Christina Schnyders

Christina Schnyders serves as Provost and Professor of Counseling and Human Development at Malone University, where she holds a dual role in academic leadership and clinical counseling education. As a licensed professional clinical counselor with supervisory status, she brings extensive practical experience from individual/group counseling, college counseling centers, and private practice settings.

Education:

• Ph.D., Kent State University
• M.A., Ashland University
• B.A., Simpson University

Research Interests: Dr. Schnyders' scholarly work centers on counseling termination dynamics, developmental approaches for emerging adults (18-29), and evidence-based clinical supervision models. Her research bridges counseling psychology theory with practical applications in therapeutic relationship management, particularly addressing challenges in ending client sessions and supervising new clinicians.

Awards:

• Ohio Counselor Educator of the Year (2020) - Recognized by OACES for excellence in training future counselors

Professional Activities: While specific advisees aren't listed, her supervisory license indicates active mentorship of counseling practitioners. No grant details appear in source materials, though her clinical supervision research suggests ongoing professional development initiatives. Personal interests include violin/guitar performance, strong coffee culture, cycling, and family travel.