Using Movies in the Counselor Education Curriculum
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Our roundtable sessions offer a chance to dive into a topic with an expert presenter, or team of presenters. They provide an opportunity to dig deeply into a particular topic during a 90-minute presentation.
Description
Using movies in the classroom setting is not new in counselor education. While using media such as movies and TV series are welcomed to the new digital generations of counselors, effective use of movies as teaching tool requires thoughtful and intentional selection and course design. Two counselor educators who have used a variety of movies and TV series in many classes will share their experiences with a critical pedagogical lens. Implications for multicultural and social justice competence will also be discussed in this 1.5-hour TCR Roundtable webinar.
Presenter Bios
Jung (June) H. Hyun, Ph.D., LMHC, NCC
Jung (June) H. Hyun, Ph.D., LMHC, NCC an Associate Professor in the counseling program at Seattle Pacific University. Dr. Hyun teaches core counseling courses: counseling skills, counseling theory, multicultural counseling, and systems theories. She also supervises practicum and internship students. Her scholarly work includes multicultural counseling and social justice issues, school counselor supervision, SFC (School, Family, and Community) partnership, and promoting resiliency of AAPI. At the professional level, she has been actively involved in ACA, AMCD, ACES, and ACAC by serving in various leadership roles and presenting at the conferences. She is a licensed mental health counselor in WA. She provides play therapy for children and adolescents and parenting workshops for BIPOC populations in the greater Seattle area.
Dr. Hyun’s institutional website: https://spu.edu/academics/school-of-education/graduate-programs/graduate-faculty-staff/hyun-june
Tiphanie Gonzalez, Ph.D.
Tiphanie Gonzalez, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Mental Health Counseling at the State University of New York at Oswego. She has earned both her Bachelors in Psychology and Masters in Counseling Services from the State University of New York at Oswego. She earned her Doctorate in Counselor Education at the University of Central Florida. At SUNY Oswego, Dr. Gonzalez currently is the School of Education Diversity Coordinator as well as the AACTE Holmes Masters program coordinator. In addition to these roles, she sits on several committees, where she serves the SUNY Oswego community. She is an active voice in the field of counseling through both service and scholarship. She recently served as President of the American Counseling Association of New York. Dr. Gonzalez has published and presented in local, regional, national, and international settings.
Dr. Gonzalez’s institutional website: https://oswego.edu/counseling-services/content/tiphanie-gonzalez-phd