Jordan G. Shaw

Jordan G. Shaw is an Assistant Professor of Graduate Counseling at Husson University's College of Science and Humanities. He holds an MDiv from Bangor Theological Seminary, an MS in Counseling (Family Systems specialization) from the University of Southern Maine, and is pursuing an EdD in Counselor Education/SUPER at National Louis University.

• Bachelor of Arts: Interdisciplinary Individualized in Sociology & Religion (University of Maine at Farmington)
• Master of Divinity: Focus on Sexual Ethics & Pastoral Care (Bangor Theological Seminary)
• Doctoral Candidacy: EdD in Counselor Education & Supervision (National Louis University)

His research focuses on professional identity development of counseling interns, ethics in counseling, and integrating spirituality into therapeutic practice. He co-founded the Collaborative Counseling Laboratory with Alexander Katopis and Tina Nightingale, providing clinical training for CACREP-accredited practicum students. Previously directed the University of Maine at Augusta Counseling Laboratory.

Clinically, he maintains a private practice specializing in couples/family therapy using systemic approaches. His work emphasizes systemic perspectives in helping individuals, couples, and families across diverse backgrounds.

Professional activities include supervising graduate counseling interns and advocating for counselor professional development.