Robert Gilbert

Dr. Robert Gilbert serves as an Assistant Professor and Program Director of School Counseling at Loyola University Maryland. With 15 years of experience as a licensed school counselor and licensed professional counselor, he specializes in K-12 education, having previously worked as a high school social studies teacher. He holds a Ph.D. in counselor education and an M.Ed. in school counseling from Kent State University.

His research focuses on equitable access to mental health resources, school counselors' role in supporting students with disabilities (particularly through Section 504 plans), and data-driven college/career advising. He has contributed to standardized suicide protocols and evidence-based SEL programs. Dr. Gilbert has presented nationally on licensure, counselor supervision, and mental health literacy.

No specific articles are listed in the provided text, but his collaborative work addresses supervision practices, mental health literacy, and disability support. No scientific awards are mentioned.