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Publications 鈥� Peer Reviewed

• Bray, S., & Salazar, C. (2006, Fall). Effective Diversity-Competent Parent Education and Consultation: Resources for School Counselors. Awareness: Journal of the Colorado Counseling Association, 4-16. 
• Bray, S., & Salazar, C. (2007). Providing Diversity Competent Parent Education: Essential Knowledge and Awareness for School Counselors. VISTAS Online. Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association.
• Bray, S. & Balkin, R. (Summer 2013). Poverty Beliefs and Counselor Training. Journal of Professional Counseling: Theory, Practice, and Research.
• Bray, S. & Schommer-Aikins (2015). School Counselors鈥� Ways of Knowing and Worldview Orientation in Relationship to Poverty Beliefs. Journal of Counseling and Development

Publications 鈥� Non-Peer Reviewed

• Bray, S., (2006, October). Journal Article Review for Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors. Published in TAMFC Newsletter.

麻豆传媒映画出品, Fall 2012 to present

• Assistant Professor 鈥� Counseling, Educational Leadership, School and
  Educational Psychology. (Tenure-Track)
  • Courses taught: Assessment in Counseling, Group Counseling, Family
    Issues in Counseling, Counseling Practicum.

Texas A&M University Commerce, Fall 2005 to Spring 2007.

• Graduate Assistant 鈥� Department of Counseling
  • Supervision of Master鈥檚 Level Practicum students.
  • Updated the Department of Counseling website.
• Graduate Assistant 鈥� Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research
  
  • Assisting Faculty in identifying grant opportunities for research
  • Assisted Faculty developing research partnerships across departments
  • Assisted IRB Chairman in reviewing IRB human subjects research applications
  • Attended training in Grant Development at the office of the Vice President for Proposed Research at Texas A&M College Station.
• Professionally-Related Experience
  • Co-taught Multicultural Counseling and Development
  • Reviewed journal articles submitted for publication to the Texas Counseling Association Journal
  • Provided play therapy to elementary school children at Commerce Elementary School for two semesters
  • Provided counseling services, including play therapy and family therapy at University Community Counseling Center
  • Conducted the group counseling experience for students enrolled in group class
    Provided supervision for students in Practicum and Internship.

Louisiana State University-Shreveport. Adjunct. Fall 2003 to Spring 2004

• Taught Psychology 100 courses. The courses were designed to improve the
  university鈥檚 freshmen retention rate.
• Taught Social Psychology course.

Community Support Programs, August 2008 to July 2009

• Counselor and Clinical Manager for Partial Hospitalization Program
• Division Director for Mental Health Case Management
• Division Director for Crossroads II 鈥� a HUD Supportive Housing Program

The Center for Families, Fall 2003 to Summer 2006.

• Counselor Intern 鈥� (part-time). Clients included families, individuals, and children with a wide variety of presenting issues.
• Parenting Class Instructor 鈥� teaching 8-week courses in parenting.
• Assisted with Substance Abuse Groups.
• Co-authored a successful Grant Application for the Center for Families. ADHD parenting education. Awarded by the Children鈥檚 Trust Fund, Fall, 2004.

Psychological Assessment Team, Spring 2004 to April 2008.

• Psychological Assessment Team 鈥� emergency room assessments and placement of psychiatric patients.

• Master of Science in Counseling Psychology Award of Academic Excellence. Louisiana State University in Shreveport. May 2004.
• Department of Education Student Achievement Award. Louisiana Tech University. April 1996.
• Barbara Gazda Scholarship, Association for Specialists in Group Work, January 2006.
• Recognized as an Emerging Leader at the ASGW conference in Mobile, AL, January 2006.
• Texas A&M University Counseling Department Outstanding Doctoral Student 2007
• Truax Scholarship recipient 2007

• Co-authored a successful Grant Application for the Center for Families. ADHD parenting education. Awarded by the Children鈥檚 Trust Fund, Fall, 2004.
• Ways of Knowing and Counselor views on Poverty. WSU: Award for Research/Creative Projects. Spring 2013. Not funded
• Online Course Development Grant for CESP 822: Assessment in Counseling. WSU College of Education Technology Grant. Summer 2013. Funded. $2,000.
• An Investigation of Play Behaviors and Play Therapy in relation to Externalizing Behaviors: A Multidisciplinary Investigation. WSU: Multidisciplinary Research Project Award (MURPA). Fall 2013. Funded $7,500. Completed research Spring 2014