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Leaders and Legacies discusses leadership involvements in the historical development of the profession of counseling. The lives of 23 noteworthy counselors are also chronicled, documenting their dreams, work and accomplishments.
West, Osborn and Bubenzer, in paying well-deserved tribute to many of the leaders in the counseling profession, have done so using a novel approach in capturing the rich and robust developmental history of the profession itself.a must-read for any emerging leader in the counseling profession. -- Howard B. Smith, Ed.D., NCC, CCMHC, LPC, Associate Executive Director for Professional Affairs, American Counseling Association
Bravo!!! This is a classic text that is a 'must-have' for counseling professionals--both new and experienced! There is no other book that gives such a candid description of counseling leadership. -- Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy, Ph.D., Former National Secretary, Chi Sigma Iota International
Leaders and Legacies masterfully describes professional counseling's rich leadership history and those leaders who established the profession's foundation. It should be a required reading for every student, counselor educator, and professional within the field. -- Gerald A. Juhnke, Ed.D., Author of Substance Abuse Assessmentand Diagnosis and Associate Professor and Clinic Director at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Preface
Academy of Advisors
SECTION I. PERSPECTIVES ON LEADERSHIP
1. Dimensions of Leadership in the Counseling Profession, John D. West,Cynthia J. Osborn and Donald L. Bunzer
2. Counseling: Milestones and History Makers, Thomas J. Sweeney
3. School Counselors: Leadership Opportunities and Challenges in the Schools, L. DiAnne Borders and Marie F.Shoffner
4. Counseling in Community Settings, SamuelT. Gladding and Laura J. Veach
5. Tapping the Potential: Leadership Possibilities for Master's Degree Students, Jane A. Cox
6. The Doctorate in Counselor Education: Implications for Leadership, Susan Jones Searsand Thomas E. Davis
SECTION II. NOTED LEADERS AND THEIR LEGACIES
7. Michael Kent Altekruse, Melanie E.Rawlins and Michael C. Altekruse
8. Roger F. Aubrey, William C. Briddick and Richard L. Hayes
9. Loretta Bradley, Gerald Parr, Judith A. Lewis and ArethaMarbley
10. David Kendrick Brooks, Jr., Earl J.Ginter
Mary Thomas Burke, Sylvia Nassar-McMillan
12. Harold F. Cottingham, J. Melvin Witmer and Robert C.Reardon
13. Samuel Templeman Gladding, Donna A.Henderson
14. Harold L. (Dick) Hackney, Holly A.Stadler and Sherry Cormier
15. Edwin L. Herr, SpencerG. Niles
16. George E. Hill, Thomas E. Davis and J.Melvin Witmer
17. Thomas Walsh Hosie, Joe RayUnderwood
18. Kenneth B. Hoyt, Harold B. Engen
19. Courtland C. Lee, Barbara Herlihy and MorganBrooks
20. Judith Lewis, Jon Carlson, John Cebuhar andJane Goodman
21. Don C. Locke, Marie Faubert
22. John McFadden, Marty Jencius, Chas Durrant and Lisa D.Hawley
23. Jane E. Myers, Theodore P. Remley,Jr.
24. Merle M. Ohlsen, Reece Chaney
25. Theodore P. Remley, Jr., Mary A. Hermann
26. Bruce Shertzer, Kenneth L. Miller
27. Robert O. Stripling, Donald A.Haight
28. Thomas J. Sweeney, J. Melvin Witmer
29. Joe Wittmer, Larry C. Loesch and M. HarryDaniels
SECTION III. DIMENSIONS AND AREAS FOR LEADERSHIP
30. Dimensions and Areas for Leadership, Cynthia J. Osborn, John D. West, Donald L. Bubenzer, JillD. Duba and Seth D. Olson