SCOTT EVAN HALL, PH.D., LPCC-S, NCC Department of Counselor

SCOTT EVAN HALL, PH.D., LPCC-S, NCC

Department of Counselor Education & Human Services University of Dayton Raymond Fitz Hall, Suite 629 300 College Park Dayton, Ohio 45469-2962 (937) 229-3607 [email protected]

EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy, Counselor Education & Supervision Cognate: Interpersonal Communication The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. December, 1994 Dissertation title: The Influence of a Structured Curricular Intervention on the Identity Development of College Students

Master of Education, Counselor Education and College Student Personnel Services Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. June, 1991

Bachelor of Science, Business Administration/Management Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina. December, 1985

Certificate of Study, Jungian Psychoanalysis, Engelberg & Zurich, Switzerland. Summer, 2004

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE/CERTIFICATIONS

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (State of Ohio) # E2080 LPCC Supervisor (State of Ohio) National Certified Counselor # 26171 Disaster Mental Health Therapist (Volunteer) certified - American Red Cross Certified Master Trainer in TeamSTEPPS® (Team Strategies and Tools to Enhance Performance and Patient Safety), an interprofessional, evidenced-based communication training curriculum developed by the US Department of Defense and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. TeamSTEPPS® is used by hospitals and other medical facilities around the country to improve patient safety and the patient experience. Board Certified Telehealth Professional – TeleBehavioral Health Institute

COUNSELOR EDUCATION and RELATED TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Professor, Department of Counselor Education and Human Services The University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio (January, 2017-present)

Associate Professor, Department of Counselor Education and Human Services The University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio (January, 2001-January 2017)

Assistant Professor, Department of Counselor Education and Human Services The University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio (August, 1995 – January 2001)

Appointed Adjunct Professor, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio (1994-95) Ohio University, Athens, Ohio (1994-95)

Courses Taught:

University of Dayton (* indicates courses I designed) Brain Based Behavior The Mindful Counselor * (Study Abroad in Ireland) Holistic Wellness *; Ecotherapy*; Treatment of Mental and Emotional Disorders; Positive Psychotherapy*; Advanced Couples Counseling *; Scholarly Project; Making Meaning in a Chaotic World * (Study Abroad in Germany and Austria); Self Defense and the Warrior Archetype: A Jungian Perspective*; Jungian Psychoanalysis: A Primer *; Wellness Through Character Development *; Therapeutic Narratology *; Counseling Men*; Thesis course; Existential Therapy *; Alternative Therapies *; Spirituality in Counseling *; Theories and Techniques of Counseling; Theories and Techniques of Group Counseling Group Practicum; Practicum; Internship; Psychology of Lifestyle and Career Decision Making; Psychology of Individual Differences; Philosophical, Professional, Legal, and Ethical Aspects in Counseling; Psychology of Personality and Human Development Over the Lifespan; Introduction to Student Personnel *; Student Personnel Internship *

The Ohio State University Legal and Ethical Issues in Counseling; Career Development; Career Development for Non-Traditional Students; Counseling Practicum; First Early Experience Program

Ohio University Orientation to Student Life

Hocking College Transitions: Personal and Professional Planning*

PROFESSIONAL TEACHING and LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS

Participant, Lilly Conference on Teaching Excellence, Miami University (2011) Selected Participant, Leadership UD, University of Dayton (2002-2003) Teaching Fellow, Teaching Effectiveness Program, University of Dayton (1998) Participant, Lilly Conference on Teaching Excellence, Miami University (1998)

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles

Hall, S., & Flaum Hall, M.E. (2015). Reflecting character: Counseling with a virtue vocabulary.VISTAS Spring 2015, American Counseling Association journal.

Flaum Hall, M.E. & Hall, S. (2014). Wellness and the neuroscience of learning: Implications for counselor education. VISTAS Spring 2014, American Counseling Association journal.

Flaum Hall, M.E. & Hall, S. (2013). When treatment becomes trauma: Defining, preventing, and transforming medical trauma. VISTAS Summer 2013, American Counseling Association journal. Selected as the ACA article of the month.

Kelch, B. & Hall, S. (2011). Using the character development model in the group counseling context with a court mandated substance abuse client: A clinical report. Journal of Groups in Addiction and Recovery, 6(4), 319-330.

Galvin, C. & Hall, S. (2011). Supervising and training counseling students on religious and spiritual issues: A qualitative study. NC Perspectives, 4(1), 36-48.

Hall, S., Flaum, M. & Russo, C. (2008). The legal and ethical implications of counseling gay, lesbian, and bisexual clients: A rebuttal. The Best of VISTAS 2008, American Counseling Association journal.

Hall, S. (Spring, 2006). Developing character identity: A new framework for counseling adults in transition. ADULTSPAN Journal, 5(1), 15-24.

Young, J. & Hall, S. (2006). Individual scenario planning: A therapeutic tool for clients living in environments characterized by uncertainty and rapid change. Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health, 21(1), 39-52.

Miller, H., Hall, S., & Hunley, S. (2004). Value perceptions of integrative health care: A study of primary care physicians and professional clinical counselors. Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 34(2), 117-124.

Davis, T., McGlothlin, J. & Hall, S., & (2003) Career counseling: Why it should be important to all professional counselors. Journal of Counselor Practice, 6(12), 124-128.

Hall, S. & McGlothlin, J. (Spring, 2003) Fostering a resilient identity: An individual and national struggle. Healing Ministry Journal, 10(1), 35-38.

McGlothlin, J., & Hall, S. (Spring, 2003) Group counseling for the family caregivers of alzheimer’s clients: An existential approach. Dimensions of Counseling: Research, Theory and Practice, 31(1), 25-31.

Hall, S. (2002) The responsibilities and challenges of the American school counselor. PEDAGOGICA, 8, 52-56. (national Bulgarian education journal).

Hall, S., & Demmitt, A. (Nov/Dec, 2001) The Spiritual relationship system (SRS): A framework for holistic counseling. Healing Ministry Journal, 8(6), 223-227.

Rueth, T., & Hall, S. (2001) Grey winter/blue mood: Understanding seasonal affective disorder and Subsyndromal SAD. Journal of Counselor Practice, 4(1), 101-104.

McGlothlin, J., Hall, S. (2000) American association of suicidology and suicide hotline confidentiality in Ohio. Journal of Counselor Practice, 3(12), 91-94.

Demmitt, A., & Hall, S. (2000) Hospitality: Creating the context for ministry. Healing Ministry Journal, 7(1), 31-33.

Hall, S.E., & Reuth, T. (1999) Counselors in the classroom: A developmental approach to student well-being. NASSP Bulletin, 83(603), 27-33.

Hall, S. (1999) A humanistic approach to working with children and adolescents. Porodica i dijete, 46(2), 15-16. (national Bosnia-Herzogovinia education journal).

Hall, S. & Young, J. (1999) A model for coaching adults in late-life transitions. Career Planning and Adult Development Journal,15(3), 27-32.

Rueth, T., & Hall, S. (1999) Dealing with the anger and hostility of those who grieve. American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Care; now American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine), 743-746.

Hall, S. E., & Sears, S. J. (1997) Promoting identity development in the classroom: A new role for academic faculty. Journal on Excellence in College Teaching, 8(3), 3-24.

Hall, S. (1997). Spiritual diversity: A challenge for hospice chaplains. The American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Medicine, 14(5), 221-223. Reprinted in Healing Ministry Journal, 4(3), 78- 80.

Hall, S., & Marshall, K. (1996). Enhancing volunteer effectiveness: A didactic and experiential workshop.The American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Medicine, 13(5), 24-27.

Hall, S., & Marshall, K. (1996). Enhancing volunteer effectiveness. The American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Medicine, 13(3), 22-25.

Peer Reviewed Publications in a Book

Hall, S. E. (2007a.) Attitudes. In Power, F., Nuzzi, R., Narvaez, D., Lapsley, D., & Hunt, T. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 30-31). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007b.) Character education. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 63-65). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007c.) Counseling. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 112-113). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007d.) Development of character. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 68-69). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007e.) Dissonance. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 140-141). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007f.) Existentialism. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 171-173). Westport, CT: Praeger. Hall, S. E. (2007g.) Faith. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 1, pp. 176-177). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007h.) Identity. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 2, pp. 220-221). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007i.) Motivation. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 2, pp. 304-305). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007j.) Transition. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 2, pp. 444-445). Westport, CT: Praeger.

Hall, S. E. (2007k.) Wellness. In Power, F., et.al. (Eds.) Moral Education: A handbook, (Vol. 2, pp. 471-473). Westport, CT: Praeger

Book Flaum Hall, M. E. and Hall, S. E. (2016). Managing the psychological impact of medical trauma: A guide for mental health and health care professionals. New York: Springer.

Clinical Assessment Tools

Hall, S. & Flaum Hall (2016). Secondary 7- Lifestyle Effects Screening tool. Springer Publishing. The S7-LES assesses the presence of negative or maladaptive responses (secondary crises) to medical events, illnesses, and procedures in relation to seven life domains.

Flaum Hall, M. & Hall, S. (2016). Medical Mental Health Screening tool (MMHS). Springer Publishing. The MMHS is a pre-screening tool to assesses risk factors that can contribute to adverse psychological responses (specifically, traumatic stress responses) to medical events, illnesses, and procedures.

Hall, S. (2006). Character Identity Inventory (CII). In Developing character identity: A new framework for counseling adults in transition. ADULTSPAN Journal, 5(1), 15-24. The CII is a a self-rating tool used to note strength and weaknesses in character within life domains.

Professional Newsletter Publications

Campbell, S., Clark, K., Hall, S. (Spring, 2014). Moral injury: An emerging issue. Guidelines, 40(2), 23-24.

Hall, S. (2002) The changing role of the American school counselor. University of Dayton and Bulgarian Conference proceedings. Funded by the Fulbright Commission

Hall, S. (Spring, 2000) Spiritual awakenings in the new millennium. Connections, 4(2), 2-3. (OASERVIC state newsletter).

Hall, S. (1999) Challenging others – challenging ourselves: Reflections of Bosnia. Guidelines, 25(6), 1-2.

Hall, S. (1998) The nature of nature. Guidelines, 24(3), 1-2.

Hall, S. (October 20, 1997) Professional counselors provide valuable assistance (editorial). Dayton Daily News.

Hall, S. (1996). Professional Issues: AMHCA and ASCA Report from Fargo. Guidelines, 23(2).

Book Reviews

Soul Mapping: An Imaginative Way to Self-Discovery. Frost, N., Ruge, K., & Shoup, R. (Marlowe & Co: New York). for Counseling Today (April, 2001).

Referred Publication Reviewer

Pearson: Merrill Prentice Hall. Reviewer for the publication Spirituality and the Therapeutic Process: A Guide for Mental Health Professionals.

ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational Education. Reviewer for the publication of Niles, S. G., Herr, E., and Hartung, P. Achieving Life Balance: Myths, Realities, and Developmental Perspectives Information Series No. 387.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Reviewer for the publication of Sommers-Flanagan, J. and Sommers- Flanagan, R. (2003) Counseling and Psychotherapy: Theory, Strategy, and Technique.

Josey-Bass. Reviewer for the publication of Broderick, P. and Blewitt, P. (2002). The Life Span: Human Development for Helping Professionals.

Wadsworth Publishing Company. Reviewer for the publication of Corey, G. and Corey, M. Evolution of a Group (workbook and tapes, 1998).

Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy (2009-present) Journal of Research on Christian Education (1999-present) The Ohio Journal of Professional Counseling (founder, 1998)

Community Publications

Bi-monthly Columnist (column bi-line “The Counselor’s Notes”) (2000-2001) Oakwood Register, Oakwood Ohio 12,000 piece weekly distribution

Media Interviews

The William Pace Show for feature on How to Cope with the COVID-19 Pandemic (Oct. 2020).

Safe Harbor House (Springfield, Ohio) video feature on Ecotherapy: Finding your Best Self through Nature (Sept. 2019)

WYSO and WOSU Radio (NPR affiliate stations for Dayton and Columbus, Ohio) for feature on the trauma associated with mass shootings. (Sept., 2019).

Health Professional Radio for feature interview on medical trauma and the book “Managing the Psychological Impact of Medical Trauma: A Guide for Mental Health and Health Care Professionals.” Health Professional Radio is an online radio station aimed at healthcare professionals worldwide. It has an estimated 35,000+ listeners a month, with about 20 percent originating from the U.S. (April, 2017).

Ohio Today Magazine for a feature article of dealing with the effects of a cancer diagnosis and the book Managing the Psychological Impact of Medical Trauma (Dec. 2016). University of Dayton Magazine for a feature article on the book Managing the Psychological Impact of Medical Trauma (2016).

Dayton Daily News for an article on lying and the motivations and effects (2010).

ABC and Fox News. (TV talk show). Segment topic: Gender differences in sexuality (2008).

WHIO TV panel participant. Segment topic: School violence (2008).

The Parents Journal with Bobbi Conner (radio talk show). Segment topic: Good Alternatives to those Negative Childhood Behaviors. Interview distributed to 170 radio stations nationally (2006).

The Poughkeepsie Journal for an article on helping children transition from summer to school days (2005).

Dayton Daily News for an article on career development and transitions (2003).

Dayton Educator for an article entitled Counseling Virtues. The focus was on my approach to mental and emotional wellbeing through character development (2002).

The Springfield Times for a focus article on the role of the school counselor during crises (2001).

The Columbus Dispatch for a focus article on tattling by students, and how recent school violence has redefined the meaning and necessity of tattling. (2001).

Invited guest on the talk show 19 at Noon. The topic of discussion was transitions. Columbus, Ohio (February, 2001).

Men’s Fitness magazine (3 issues, 2001) and Shape magazine (1 issue). Topics focused on communication, relationships, and the psychological development of men.

Channel 7 News (Dayton, Ohio) for ways to handle depression during the winter months and as we enter the new millennium (2001).

Dayton Daily News for a focus story on “depression during the holidays” (1999). The story also appeared in the following newspapers: St. Paul Pioneer Press, St. Paul, MN Orange County Register, Santa Anna, CA Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster, PA

Austin American-Statesman, Austin, TX Town Talk, Alexandria, LA Day, New London, CT Johnson City Press, Johnson City, TN Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY Sunday Times, Scranton, PA Indiana Gazette, Indiana, PA Record, Kitchener, Ontario, CN Detroit Free Press, Detroit, MI

Professional Awards and Grants

Neeley, S., Jenkins, Z., Hall, S., Patton, S., Ellison, S., Juin, F. (2020) $6,000. Acceleration of Prevention and Population Health Education (APTR) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Academic Partnerships to improve health. The grant is to develop a unified command response simulation for health profession students in an interprofessional response to a disease outbreak.

Hall, S. (2009) The first annual OASERVIC Leadership and Humanitarian Award. Ohio Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling.

Hall, S. (2004) $3,000. Program for Christian Leadership – Faculty Grant for Vocational Development to attend summer study program in Jungian analysis in Engelberg and Zurich, Switzerland.

Hall, S. (2003) $500. 2002-2003 University of Dayton School of Education and Allied Professions Outstanding Teaching Award.

Hall, S. (2001) $5,000. The Ohio State University Research Foundation Teaching Tech-Prep Grant.

Hall, S. (2000) $200. SOEAP grant to establish two Emerging Leader Grants for identified students who demonstrate leadership promise in the counseling profession.

Hall, S. (2000) $3910. University of Dayton Research Council Seed Grant Award supporting the proposal “Similarities and Differences Between Ohio School Counselors and Bosnian Pedagogues: A Framework for Collaboration.”

Hall, S. (1999) Presidential Service Award for 1998-1999. Ohio Counseling Association

Hall, S. (1999). $3,000. Technology grant supporting multimedia presentations. School of Education and Allied Professions, University of Dayton.

Polanski, P., & Hall, S. (1999). $2950. Technology grant supporting distance supervision capabilities. School of Education and Allied Professions, University of Dayton.

Hall, S. (1997). $1,800. Research grant to study mental health issues in Bosnia. Office of Graduate Studies and Research and Center for International Programs.

Hall, S. & Self, E. (1997). $1,000. Research grant to survey non-member perceptions of professional counseling organization membership. Ohio Counseling Association.

Hall, S. (1997) State Division Development Award, Association for Spiritual, Religious, & Ethical Values in Counseling.

Hall, S. (1997) Administrative grant to develop a state branch of the Association for Spiritual, Religious, & Ethical Values in Counseling.

Hall, S. (1996) American Counseling Association Midwest Region Emerging Leader Award.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Davis, T., Hall, S., & Cook, D. (2020). Blending Solution Focused School Counseling and Existentialism: A Counseling Combination for our Current Times. All Ohio Counselors Conference. Virtual.

Neeley, S., Jenkins, Z., Paton, S., Hall, S., & Ellison, S. (2020). Outbreak! A Classroom Simulation of a Unified Response to a Progressing Epidemic. Association for Prevention Teaching and Research. National webinar.

Hall, S. & Balaj, C. (2019). Detecting and Preventing Violent Extremism: Working with the TRAP 18 and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force, Dayton, OH.

Hall, M.F. & Hall, S. (2019). Keynote address: Vacterl Association & Medical Trauma. Vacterl Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Hall, S. & Collier, C. (2017). Patient, Family, and Staff Support After Obstetric Hemorrhage. Safety Action Series virtual presentation. Council on Patient Safety in Women’s Health Care.

Hall, M.F. & Hall, S. (2017). Medical Treatment, Medical Trauma: Roles for Counselors in Integrated Care. American Mental Health Counselors Association conference, Washington, D.C.

Winters, D. & Hall, S. (2016). Kids Serve, Too! The Psychological Effects of Parental Deployment on Military Children. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, M.F. & Hall, S. (2016). Understanding Medical Trauma and Implications for Hospice and Palliative Care. National Hospice and Palliative Care Organizations (NHPCO), American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM) and Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association (HPNA)'s 2016 Virtual Conference - Challenges on the Front Lines: Effective Approaches to Complex Cases.

Hall, M.F. & Hall, S. (2016; accepted). The Patient Experience and Medical Trauma: Integrating Mental Health Professionals to Improve Care. Patient Experience Conference (The Beryl Institute), Dallas, Texas.

Silliman, S. & Hall, S. (2014; accepted). Speaking in to the silence of shame: Healing old wounds and creating healthy pride through character development. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Flaum Hall, M. & Hall, S. (2013). When treatment becomes trauma: Understanding prevention, treatment, and transformation of medical trauma. American Counseling Association Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Flaum Hall, M. (2013). Facilitating Post Traumatic Growth: An integrative, holistic approach to the healing journey. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Flaum Hall, M. & Hall, S. (2012). When treatment becomes trauma: Understanding prevention, treatment, and transformation of medical trauma. All Ohio Counselor Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Flaum Hall, M. (2011). Positive Psychology in Couples Counseling: Creative Interventions for Relationship Wellness. All Ohio Counselor Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Flaum, M. (2010). Beyond techniques: Understanding how counselor characteristics impact counseling outcomes. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Flaum, M. & Hall, S. (2010). The Communication Habits Assessment: An Innovative Approach to Learning Counseling Microskills from an Ecological Perspective. American Counseling Association Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Flaum, M. & Hall, S. (2009). Men, Women, and the Co-Independent Epidemic: Helping Clients Find True Connection through Vulnerability. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S., Silliman. S. & Flaum, M. (2009). Facing the Enemy Within: A Cognitive-Existential Approach in Treating Combat-Related PTSD. American Counseling Association National Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina.

Kelch, B. & Hall, S. (2008 accepted). “Counselor – You Don’t Understand – My Case is Different:” Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment for the Impaired Professional. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Kelch, B. & Hall, S. (2008 accepted). Is there a Magic Bullet? Pharmacologically Assisted Addiction Management. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Silliman. S. & Hall, S. (2008 accepted). Pulling Back the Curtain on the Powerful Oz: Understanding & Counseling Male Batterers. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio

Flaum, M. & Hall, S. (2008). Likeability as Double-edged Sword: New Research Sheds Light on the Dark Side of Counselors. American Counseling Association National Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Hall, S. & Flaum, M. (2008). Refusing to Counsel Homosexual Clients: Discrimination? American Counseling Association National Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.

Hall, S. & Silliman. S. (2007). Confronting the Enemy Within: Understanding and Treating Combat-Related Stress Disorder. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Silliman. S. & Hall, S. (2007). Men, Depression, and the Early Years. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Kelch, B. & Hall, S. (2007). Smoke and Mirrors: Screening for the Detection of Adolescent Substance Abuse. All Ohio Counselor Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Silliman, S. & Hall, S. (2006). Demystifying Houdini: Understanding the Major Elusive Veils of Masked Depression in Men. American Mental Health Counselors Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Hall, S. & Silliman. S. (2006). Treating Houdini: The Major Elusive Veils of Male Depression. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Silliman, S. & Hall, S. (2006). Living on the Other Side: The Hidden World of Male Internet Porn Addiction. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Flaum-Bowman, M. & Hall, S. (2006). Counselor Educators Without Borders: Developing an International Education Experience for Students. North Central Association for Counselor Educators and Supervisors, Kansas City, Missouri.

Hall, S. (2005). Addressing Spiritual Concerns of Clients as a Counselor. All Ohio Counselor Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S., & Pasquinilli, M. (2005). Behavior Coaching in the Classroom: A Collaboration Between Teachers and School Counselors. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Silliman, S. (2005). Exposing Houdini: The Major Elusive Veils of Male Depression. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S., & Miller, H. (2005). Values perceptions of integrative health care. A study of primary care physicians and professional clinical counselors. American Counseling Association National Conference, Atlanta, Georgia.

Hall, S., & Miller, H. (2004). Values perceptions of integrative health care. A study of primary care physicians and professional clinical counselors. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Demmitt, A., Hall, S. & Rueth, T. (2004) Integrating Spirituality in Counseling: An Approach for Counselor Educators and Counselors. American Counseling Association, Kansas City, Kansas.

Miller, H., Hall, S., & Riley, P. (2003) Building an Integrative Relationship: Professional Clinical Counselors and Primary Care Physicians. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Polanski, P., Hall, S., Demmitt, A., & Rueth, T. (2003) Moving from Good Intentions to Intentionality: Integrating Head and Heart. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Miller, H., Hall, S., & Riley, P. (2003) Professional Clinical Counselors and Primary Care Physicians: Collaborating for Integrative Health Care. Ohio Psychological Association Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Davis, T., Hall, S., et al (March, 2003) Factors Related to Promotion and Tenure Decisions in CACREP Programs. American Counseling Association National Conference, Annahiem, California.

Rueth, T. & Hall, S. (March, 2003) Dealing with the Anger and Hostility of Those who Grieve. American Counseling Association National Conference, Annahiem, California.

Hall, S., et.al (2002) Clinical Supervision: Foundations and Current Issues (invited pre- conference session). All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Miller, H., Hall, S., & Riley, P. (2002) Professional Counselors and Physicians: Collaborating for Integrative Health Care. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2001) Wellness Through Character Development (invited post-conference session). All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Conklin, D. & Hall, S. (2001) Holistic: Existentialism: A Path Out of Depression. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Ratcliff, J. & Hall, S. (2001) Making the Connection: Integrating Social Psychology in Counseling Practice. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Polanski, P. & Hall, S. (2001) Spirituality in Clinical Supervision. American Counseling Association National Conference, San Antonio, Texas.

Rueth, T., Polanski, P., Hall, S., & Demmitt, A. (2001) Integrative Clinical Supervision. Mental Health Services, Inc., Springfield, Ohio.

Hall, S., & McAlister, H. (Nov. 2000) Reel Diagnosing: Using Film to Understand Clinical Disorders. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio. Rueth, T., Polanski, P., & Hall, S. (2000) The Art of Clinical Supervision. Miami Valley Counseling Association, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1999) Depression During the Holidays. Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S., & Young, J. (1999) Finding the Diamond: Helping Adults Discover their Authentic Selves. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Polanski, P., Hall, S., Demmitt, A. & Rueth, T. (1999 accepted) Clinical Supervision Association for Counselor Education and Supervision National Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana.

McCurdy, K., & Hall, S. (1999 accepted) Long-Distance Supervision: Implications and Advancements. Association for Counselor Education and Supervision National Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana.

McCurdy, K., Davis, T., & Hall, S. (1999) Doctoral Level Internships in Counselor Education. American Counseling Association World Conference. San Diego, California.

Hall, S., Demmit, A, Rueth, T., & Polanski, P. (1999) Supervision in the New Millenium. South Community Mental Health, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S., & Demmitt, A. (1998) Soul in the art of counseling. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Demmitt, A. (1998) Holistic counseling: The art of integrating and facilitating soul. Counseling and Spirituality: Conflict or Convergence Conference, Gannon University, Erie, Pennsylvania.

Demmitt, A. & Hall, S. (1998) The inclusion of soul: Counseling the individual for personal and societal change. American Counseling Association World Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Hall, S. & McGlothlin, J. (1997). Being In Transition. All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1997). Developing a unique partnership: Student development and faculty working together to develop the whole person University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1997). Leadership theory in practice Leadership for Tomorrow series, Office of Student Activities, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio.

Demmitt, A. & Hall, S. (1997). The Mind body spirit connection: Merging the individual with the community. American Counseling Association World Conference, Orlando, Florida.

Benz, C., Hall, S. and panel. Perspectives on Religious Schooling. American Education Research Association Conference. Chicago, Illinois.

Hall, S. (1996). Adult retention through career development, assertiveness, & communication. What Works II: Postsecondary Education in the 21st Century conference, University Park, Pennsylvania.

Hall, S. & Demmitt, A. (1996). Completing the holistic triangle: Merging spirituality in the counseling process. American Counseling Association World Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Demmitt, A. & Hall, S. (1996). Effective multicultural counseling through curiosity, openness, and questioning. Multicultural Counseling: Beyond Theory to Practice conference, Athens, Ohio.

Davis, T. & Hall, S. (1995). Legal and ethical issues for school counselors. Ohio University, Ironton, Ohio.

Davis, T. & Hall, S. (1994). Sexual harassment in the schools. Ohio Counseling Association state conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1994). Managing your personal and professional time. American Red Cross Ohio Training Institute, Granville, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1994). Dealing with change. Residence Hall Director’s Training, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1994). Making a successful transition to college. First Year Orientation Program, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1994). Date Rape and Substance Use. Alpha Phi Sorority, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1993). Retention through career development, assertiveness, and communication. Adults of Color in Higher Education: An Institutional Response conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1993). Understanding and coping with stress. Children’s Hospital Nursing conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1993). Stress management workshop series. Ohio Bureau of Employment Services.

Hall, S. (1993). Rush counselors training. Women’s Panhellenic Association, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Young, J. (1993). Being in transition. Upper Arlington Public Library, Columbus, Ohio.

Young, J. & Hall, S. (1993). Being in transition. Creative Activities Program, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1992). Impact of job loss on Family: Coping with stress. Asian Indian Women’s Organization of Columbus, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1991). Project hope: Self-esteem and self defense for “At Risk” Appalachian youth. Athens Middle School, Athens, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1991). Coordinated three career fairs for displaced coal miners. Tri-County Career Education, Cadiz, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1990). Career directions, resumes, and interviews. Sigma Kappa Sorority, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, 1990.

INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

Hall, S. (June-July, 2001) Responsibilities and Challenges of the American School Counselor, University of Sophia, Bulgaria. (4 day presentation given at Kiten, Bulgaria) funded by the Fulbright Commission

Russo, C. & Hall, S. (March, 1999) Juvenile Delinquency: An American Perspective on the Legal and Psychological Underpinnings, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzogovinia.

Russo, C. & Hall, S. (March, 1999) Special Education: Legal and Psychological Implications and Solutions, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzogovinia.

STATE PRESENTATIONS

Hall, S. (April, 2016). Mindful Practice. Lunch and Learn series, Health and Wellness Programs, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2014). Keynote. Chi Sigma Iota Induction Ceremony. Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2012). Positive Psychology and Wellness. Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2012) Facing the Enemy Within: Treating Combat PTSD. Chi Sigma Iota-Upsilon Delta Spring Workshop, Dayton, Ohio.

Flaum, M., & Hall, S. (2008). Team building for program managers. South Community Behavioral Healthcare, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Flaum, M. (2007) Practical Approaches to Clinical Supervision. Clark State Community College Continuing Education, Springfield, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Flaum, M. (2007) Working with At-Risk College Students Using a Holistic Approach. Sinclair Community College Counseling Center, Dayton, Ohio.

Flaum, M. & Hall, S. (2007). Legal/Ethical Issues and Best Practices. Bel-El Counseling Centers, Urbana, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Silliman, S. (2007). Trapped in the Middle: Understanding Male Internet Porn Addiction on the College Campus. The Ohio State University Psychological Services staff, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Pasquinilli, M. (2007). Behavior Coaching for Parents. Erma Bombeck Center, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2006). The Depression Continuum: Where we are, How we got there, and What to do about it. Physicians Alliance of Clark County, Springfield, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2005). Storytelling and Narrative Therapy. 2-day presentation for pastoral counselors, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S., & Schaller, M. (2004). Understanding Gender Dynamics in Communication. 2-day presentation given at Chaminade-Julianne, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (January, 2003). Knowing the Good, Loving the Good, and Doing the Good. Keynote given at the Greater Cincinnati Counseling Association Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2003). Spiritual Counseling. Evangelical Lutheran Education Association Conference, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S., et.al (2002) Clinical Supervision: Foundations and Current Issues (invited pre- conference session). All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S (2002). Fundamentals of Clinical Supervision. Sponsored by the Ohio Counseling Association and the Ohio Mental Health Counselors Association, Perrysburg, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2001) Wellness Through Character Development (invited post-conference session). All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Schaller, M., & Hall, S. (2001). Gender Issues. Franklin County Court, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2001). Future Trends in Counseling. Springfield City School District, Springfield, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Davis, T. (2001). Clinical Supervision: Roles and Responsibilities. Southeast Ohio Counseling Association Conference, Lancaster, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2001) Career, Change, & Character: Where are you? Career Planning and Placement staff, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. & Schaller, M. (2001). Helping Develop Students’ Internal Identity. Faculty Development Series, University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2000). Career Development and Transitions: Clinical Impressions. Southwest EAP Association Conference, Oxford, Ohio.

Hall, S. (2000). Panel of Current and Former Counseling Journal Editors: Reflections and Recommendations for Publication. OACES Spring Gathering 2000, Columbus, Ohio.

Hall, S. (1999). Panel presentation on building individuals and community. Dreams, Fears, and Hopes of Our Lives Meet the Millennium (conference on collaboration of Dayton, Ohio and Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzogovinia).

Hall, S. (1996). Exploring spirituality. Spiritual Issues In Counseling conference, Tipp City, Ohio.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Department

Coordinator – Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program (2010-present) Community Counseling Program (2002-2010) Clinical Experience Coordinator - Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program (2015-2018) Faculty Advisor and Founder- Chi Sigma Iota, Upsilon Delta Chi Chapter (2011- 2018) Search Committee Chair for College Student Personnel faculty position (2012, 2019) Faculty Advisor and Founder– Chi Sigma Iota, Upsilon Delta Chapter (2007-2011) Search Committee for School Counseling faculty position (2005) Committee for the revision of the School Counseling Program (2004) Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP) Committee Search Committee for new faculty and department chair (2000) Co-coordinator – Community Counseling Program (1998-2002) Coordinator - College Student Personnel Counseling Program (1995-98) Technological Initiatives Coordinator (2000-2006) International Relations Coordinator (2001- 2010)

School of Education and Health Sciences

Honors and Awards Committee (2011-2015), Chair (2011-2015) Promotion and Tenure Committee (Fall 2015, 2005–2011, 2016-present), Chair (2006-2008) NCATE/CACREP Committee

Faculty Affairs Committee (Chair) 2002-2005, 1996-1997; member (1995-2005) School of Education Congress Executive Council (1996-1997; 2000-2008; 2011-2015)

Dissertation Committees

Ph.D candidate Jason Ecker (University of Dayton) Dissertation title: TBD Expected Graduation: May 2019

Ph.D candidate Ameena Mu'men (Ohio University) Dissertation title: Racial Identity and Resilience as Predictors of the Psychological Health of African American Men Graduated, May 2010

Ph.D. candidate LaCreta R. Evans (University of Dayton) Dissertation title: Education is a Way Out: Narratives of Recovering Addicts Who Utilized Formal Education as a Part of Their Recovery Journeys Graduated, May 2003

Ph.D. candidate Christina Rosen (University of Cincinnati) Dissertation title: Topics Discussed in Supervision by Counselors Related to Values, Beliefs, Religion and Spirituality Graduated, December 2003

Ph.D. candidate Jeffrey Pellegrino (University of Dayton) Dissertation title: A Qualitative Study of the Staffing Practices of Three Successful Residential Learning Communities Graduated, May 2002

Ph.D. candidate Ken McCurdy (Ohio University) Dissertation title Distance Supervision: Implication for Counselor Education Graduated, June 2002

Ph.D. candidate Emmanual Anunike (University of Dayton) Dissertation title: A Case Study of a Degree Completion Program at a Midwest University Graduated, August 2001

Ph.D. candidate Barbara Townsend-Champion (University of Dayton) Dissertation title: Utilization of Decision-Making Skills as Related to Problem Solving by Entry Level Principals of Secondary Schools Graduated, August 2001

Ph.D. candidate Karen Townsend (University of Dayton) Dissertation title Not Because Of, But In Spite Of: A qualitative study of high achieving at-risk African American college students Graduated, December 2000

Ph.D. candidate Jim Judge (University of Dayton) Dissertation title Effects of the Infusion of Conflict Management Skills within the Curriculum Upon Urban School Climate

Graduated 1998

University of Dayton

Promotion and Tenure Committee (2016-present) Health and Wellness Committee (2014-present) University Grievance Hearing Board (2009-2013) Academic Senate (2000-2003) Executive Council of the Academic Senate (2000-2003) Faculty Affairs Committee of the Academic Senate (2000-2003) Education Leadership Council (2000-2003)

Non Profit Organizations

Board of Directors, Military Veterans Resource Center, Columbus, Ohio (2016-2018) Board of Trustees, Asian Arts Center, Kettering, Ohio (2002-2013)

Dayton Community

Oakwood High School Career Fair, Oakwood, Ohio (2016, 2002)

State of Ohio

State of Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board Expert witness (2000) Clinical Examination Development Committee (1997-1998) Legislative & Rules Revision Committee (1997-1998) Dayton Public Schools Continuous Improvement Committee (higher education’s representative from UD, 1998- 2000) State of Ohio Department of Education Committee to review school counselor preparation programs for accreditation (1997-99) Guidance and Counseling Advisory Committee (1996-1999) Ohio Counseling Association - President (1998-99) Ohio Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling - founder (1997)

Professional Associations and Leadership Positions (National, State, and Local)

American Counseling Association Membership Committee (1998-2001) Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Membership Committee (1998-2001) Ohio Counseling Association Past-President (1999-2000) President (1998-99) President-Elect (1997-98) Treasurer (1996-97) By-Laws Committee Chair (1991-92) Ohio Mental Health Counselors Association Executive Board (2005-2006)

Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Ohio Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling Founder (1997) Central Ohio Counseling Association President (1995-96) Miami Valley Counseling Association Professional Counselors Network Coordinator, OSU (1993-94) Chi Sigma Iota - Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society International Vice President, Alpha Chapter, Ohio University (1990-91)

Special Projects

Interprofessional Education Consortium (February, April, October, 2019, 2018, 2019, 2020). Collaborated with colleagues at several institutions (University of Dayton, Wright State University, Cedarville University, Miami University, Sinclair Community College) to create an interprofessional learning experience for students in the following disciplines: Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Physicians Assistant, Dietetics, Social Work, Nursing, Medical, Radiology, Doctor of Pharmacy, and Public Health. Students learned about the various disciplines by working in teams on a case study and developing a treatment plan based on their deliberations. Each team then presented their approach to a panel of faculty for feedback.

Hall, S., Brayler, J., & Hemmert, L. (2017). Developed a three semester hour course sequence on interprofessional education and integrative healthcare. The sequence will be part of a certificate for professionals and advanced graduate students.

Hall, S. & Pasquinilli, M. (2005). Mad River Local Schools, Dayton, Ohio. Implemented a 6- week intervention on behavior modification with at risk students using physical conditioning through martial arts. Services included a three-hour workshop to 120 teachers and administrators in the Mad River district.

Pasquinilli, M. & Hall, S. (2005). West Carrolton City Schools, West Carrolton, Ohio. Implemented an 8 week intervention on behavior coaching in the classroom to 35 teachers and administrators. Services included lectures, classroom observations, and one on one instruction.

Hall, S. (1999) Initiated a team with the departments of Psychology and Education at the University of Sarajevo to discuss the current mental health services in the community and schools in the Canton of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. Research was funded and findings were published in the national Bosnia-Herzegovina education journal Porodica i dijete.

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING EXPERIENCE

South Community Mental Health Services, Dayton, Ohio West Carrollton School District, West Carrollton, Ohio Mad River Local Schools, Dayton, Ohio Springfield City Schools, Springfield, Ohio Cornerstone Psychological Services, Columbus, Ohio Cornerstone Consulting Group (CCG), Columbus, Ohio

Shape magazine, Los Angeles, California Men’s Fitness magazine, Los Angeles, California The Selding Group, Dayton, Ohio Paragon Research, Dayton, Ohio R. Dorsey and Associates, Columbus, Ohio South Community Mental Health, Dayton, Ohio NCS-IS, Hilliard, Ohio Rescot, Inc., Trevose, Pennsylvania Bank One, Columbus, Ohio Center for Applied and Professional Education, Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio State of Ohio Counselor and Social Worker Board, Columbus, Ohio Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, Columbus, Ohio Columbus Metropolitan Library, Columbus, Ohio Franklin University, Columbus, Ohio Board of Education, Lancaster City School District, Lancaster, Ohio Tri-County Joint Vocational School District, Nelsonville, Ohio Women’s Panhellenic Association, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio Maritz, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri Matt Talbot House (substance abuse recovery home), Springfield, Ohio General Rehabilitation Corporation, Columbus, Ohio CompDrug Corporation, Columbus, Ohio The Huntington National Bank, Columbus, Ohio American Red Cross Department of Defense Hospice of Rutherford County, Forest City, North Carolina

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING & SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE

Clinical Counselor, 2005- present Medical Reserve Corps, West Central Ohio Region

Clinical Supervisor, 3/2000 – present

Clinical Counselor, 3/96-present Private Practice, Hawthorne Integrative, LLC, Dayton, Ohio

Outpatient Therapist, 2/95-8/95 CompDrug Corporation, Columbus, Ohio Worked with opiate addicted clients in an intensive outpatient facility. Responsibilities included diagnostic assessment and coordination of services with county agencies.

Outpatient Therapist (contract), 9/93-3/95 Northwest Counseling Services, Columbus, Ohio Provided counseling to individuals and groups with career, adjustment, and relationship concern. Also, conducted workshops to various support and organizational groups.

Home-Based Family Therapist/ Child Community Support Program (CCSP) Team Coordinator, 8/94-2/95 Tri-County Mental Health and Counseling Services, Logan, Ohio Diagnosed and treated mental and emotional disorders with Severely Emotionally Disturbed

(SED) youth referred by local schools, children services, and juvenile court. Conducted intensive brief individual and family therapy with Appalachian population in home and school settings while engaging in crisis intervention as needed. Coordinated efforts of community agencies involved with clients and advocated for appropriate funding; and supervised three case managers.

Counselor Trainee (Intern), 9/91-9/92 The Ohio State University Psycho Educational Clinic, Columbus, Ohio Counseled individuals and groups to include intakes and assessments and presented and analyzed cases as member of a multidisciplinary team.

Counselor Trainee (Intern), 1/91-6/91 Hocking College Counseling Center, Nelsonville, Ohio Responsible for developing and conducting a grant funded, substance abuse awareness program for students preparing to enter the work force. Provided personal, academic, and career counseling to a non-traditional student population and assisted adult clients in life transitions through counseling and workshops.

Substance Abuse Educator (Intern), 1/91-6/91 Office of Health Education, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Facilitated the “Alcohol, Drugs, and You” program for substance use offenders referred by judiciaries and the Office of Student Development. Coordinated with director on designing “proactive” substance abuse programs.

Career Advisor (Graduate Assistant), 9/89-6/91 Office of Career Planning and Placement, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Presented a variety of career development workshops and seminars. Designed and conducted outreach programs to various student groups and tested individuals with career concerns.

MILITARY

Captain (rank at separation; honorable discharge) United States Army Reserve, 5/85-8/93 HHQ, 2nd Bn, 11th Special Forces Group (Airborne) 8/89-8/93 Company C, 391st Engineer Bn (CBT) 5/85-8/89