Faculty & Staff

Department of Counselor Education & Human Services

Kathleen Brown is the Administrative Assistant for the Department of Counselor Education & Human Services. She supports the department chair, faculty, and staff. One of her main responsibilities is the coordination of the application process for admission to the department.

Alan Demmitt is the Chair of the Department and an Associate Professor. He specializes in Marriage and Family Counseling as well as Spirituality in Counseling.

Joy Duchak has worked in the Department of Counselor Education & Human Services for 19 years. Joy’s main interest lies in the area of mental disabilities. She is also on the ADAMIS Board and a member of NAMI.

Michelle Flaum is Clinical Faculty for the Community Counseling program.

Susan Gfroerer is a Clinical faculty member for the School Psychology program.

Scott Hall is an Associate Professor and serves as the Advisor of the Community Counseling program. His specialty and research interests focus on existentialism, spirituality in counseling, and identity and character development.

Sawyer Hunley is an Associate Professor and serves as the Advisor of the School Psychology Program in the Department of Counselor Education & Human Services.

Kelli Jo Arndt Marquette is an Assistant Professor for the School Counseling program. Her areas of expertise and research interests include trauma and loss, children, and borderline personality disorder.

Eugene Moulin is a Full Professor for the School Counseling program. He has been at the University for over 30 years and served as the Department Chair for much of that time. His wide variety of interests include career education and school counseling.

Patricia Polanski is an Associate Professor for the Community Counseling program. Her research interests are in the areas of spirituality in counseling, counseling supervision and counseling adolescents.

Angel Rhodes is an Assistant Professor and serves as Advisor of the School Counseling program.

Molly Schaller is an Associate Professor in the Department of Counselor Education and Human Services in the College Student Personnel and Higher Education Administration programs. Her area of expertise and research interest involve College Student Development, especially college sophomores, and student affairs in private higher education.

Darla Twale is a Full Professor in the Higher Education Administration program. Her specialty and research interests focus on how people socialize in the roles of residence life, women students, faculty and administration, and collaborative communities.