College of Education

Ms. Mc Guinness has a wide variety of experiences. She worked as a business manager for 25 years before her career in counseling and continues a small private counseling practice. This wealth of experience plays well in the classroom and in her interactions with supervising counselors. One of the main focuses of her classes is to prepare students for real world experiences.

Ms. Mc Guinness’ research interests include using technology in education, the impact of racial identity development on academic achievement, and counselor supervision.

Education

A.B.D., Counselor Education and Supervision
University of Northern Colorado

M.A., School Counseling
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs - 2004

B.A., Sociology
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs - 2002

Teaching

COUN 504: Human Growth and Development, Day and Night Cohort
COUN 541: Measurement and Appraisal, Day and Night Cohort
COUN 504: Human Growth and Development, United States Air Force Academy
COUN 572: Community Internship, Night Cohort
COUN 512: School Practicum, Day and Evening Cohort
COUN 512: Community Practicum, Night Cohort
LEAD 572: Research and Statistics, Day and Night Cohort and United States Air Force Academy
TED 452/552: Educational Psychology, undergraduate and graduate levels

Scholarship

Dukes, R., Mc Guinness, M. (2008) Scaffolding for Student Success in Learning, Washington, D.C.: Teaching Resources Center publication.
Created a counseling center at Goodland Regional Hospital, Goodland, Kansas, 2006- 2007
Colorado School Counselor Conference. Presented: Counselor as a Supervisor, 2006
Colorado School Counselor Conference. Presented: Preparing High School Students with
ADD/ADHA to be Successful in College, 2005
Boulder Valley High School In-service for teachers. Presented: Recognizing ADD/ADHD in High School Students, 2005

College of Education

Mari McGuiness, M.A.

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