School Counselor Corps Advisory Board

Diane Stutey, PhD, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

"I joined the School Counselor Corps Advisory Board because I currently coordinate the school counseling program at UCCS, and I am a former school counselor. I think supporting the emotional health and wellness of K-12 students is vitally important. School counselors serve an important role in schools, and I support endeavors that increase the accessibility of school counselors for all youth."

Carl Einhaus, Colorado Department of Higher Education

"[SCCGP] is a highly effective program which makes long lasting changes to school districts in how students are served and prepared for their futures."

Lauren Jones, Colorado Community College System

"Aside from CSCA, it's the best place to connect with fellow School Counselors, School Counselor advocates and humans who love school counseling no matter what. It is also the place where possibilities for HUGE impact on the lives of students, families and communities can happen. Together, we influence thriving learning environments, inspire positive outcomes and foster continuous improvement that leads to sustainable change. I'm honored and privileged to be amongst such smart people and such an unique and awesome program."

Joshua Gibbs, Colorado Workforce, Colorado Department of Labor & Employment

"I want to support the positive impact this grant offers schools and communities. The emphasis this grant offers on equipping schools to aid with mental health, career exploration, post secondary readiness are highly important and life changing aspects for students."

Shae Smith, Akron School District R-1

"I joined the School Counselor Corps Advisory Board because I saw the difference that the Counselor Corp Grant made for myself and school counselors in Colorado. I am passionate about School Counseling and supporting students during their academic journey. The School Counselor Corps Advisory Board offers me an opportunity to help other counselors and be involved at the state level."

Andrew Burns, Pueblo D60

"Through the Counselor Corps program, Colorado has become a national leader in supporting and sustaining effective school counseling.  In turn, these efforts will increase graduation rates, decrease dropout rates and enhance post-secondary and workforce readiness.  It's both exciting and humbling to participate in this important work."

Shauna Hobbs, Mesa County Valley D51

"The reason I joined the School Counselor Corps Advisory Board is that I love collaborating with passionate, inspiring leaders who are also zealous about increasing graduation rates, providing meaningful pathways for post-secondary experiences, and increasing work forces readiness skills for students across the state. Knowing that our efforts help to increase the numbers of outstanding school counselors is a dream come true."

Kim Medina, Colorado Mesa University

"Participating on the School Counselor Corps Advisory Board is an exciting opportunity for me to serve Colorado and our counseling and higher education community.  The School Counselor Corp is a critical part of the infrastructure needed to support post-secondary access."

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Tammy Lawrence, Boulder Valley School District

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Brenda Miltenberger, Burlington RE6J