the
opportunity to work with students and encourage them toward
success.
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