Group Development and Group Leadership in Student Affairs - Killam, Wendy

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Résumé :
Wendy Killam, PhD, is a professor at Stephen F. Austin State University. She is also a licensed professional counselor in Texas with supervisor endorsement, a CRC, and an NCC. She is active in the Association for Adult Development and Aging (AADA). Her research interests include transitions throughout the lifespan, wellness, older adults, and college student adjustment. Wendy has edited two books addressing counselor education and counseling practice in addition to being the author of multiple journal articles....

Biographie:
Wendy Killam, PhD, is a professor at Stephen F. Austin State University. She is also a licensed professional counselor in Texas with supervisor endorsement, a CRC, and an NCC. She is active in the Association for Adult Development and Aging (AADA). Her research interests include transitions throughout the lifespan, wellness, older adults, and college student adjustment. Wendy has edited two books addressing counselor education and counseling practice in addition to being the author of multiple journal articles.

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Acknowledgments
Part I: Foundational Knowledge for Effective Groups
1 Introduction to Group Counseling and Dynamics
Susan J. Foster, Rodney E. Harris, and Denita Hudson
2 Overview of Common Group Theories
Emily Donald and Adam Carter
Part II: Effective Group Leadership and Membership
3 Group Leadership Techniques
Marty Jencius
4 Culturally Responsive Group Leadership
Christian D. Chan, Tamekia Bell, and Tahani Dari
5 Leading a Team
Mary G. Mayorga
6 Being an Effective Group Member
Adam Carter and Emily Donald
7 Team and Committee Work
Suzanne Degges-White and Wendy Killam
Part III: Implementing Groups on Campus
8 Being an Advisor for Student Groups
Kimberlee Ratliff and Janet Athanasiou
9 Creating Group Opportunities for Students
Siu-Man Raymond Ting and Mona Nour
10 Residence Life and the Integration of Groups
Shannon Dean-Scott and Peter Theodore Ingwersen
Part IV: Groups for Specific Campus Populations
11 Group Opportunities for First-Generation College Students: Honoring Cultural Wealth
Angelica M. Tello
12 Groups for Academically Vulnerable Students: The PEGASUS Intervention
Rebekah Reysen
13 Groups for Student Veterans
Wendy Killam and Suzanne Degges-White
14 Groups to Support Survivors of Sexual Assault
Eve Kagan and Katherine M. Atkins
15 Group Support for Students with High-Functioning Autism and Asperger's
Wendy Killam
16 Support Groups for Single Mothers
Emily Donald and Adam Carter
Part V: Trends in Student Affairs Group Implementation
17 Technology and Groups in Student Affairs Practice
Emily Donald and Adam Carter
18 Current Issues and Future Trends
Jane M. Webber, J. Barry Mascari, Robert Kitzinger, and Stephanie Bobbit
About the Editors and Contributors