Derrick Crim

Derrick Crim is a faculty member at Metro State University, teaching courses in the Human Services and Counseling Department. He holds a Doctor of Education (EdD) in Leadership from the University of Saint Thomas, indicating expertise in counseling and leadership frameworks.

• Teaching courses: HSCD 450 (Senior Seminar: Alcohol and Drug Counseling), HSCD 303 (Racial and Cultural Considerations for Alcohol and Drug Counseling), and HSCD 611 (Culturally Responsive and Anti-Oppressive Practice)
• Contact: derrick.crim@metrostate.edu | Phone: 651.793.1361 | Office: Midway Center Room 100A-10

Research Interests focus on alcohol and drug counseling, cultural competence in clinical settings, and anti-oppressive practice models. His work emphasizes racial, cultural, and systemic considerations in healthcare equity and addiction recovery frameworks.

Academic Affiliation and Education:

• Doctor of Education in Leadership, University of Saint Thomas
• Current affiliation: Metro State University

Scientific Awards: No awards or honors explicitly mentioned.