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Victor Kennerly, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Counseling
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Bio

 I have many years of teaching and counseling experience at the secondary and college levels with students diverse in age, ability and ethnicity in Detroit, Ann Arbor Spring Arbor, and Flint. I privately supervise and counsel individuals, couples, groups, families, children and adolescents in career, mental health wellness and personal concerns. I have provided monthly lectures and counseling to one hundred fifty inmates at the G. Robert Cotton Correctional Facility in Jackson Michigan. I provide workshops regarding career education and adolescent developmental concerns. Every facet of my training and work has been with a diverse population, academically, socially or otherwise. I have provided student-teacher supervision for Eastern Michigan University, Wayne State University and Spring Arbor University. 

Education

  • Ph.D.: (Counseling/Psychology) Wayne State University

Awards & Honors

WSU College of Education Clinical Supervision

2004

WSU College of Education George E. Leonard Memorial Scholarship

2001

WSU College of Education Lyman a. Hurd, Jr. Scholarship

1998

WSU College of Education Scholarship Award

1990

Wayne County Regional Educational Service Outstanding Contribution to Education

1995

Publications

Journals

Trial and error in career transition, Kennerly, V. L. (2004)