Ph. D. Counselor Education and Counseling
M. Ed. School Counseling
North University Hall
NUH-136
P: 909.748.8793
E:
tamara_tribitt@redlands.edu
I received my doctoral degree in Counselor Education and Counseling from Idaho State University in 2017. I grew up in Montana and received my bachelor's as well as master's degree from Montana State University. I practiced as a school counselor at all levels K-12 for 10 years before pursuing my doctorate.
As a counselor educator, I hope to facilitate learning regarding the ‘how to’ of being a counselor while offering an opportunity for students to develop a sense of self through the use of a relational-based classroom. I hope to create a classroom community where students feel they matter on a professional and personal level. Ultimately, I believe this will yield competent, ethically-minded, socially-just school counselors and clinical mental health counselors.
School counseling
Educational equity
Systemic oppression in schools
Supervision training
Adventure-based counseling
School counselor board representative for Counselors for Social Justice (2017-2020)
Ph.D. Counselor Education and Counseling
M.Ed. School Counseling
LPC Licensed Professional Counselor
McKinley, H., Langellier, K., DeLeon, A., Avery, D., Tribitt, T., & Lamb, B. (2017). Implementing a pretest-posttest quasi-experimental design: A cohort model of collaborative research. SAGE Research Methods Cases. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781473977815
Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
American School Counselor Association
Counselors for Social Justice
Twitter: @DrTfromtheSOE