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    Christopher Pisarik, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, CPCS

    Christopher Pisarik

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    College Counseling/Student Affairs Coordinator

    Phone470-239-3028

    Office locationCity Hall, 415, Cumming

    Education

    • Ph.D., Counseling and Counselor Education, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
    • M.A., Counseling and Educational Psychology, University of Nevada, Reno
    • B.A., Humanities, Prescott College

    Licenses and Certifications

    • Licensed Professional Counselor, Georgia
    • National Certified Counselor
    • Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor

    Biography

    Much of Dr. Pisarik's career has been dedicated to facilitating college students’ growth, development, mental health and wellness. As a counselor, a teacher, and a student affairs professional, he has focused on helping students navigate healthy and successful transitions into, through, and out of the college experience. His career is now focused on training skilled and passionate college counselors and student affairs professionals who can do the same. He holds strongly to a developmental perspective and a humanistic approach as foundations for counseling, teaching, and supervision. He attempts to provide students a wide range of hands-on practice, professional experience, and practical knowledge.

    Dr. Pisarik actively serves on committees and interest groups within his professional associations, and within the department he serves on the curriculum committee and the admissions committee. He maintains a small private practice which allows him to continually serve his community.

    Research Interests

    • Career choice and development of college students
    • Career development and mental health of college students
    • Identity development and the college experience
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