 Caroline S. Booth
Assistant Professor
Human Development and Services
349 New School of Education Building
Email: csbooth@ncat.edu
Phone: 336-334-7916
Education
BA, Psychology, WakeForestUniversity
MS, Community Counseling, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
EdS, Marriage and Family Counseling, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
PhD, Counseling and Counselor Education, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Research Interests
I am interested in multicultural/gender issues in counseling, particularly as it relates to holistic wellness, career development, and family relationships. More recently, I have become increasingly interested in technology in counseling, including both teaching and practitioner applications.
Professional Organizations
American Counseling Association
North Carolina Counseling Association
Secretary/Treasurer, North Carolina Association of Marriage and Family Counselors
Current Research Projects
I am working on a qualitative research study examining the plans young women have for balancing work and family. This includes taking an empirical hermeneutic approach to analyzing narrative statements from college aged women regarding their plans for career and how these plans correspond with future marriage and family roles.
Selected Most Recent Publications
Booth, C.S. (under review). A comparison of holistic wellness among African-American and Caucasian undergraduate women. Journal of College Counseling.
Booth, C.S. (under review). Multiple role planning attitudes and career aspirations of African-American and White undergraduate women. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development.
Booth, C.S. (in press). The case of Lily. Southeastern Case Research Association Journal.
Myers, J.E., Mobley, J.K., & Booth, C.S. (2003). Wellness of counseling students:
Practicing what we preach. Counselor Education and Supervision, 42(4), 264-274.
Most Recent Presentations
Booth, C.S., & Webb, T.T. (2009). Baby addiction: Behavioral addiction or pathologizing motherhood? Planned presentation at the annual Rehabilitation of Racial & Ethnic Minorities with Behavioral Addictions (REMBA) Conference, Greensboro, North Carolina.
Booth, C.S. (2009, March). Technology in counseling. Presentation at the annual American Counseling Association Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Booth, C.S., Thompson, N., and Brownlee, C. (2009, March). Changing demographics: Implications for counselors in the 21st century. Presentation at the annual American Counseling Association Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Booth, C.S. (2009, March). Integrating technology into the reluctant field of counselor education: Lessons from distance learning. Presentation at the annual Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference, online.
Booth, C. S., & Spurgeon, S.L. (2008, October). Understanding African-American spirituality in the classroom: Implications for counselor education from multiple perspectives. Presentation at the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Conference, Houston, Texas.
Inspiration/Motivation
I am inspired to understand and discover. This is what motivated me to further my education and continues to be a force in terms of research. In addition, our students inspire me every day with their passion and commitment to help others.
Vision
My vision involves working to make our communities better places. Whether working with clients or students, my goal is to empower others through increased knowledge and self-awareness. |
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