Becca Cash

Dr. Becca Cash, PhD, LPC, NCC, serves as the Clinical Director of Carlow University's Counseling Clinic (CCC) within the College of Arts & Sciences and Department of Psychology, Counseling & Criminology. She oversees clinical services, supervises counselors-in-training, and builds community partnerships.

• PhD in Counseling, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2020)
• MS in Counseling, University of North Carolina at Greensboro (2017)
• BA in History, Mississippi State University (2014)

Her research focuses on clinical supervision, religious/spiritual identity integration, and trauma-informed practices for school-based mental health. She specializes in broaching strategies for intercultural understanding and multicultural counseling competence.

The CCC initiative under her leadership secured a $4.9 million grant to provide free mental health services to Woodland Hills students. Her publications and research apprenticeships at UNCG demonstrate expertise in counselor education challenges.

• Guiding Light Award for Clinical Supervision (2024)
• Outstanding Doctoral Student, Chi Sigma Iota (2019-2020)
• National certifications (LPC, NCC)

Dr. Cash's work bridges academic research with community mental health delivery through the CCC partnership model.