Kayla Boepple

Kayla Boepple, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Mary’s Liffrig Family School of Education and Behavioral Sciences. She holds a PhD in Psychology from Grand Canyon University (2017), an MS in School Counseling from the University of Mary (2010), and a BS in Psychology from Dickinson State University (2008). Prior to academia, she worked as a school counselor for nine years, focusing on high school students’ social, educational, and career development. Her expertise spans Abnormal and Clinical Psychology, with a focus on applying real-world counseling experiences to teaching.

Dr. Boepple is actively involved in academic governance, serving on the Retention Task Force subcommittee addressing student engagement, diversity, and transfer student support. She also contributes to student recruitment and advising. Her educational background and professional history emphasize bridging theoretical psychology concepts with practical applications in education and counseling.

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