Biography
Quiana Golphin has over 22 years of higher education experience helping students and families navigate the process of college enrollment and engagement while overcoming the unique challenges which accompany it. In her role, she continues to help prepare the next generation of counselors for service. She lives out her mission to shorten the distance that exists between underrepresented individuals and their help-seeking practices by providing education and raising awareness on the holistic benefits of mental health counseling within the community.
Education
- Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision, Waynesburg University
- Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Saint Vincent College
Research Interests
- Multicultural issues in clinical practice, supervision, and teaching
- The integration of religion and spirituality into practice
- Counseling matters and concerns specific to African Americans
Professional Organization Appointments
- President, Pennsylvania Association for Spiritual Ethical and Religious Values in Counseling (PASERVIC)
