Brian Calhoun

Brian Calhoun is an Associate Professor at Wake Forest University, specializing in Career Counseling and Development. He teaches in the College to Career series, focusing on career interventions to help students explore professional pathways. His roles include co-chairing the National Career Development Association (NCDA) research committee and serving as a Senior Faculty Fellow in South Residence Hall.

Research Interests: Calhoun's work bridges career development with mental health support, targeting populations such as African American caregivers, community ex-offenders, and dementia patient caregivers. His studies emphasize resilience-building, emotional burden mitigation, and innovative counseling frameworks across diverse settings.

Publications Trends: His recent works (2015-2018) focus on career support workshops, psychosocial interventions, and community-based counseling programs, reflecting interdisciplinary applications in social work, rehabilitation, and geropsychology.

Professional Contributions: As a Senior Faculty Fellow, Calhoun engages in undergraduate mentorship through residential programs. His NCDA leadership role highlights a commitment to advancing research in career development methodologies.