Faculty & StaffSusan Halverson-Westerberg, Ph.D., College of William & Mary E-mail: halversons@pdx.edu Appointments: (503) 725-4619 Susan Halverson-Westerberg, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Counselor Education program. Dr. Halverson-Westerberg received her Ph.D. from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, where she was the director of the New Horizons Family Counseling Clinic. Susan has had a variety of counseling experiences including professional, couples, marriage, and family, and school counseling. Her research interests include counselor development and collaboration between school and family systems. Dr. Halverson-Westerberg's Webpage Patrick "Rick" Johnson, Ph.D., New Mexico State University
Appointments: (503) 725-9764 Rick Johnson, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor and Program Director of the Counselor Education program. Previously, Dr. Johnson was an Assistant/Associate Professor at Montana State University. His research and scholarly agenda focuses on family systems theory and the effects of family experiences on psychosocial development in adolescence and adulthood. He is a licensed psychologist in Oregon and a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.
Hanoch Livneh, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin—Madison E-mail: livnehh@pdx.edu Appointments: (503) 725-4619 Hanoch Livneh, Ph.D., CRC, LPC, is Professor of Counselor Education and Coordinator of the Rehabilitation Counseling Specialization. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Before joining the faculty at Portland State University, he served as the director of the rehabilitation counseling program, department of counseling and educational psychology, at Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode Island. His research interests include psychological adaptation to disability, stress, and life crises. Russell Miars, Ph.D., University of Iowa E-mail: miarsr@pdx.edu Appointments: (503) 725-4619 Russell D. Miars, Ph.D., is Associate Professor in the Counselor Education program. Previously, Dr. Miars was Director of the Counseling & Student Development Center and Adjunct Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. His research and scholarly interests include counselor supervision and skills training, legal and ethical issues in counseling practice, life span human development, and career development. He is a licensed psychologist in Oregon and provides consultation and clinical supervision to counselors pursuing their professional license.
Elizabeth Wosley-George, Ph.D., Ohio State University E-mail: wosleygeorgee@pdx.edu Appointments: (503) 725-4619 Elizabeth Wosley-George, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor and former Coordinator of Counselor Education. She was formerly director of Emergency Services of North Central Mental health in Columbus, Ohio, and continues to consult for the Providence Health Systems Emergency Services in the Portland, Oregon area. She has teaching and research interests in the areas of diagnosis and treatment planning, psychopharmacology, multicultural perspectives in counseling, managed care, and behavioral health service delivery systems. Dr. Wosley-George has extensive community involvement and experience with individuals who have psychiatric disabilities and serves on boards of agencies that serve the mentally ill population. Office: 504Q School of Education E-mail: aasheim@pdx.edu Appointments: (503) 725-4253 Community Counseling Clinic Phone: (503) 725-4620
Lisa Aasheim, Ph.D.,NCC, ACS, is the Coordinator of the School Counseling Masters Program and is the Director of the Community Counseling Clinic at Portland State University. She completed her doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision with a specific interest in clinical supervision and the development of emerging counselors. Prior to her doctoral work, she specialized in working with couples and families with addictions. Currently, she maintains a private practice where she offers counseling, clinical supervision, agency and school consultation. Her research and scholarly interests include clinical supervision in agencies and schools, counselor development and skills training, countertransference in the helping processes, and reflective practice.
StaffTasa Lehman, GSE Receptionist Kris Smith, Admissions and Degree Completion Teresa Loveland, Office Specialist INDIVIDUALS WHO TEACH PART-TIME FOR THE PROGRAM
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