CELPS

 

Michael L. Baltimore BRIEF FACULTY BIOGRAPHY

 

Michael L. Baltimore,  Professor of Counseling

 

 Department of Counseling, Foundations & Leadership

 

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Degrees:

• Ph.D. Auburn University 1994 Major: Counselor Education and Supervision
• M. A. Western Carolina University, 1980 Major: Clinical Psychology
• B. S. Columbus College, Columbus, Georgia 1977 Major: Psychology

Work Experience:

• 1999-Present  Professor - Columbus State University (Full Time) Department of Counseling and Educational Leadership.
• 1998-1998 Associate Professor - Columbus State University (Full Time) Department of Counseling and Educational Leadership.
• 1994-Present Assistant Professor - Columbus State University (Full Time) Department of Counseling and Clinical Programs.
• 1996-Present Marriage & Family Therapist/Supervisor  Private Practice - Counseling and Supervision Services.
• 1993-1995 Marriage & Family Therapist/Counselor Private Practice - Child and Family Psychiatry Associates.
• 1993-1994 Adjunct Professor - Columbus College Department of (Part Time) Counseling and Clinical Programs.
• 1993-1994 Adjunct Professor - Troy State University
• 1988-1993 Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - The Pastoral Institute, The Bradley Center, Inc., Columbus, GA.
• 1987-88 Administrator - Columbus Home Care, Inc., Columbus Regional Healthcare Systems, Inc.

Projects:

• Counselor Education - Training and Supervision
• Marriage and Family Therapy - Training and Supervision
• Use of Technology in Counseling
• Counselor Service to the Community.

Courses Taught:

Graduate

• Counseling Theory
• Marriage and Family Theory and Process
• Advanced Interventions in Marriage and Family Therapy
• Marital Systems
• Counseling Children
• Practicum and Internship
• Marriage and Family Supervision
• Family Life Education

Undergraduate

• College 105