School Counselor Corps Advisory Board

Stephanie Mijo, they/she, College and Career Counselor, Academy District 20

"I am interested in supporting counseling initiatives around the state of Colorado"

Lauren Jones, she/her, CTE Program Director for Special Populations, Counseling & Middle School, Colorado Community College System

"As a School Counselor myself who works with School Counselors statewide, I love serving on this board to remain connected to the needs and celebrations of School Counselors statewide. I'm your biggest fan!"

Kylie Rogalla, she/her, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and School Counseling Program Coordinator, University of Colorado Colorado Springs

"I'm a Counselor Educator and School Counseling Program Coordinator for the Department of Counseling & Human Services at UCCS, and I'm a passionate advocate for at-promise youth and alternative public education programs. I was invited to apply for the SCCG Advisory Board in order to further my connection to the unique strengths and challenges of our Colorado School Counseling community, as well as establishing further professional collaborations across the state."

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, Executive Director of Student Support Services, 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."

Katie Wolver, she/her, School Counselor, Adams 12

"My work on the grant at Skinner Middle School was one of the first years of the grant. Now 10 years later, I am happy to represent Silver Hills Middle School."

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."