• Christian Conte, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
• Rhoda Cummings, Ed.D., Professor
• Livia D'Andrea, Ph.D., Professor
• Steve Harlow, Ph.D., Professor
• Thomas Harrison, Ph.D., Professor, Department Chair
• LaMont Johnson, Ph.D., Professor
• Ireon LeBeauf,Ph.D., Assistant Professor
• Leping Liu, Ph.D., Associate Professor
• Cleborne D. Maddux, Ph.D., Professor
• Mary Finn Maples, Ph.D., Professor
• Jill Packman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
• Marlowe Smaby, Ph.D., Professor
   

CEP Mission Statement

The Department of Counseling and Educational Psychology is a component of Nevada's Land Grant University located in the College of Education. Master's, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees are offered in counseling and educational psychology.

Master's degrees include emphases in college student development/counseling in higher education, community counseling, marital, couple, & family counseling/therapy, school counseling, educational psychology, and information technology in education.

The educational specialist degree consists of an emphasis in community counseling, marital, couple, & family counseling/therapy, school counseling, and school psychology. 

Doctoral degrees include emphases in counselor education and supervision, human development and learning, information technology in education, and school psychology.

Individual elective courses also are offered that provide knowledge and skills in research and statistics and in most other areas of counseling and educational psychology.

In performing its mission, the Counseling and Educational Psychology Department:

1. Offers quality graduate programs in counseling and in educational psychology, with emphases in college student development/counseling in higher education, community counseling, marital, couple, & family counseling/therapy, school counseling, educational psychology, and information technology in education. to meet the needs of the citizens of Nevada.
   
2. Emphasizes research and scholarly activities that contribute to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge.
   
3. Offers course work that supports undergraduate education.
   
4. Offers community and public service programs.
   
5. Strives to reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of the citizens of Nevada.