Margaret M. Generali

Margaret M. Generali is a Professor and Chairperson of the Counseling and School Psychology Department at Southern Connecticut State University. A certified School Counselor in Connecticut, she brings over 8 years of full-time experience in counseling and leadership roles within school and university settings. Her teaching interests include Group Counseling, Ethical and Legal Issues in School Counseling, and Counseling Supervision.

Research Interests: Dr. Generali specializes in Counselor Education and Supervision, with a focus on addressing poverty in counseling contexts, advocating for educational equity, and developing substance abuse prevention programs in schools. Her work emphasizes applying models like the I-CARE and MCARR frameworks to empower marginalized populations and integrate social justice into counseling practices.

Grant Involvement: Dr. Generali has secured multiple grants as Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator, including funding for behavioral activation training, SBIRT implementation in schools, and curriculum development for addictions counseling certification. These grants highlight her commitment to advancing school counseling practices through evidence-based interventions and professional development.