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Rachael Annette Evans is an Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Division of Theoretical and Behavioral Foundations at the College of Education, Wayne State University. She serves as the Interim Program Director for the School and Community Psychology program, where she oversees operations, student support, and practicum supervision.
Education:
- PhD in Counselor Education, Wayne State University
- MA in School and Community Psychology, Wayne State University
- BA in Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Her research and academic interests focus on testing and assessment practices, disability awareness and intervention, cultural diversity, inclusion in special education, and group counseling techniques. She emphasizes multicultural competence and social justice advocacy in counseling education.
She teaches core graduate courses such as Testing and Assessment for Counselors, Diversity and Social Justice Advocacy, Individual and Systemic Approaches to Treating Addictions, and Introduction to Counseling Groups, covering both foundational and applied aspects of counseling psychology.
Professional Credentials:
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Limited Licensed Psychologist
- Certified School Psychologist, State of Michigan
She is actively involved in community outreach through her membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., contributing to service and engagement initiatives. Her work bridges academic instruction, student mentorship, and practical application in school and community mental health settings.
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