John West, Don Bubenzer, Cynthia Osborn
Leaders and Legacies
Contributions to the Profession of Counseling
John West, Don Bubenzer, Cynthia Osborn
Leaders and Legacies
Contributions to the Profession of Counseling
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Leaders and Legacies discusses leadership involvements in the historical development of the profession of counseling. The lives of 23 noteworthy counselors are also chronicled, documenting their dreams, work and accomplishments.
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Leaders and Legacies discusses leadership involvements in the historical development of the profession of counseling. The lives of 23 noteworthy counselors are also chronicled, documenting their dreams, work and accomplishments.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Januar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9781583910894
- ISBN-10: 1583910891
- Artikelnr.: 25507449
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Januar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9781583910894
- ISBN-10: 1583910891
- Artikelnr.: 25507449
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
We've all had those nights where drunken sex with a witch in a blood pentagram under a full moon on the roof of your favourite Johannesburg nightclub summons a hard-drinking demon who changes the fate of the human race forever. Right? No? Just me, then?
Preface Academy of Advisors SECTION I. PERSPECTIVES ON LEADERSHIP 1. Dimensions of Leadership in the Counseling Profession
John D. West
Cynthia J. Osborn and Donald L. Bunzer 2. Counseling: Milestones and History Makers
Thomas J. Sweeney 3. School Counselors: Leadership Opportunities and Challenges in the Schools
L. DiAnne Borders and Marie F.Shoffner 4. Counseling in Community Settings
SamuelT. Gladding and Laura J. Veach 5. Tapping the Potential: Leadership Possibilities for Master's Degree Students
Jane A. Cox 6. The Doctorate in Counselor Education: Implications for Leadership
Susan Jones Searsand Thomas E. Davis SECTION II. NOTED LEADERS AND THEIR LEGACIES 7. Michael Kent Altekruse
Melanie E.Rawlins and Michael C. Altekruse 8. Roger F. Aubrey
William C. Briddick and Richard L. Hayes 9. Loretta Bradley
Gerald Parr
Judith A. Lewis and ArethaMarbley 10. David Kendrick Brooks
Jr.
Earl J.Ginter Mary Thomas Burke
Sylvia Nassar-McMillan 12. Harold F. Cottingham
J. Melvin Witmer and Robert C.Reardon 13. Samuel Templeman Gladding
Donna A.Henderson 14. Harold L. (Dick) Hackney
Holly A.Stadler and Sherry Cormier 15. Edwin L. Herr
SpencerG. Niles 16. George E. Hill
Thomas E. Davis and J.Melvin Witmer 17. Thomas Walsh Hosie
Joe RayUnderwood 18. Kenneth B. Hoyt
Harold B. Engen 19. Courtland C. Lee
Barbara Herlihy and MorganBrooks 20. Judith Lewis
Jon Carlson
John Cebuhar andJane Goodman 21. Don C. Locke
Marie Faubert 22. John McFadden
Marty Jencius
Chas Durrant and Lisa D.Hawley 23. Jane E. Myers
Theodore P. Remley
Jr. 24. Merle M. Ohlsen
Reece Chaney 25. Theodore P. Remley
Jr.
Mary A. Hermann 26. Bruce Shertzer
Kenneth L. Miller 27. Robert O. Stripling
Donald A.Haight 28. Thomas J. Sweeney
J. Melvin Witmer 29. Joe Wittmer
Larry C. Loesch and M. HarryDaniels SECTION III. DIMENSIONS AND AREAS FOR LEADERSHIP 30. Dimensions and Areas for Leadership
Cynthia J. Osborn
John D. West
Donald L. Bubenzer
JillD. Duba and Seth D. Olson
John D. West
Cynthia J. Osborn and Donald L. Bunzer 2. Counseling: Milestones and History Makers
Thomas J. Sweeney 3. School Counselors: Leadership Opportunities and Challenges in the Schools
L. DiAnne Borders and Marie F.Shoffner 4. Counseling in Community Settings
SamuelT. Gladding and Laura J. Veach 5. Tapping the Potential: Leadership Possibilities for Master's Degree Students
Jane A. Cox 6. The Doctorate in Counselor Education: Implications for Leadership
Susan Jones Searsand Thomas E. Davis SECTION II. NOTED LEADERS AND THEIR LEGACIES 7. Michael Kent Altekruse
Melanie E.Rawlins and Michael C. Altekruse 8. Roger F. Aubrey
William C. Briddick and Richard L. Hayes 9. Loretta Bradley
Gerald Parr
Judith A. Lewis and ArethaMarbley 10. David Kendrick Brooks
Jr.
Earl J.Ginter Mary Thomas Burke
Sylvia Nassar-McMillan 12. Harold F. Cottingham
J. Melvin Witmer and Robert C.Reardon 13. Samuel Templeman Gladding
Donna A.Henderson 14. Harold L. (Dick) Hackney
Holly A.Stadler and Sherry Cormier 15. Edwin L. Herr
SpencerG. Niles 16. George E. Hill
Thomas E. Davis and J.Melvin Witmer 17. Thomas Walsh Hosie
Joe RayUnderwood 18. Kenneth B. Hoyt
Harold B. Engen 19. Courtland C. Lee
Barbara Herlihy and MorganBrooks 20. Judith Lewis
Jon Carlson
John Cebuhar andJane Goodman 21. Don C. Locke
Marie Faubert 22. John McFadden
Marty Jencius
Chas Durrant and Lisa D.Hawley 23. Jane E. Myers
Theodore P. Remley
Jr. 24. Merle M. Ohlsen
Reece Chaney 25. Theodore P. Remley
Jr.
Mary A. Hermann 26. Bruce Shertzer
Kenneth L. Miller 27. Robert O. Stripling
Donald A.Haight 28. Thomas J. Sweeney
J. Melvin Witmer 29. Joe Wittmer
Larry C. Loesch and M. HarryDaniels SECTION III. DIMENSIONS AND AREAS FOR LEADERSHIP 30. Dimensions and Areas for Leadership
Cynthia J. Osborn
John D. West
Donald L. Bubenzer
JillD. Duba and Seth D. Olson
Preface Academy of Advisors SECTION I. PERSPECTIVES ON LEADERSHIP 1. Dimensions of Leadership in the Counseling Profession
John D. West
Cynthia J. Osborn and Donald L. Bunzer 2. Counseling: Milestones and History Makers
Thomas J. Sweeney 3. School Counselors: Leadership Opportunities and Challenges in the Schools
L. DiAnne Borders and Marie F.Shoffner 4. Counseling in Community Settings
SamuelT. Gladding and Laura J. Veach 5. Tapping the Potential: Leadership Possibilities for Master's Degree Students
Jane A. Cox 6. The Doctorate in Counselor Education: Implications for Leadership
Susan Jones Searsand Thomas E. Davis SECTION II. NOTED LEADERS AND THEIR LEGACIES 7. Michael Kent Altekruse
Melanie E.Rawlins and Michael C. Altekruse 8. Roger F. Aubrey
William C. Briddick and Richard L. Hayes 9. Loretta Bradley
Gerald Parr
Judith A. Lewis and ArethaMarbley 10. David Kendrick Brooks
Jr.
Earl J.Ginter Mary Thomas Burke
Sylvia Nassar-McMillan 12. Harold F. Cottingham
J. Melvin Witmer and Robert C.Reardon 13. Samuel Templeman Gladding
Donna A.Henderson 14. Harold L. (Dick) Hackney
Holly A.Stadler and Sherry Cormier 15. Edwin L. Herr
SpencerG. Niles 16. George E. Hill
Thomas E. Davis and J.Melvin Witmer 17. Thomas Walsh Hosie
Joe RayUnderwood 18. Kenneth B. Hoyt
Harold B. Engen 19. Courtland C. Lee
Barbara Herlihy and MorganBrooks 20. Judith Lewis
Jon Carlson
John Cebuhar andJane Goodman 21. Don C. Locke
Marie Faubert 22. John McFadden
Marty Jencius
Chas Durrant and Lisa D.Hawley 23. Jane E. Myers
Theodore P. Remley
Jr. 24. Merle M. Ohlsen
Reece Chaney 25. Theodore P. Remley
Jr.
Mary A. Hermann 26. Bruce Shertzer
Kenneth L. Miller 27. Robert O. Stripling
Donald A.Haight 28. Thomas J. Sweeney
J. Melvin Witmer 29. Joe Wittmer
Larry C. Loesch and M. HarryDaniels SECTION III. DIMENSIONS AND AREAS FOR LEADERSHIP 30. Dimensions and Areas for Leadership
Cynthia J. Osborn
John D. West
Donald L. Bubenzer
JillD. Duba and Seth D. Olson
John D. West
Cynthia J. Osborn and Donald L. Bunzer 2. Counseling: Milestones and History Makers
Thomas J. Sweeney 3. School Counselors: Leadership Opportunities and Challenges in the Schools
L. DiAnne Borders and Marie F.Shoffner 4. Counseling in Community Settings
SamuelT. Gladding and Laura J. Veach 5. Tapping the Potential: Leadership Possibilities for Master's Degree Students
Jane A. Cox 6. The Doctorate in Counselor Education: Implications for Leadership
Susan Jones Searsand Thomas E. Davis SECTION II. NOTED LEADERS AND THEIR LEGACIES 7. Michael Kent Altekruse
Melanie E.Rawlins and Michael C. Altekruse 8. Roger F. Aubrey
William C. Briddick and Richard L. Hayes 9. Loretta Bradley
Gerald Parr
Judith A. Lewis and ArethaMarbley 10. David Kendrick Brooks
Jr.
Earl J.Ginter Mary Thomas Burke
Sylvia Nassar-McMillan 12. Harold F. Cottingham
J. Melvin Witmer and Robert C.Reardon 13. Samuel Templeman Gladding
Donna A.Henderson 14. Harold L. (Dick) Hackney
Holly A.Stadler and Sherry Cormier 15. Edwin L. Herr
SpencerG. Niles 16. George E. Hill
Thomas E. Davis and J.Melvin Witmer 17. Thomas Walsh Hosie
Joe RayUnderwood 18. Kenneth B. Hoyt
Harold B. Engen 19. Courtland C. Lee
Barbara Herlihy and MorganBrooks 20. Judith Lewis
Jon Carlson
John Cebuhar andJane Goodman 21. Don C. Locke
Marie Faubert 22. John McFadden
Marty Jencius
Chas Durrant and Lisa D.Hawley 23. Jane E. Myers
Theodore P. Remley
Jr. 24. Merle M. Ohlsen
Reece Chaney 25. Theodore P. Remley
Jr.
Mary A. Hermann 26. Bruce Shertzer
Kenneth L. Miller 27. Robert O. Stripling
Donald A.Haight 28. Thomas J. Sweeney
J. Melvin Witmer 29. Joe Wittmer
Larry C. Loesch and M. HarryDaniels SECTION III. DIMENSIONS AND AREAS FOR LEADERSHIP 30. Dimensions and Areas for Leadership
Cynthia J. Osborn
John D. West
Donald L. Bubenzer
JillD. Duba and Seth D. Olson







