![]() E-Mail Address: goreejl@tribe.nlu.edu |
3404 Bon Aire Dr. Monroe, LA, 71203 318-362-3003 |
Education
Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy
University of Louisiana at Monroe.
My graduate degree program at ULM encompassed 63 graduate
hours and a 500 hour clinical internship. The program is dually
accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and
Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) and the Council for Accreditation
of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). Anticipated
graduation date of August, 2001.
Bachelor of Arts
Southeastern Louisiana University. Hammond, Louisiana.
Sociology degree. December, 1998.
Professional Work Experience
Executive Secretary.
Caring to Love Ministries/Care Pregnancy Clinic.
Production of Pro-Life radio program, Secretary of weekly
staff meetings, Editor of quarterly newsletter publication, Coordinator
and author of monthly mail-outs and donor letters, Assistance
with fundraising events and aid in overall maintenance of an organization
that offers free pregnancy testing and counseling to women. January
1998 - March 1999.
Personal Care Attendant for Developmentally Disabled Adults.
Volunteers of America, Greater Baton Rouge;
Association for Retarded Citizens, Greater Baton Rouge; Baton
Rouge Respite Care. Assisted both profound and mildly developmentally
disabled adults in enhancement of personal, vocational, and social
skills. Worked alongside parents and psychologists to develop
behavior management plan for profoundly developmentally disabled
adult. 1996-1998.
Graduate Assistantship.
Dr. Charles Cole, Spyker Endowed Chair,
Marriage and Family Therapy Program, University of Louisiana at
Monroe.
Responsible for assisting Dr. Cole in his academic research
and writing projects. Fall 1999-Spring 2000.
Graduate Assistantship.
Community Counseling Center, University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Responsible for scheduling appointments and assistance with
overall maintenance of the center. Experience in administration
of a counseling center as a learning/teaching facility designed
to reach low-income students and citizens. Fall 1999-Spring 2000.
Graduate Assistantship.
The Counseling Center, University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Responsible for counseling students of ULM and maintenance
of client files as part of internship for MFT Program. Summer
2000-Spring 2001.
Graduate Assistantship.
Dr. Lamar Woodham, Program Director,
Marriage and Family Therapy, University of Louisiana at Monroe.
Responsibilities included student editor of Marriage and Family
Therapy Newsletter as well as assistance with annual accreditation
process for the program. Fall 2000-Spring 2001.
Professional Affiliations
Louisiana Counseling Association - Student Member. October 1999
- Present.
Louisiana Association for Marriage and Family Counselors - Student
Member.
October 1999 - Present.
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists - Student
Member. July 2000 - Present.
Professional Presentations/Conferences
Louisiana Counseling Association - Annual Conference, Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. October, 1999
Louisiana Counseling Association - Annual Conference, Alexandria,
Louisiana, October, 2000.
National Council on Family Relations - Annual Conference, Minneapolis,
MN, November 2000. Marriage
Enrichment for Newlyweds: Models for Strengthening Marriages in
the New Millennium. Non-attending Researcher.
Personal Information
Telephone: (318) 343-2361
Address: 157 Gabe Ln., Monroe, LA 71203
email: goreejl@tribe.nlu.edu
Date of Birth: August 19, 1976
Marital Status: Married
References
Dr. Jerome Salomone, Ph.D.
Scholar in Residence, Sociology
Assistant Professor,
MFT Program Southeastern Louisiana Univeristy
Hammond, LA 70402
Telephone: (504) 549-2110
email: fsoc4813@selu.edu
Dr. Amy Yates. Ph.D.
Clinical Director
ULM - 3404 Bon Aire Drive
Monroe, LA 71209
Telephone: (318) 343-5480
email: edyates@alpha.nlu.edu
Dr. Lamar Woodham, Ph.D.
Professor, MFT Program
Program Director
ULM - 3404 Bon Aire Drive
Monroe, LA 71209
Telephone: (318) 362-3008
email: edwoodham@alpha.nlu.edu