• MA in Counseling students won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Idaho Counseling Association Student Research Awards for their poster presentations at the 2019 Annual Idaho Counseling Association Conference

MA in Counseling students won 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd Idaho Counseling Association Student Research Awards for their poster presentations at the 2019 Annual Idaho Counseling Association Conference.  All three students received research grants from the Institute for the Study of Behavioral Health and Addiction that provided support for conference registration and/or poster printing.

Winners

• 1^st Place: Teresa Maynes. The Relationship Between Substance Use and Religion.  Faculty Supervisor: Regina Moro
• 2^nd Place: Sherise Porchia. Parents are the Solution: Acceptability of an Online Parent-Based Alcohol Intervention for High School Students.  Faculty Supervisors: Diana Doumas and Aida Midgett
• 3^rd Place: Andrea Pikes – Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Brief, Bullying Intervention Program (STAC) on Reducing Bullying and Biased-Based Victimization in an Ethnically-Blended Low-Income School.  Faculty Supervisors: Aida Midgett and Diana Doumas