Counseling

research expertise in OLPD

In general, counseling refers to research and training in the processes and outcomes of advising people in many areas of life and work. Within OLPD, our focus relates to fostering personal growth, mental health, and career development. See below for profiles of faculty and their research related to counseling:

Faculty with expertise in this area

Michael Goh Michael Goh

Professor; Campbell Leadership Chair in Education and Human Development; Coordinator of Graduate Programs in Higher Education
mgoh@umn.edu

From 2017-2022, I served as the University of Minnesota systemwide vice president for equity and diversity for the university’s five campuses.

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Michael Stebleton Michael Stebleton

Professor
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612-625-2110
steb0004@umn.edu

My current studies focus on understanding the experiences of first-generation and immigrant college students, including food insecurity issues and the impact of career courses on career planning and career decision-making.

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Rashné R. Jehangir Rashné R. Jehangir

Professor; Robert Beck Chair of Ideas in Education; Founding Director, CEHD First Gen Institute
612-625-3551
jehan001@umn.edu

My academic work is at the nexus of research and praxis shaped by my early career as a student affairs practitioner and advisor in federally funded TRIO programs.

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