Faculty
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Hansori Jang, Ph.D., Dr. Jang joined The University of Toledo Counselor Education faculty in 2017. Dr.
Jang received his Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from The University
of Iowa. He has counseling experience in a variety of settings including university
counseling centers, youth counseling centers, K-12 schools and an alternative school.
Dr. Jang’s research interests include social justice and career development considerations
for marginalized populations. Dr. Jang has presented in national/regional-level conferences
and published in counseling-related journals including The Career Development Quarterly and Journal of Asia Pacific Counseling. Dr. Jang currently serves as editorial board member of Journal of LGBT Issues in Counseling. Dr. Jang has also received awards, such as the AMCD Dr. Daya & Mrs. Usha K. Sandhu
Multicultural Counseling/Diversity Student Research Award and North Central ACES Research
Grant Award. He can be reached at Hansori.jang@utoledo.edu. Curriculum Vitae |
 John Laux, Ph.D., Professor
University of Akron John Laux received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Akron.
John is a PCC-S, a LICDC, and a Psychologist. His areas of clinical and research interest
include dual-diagnosis, personality disorders, and personality assessment. He has
clinical experience in a variety of treatment settings including the Cincinnati VAMC,
a community mental health center, a campus counseling center, and an inpatient chemical
dependence treatment center. He is available by phone at 419-530-4705 and by e-mail
at jlaux2@utnet.utoledo.edu. Curriculum Vitae |
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Christopher Roseman received his Ph.D. in Counselor Education from The University of Toledo. Dr. Roseman is a LPCC in the State of Ohio. He has worked in the public sector as a Correctional Unit Leader, Children’s Services Worker, and Eligibility Specialist for numerous counties throughout the State of Ohio. Dr. Roseman worked as a clinical mental health counselor prior to becoming a counselor educator. His first faculty appointment was at The University of South Dakota from 2006-2011. He was a former instructor of Nonviolent Crisis Intervention for the Crisis Prevention Institute. He has served in numerous leadership positions at the regional and national level including Governing Counseling Member of the American Counseling Association and as a trustee on the American Counseling Association’s (ACA) Insurance Trust. He was Chair of the ACA Midwest Region, NCACES President, and the South Dakota Counseling Association’s (SDCA) Executive Director and President. Recognized in 2010 by the American Counseling Association, he was the recipient of the Robert Rencken Emerging Professional Leadership Award. Dr. Roseman has authored articles and book chapters in the areas of sexual offender treatment, empathic accuracy and harassment, and substance abuse. Dr. Roseman’s office phone number is 419-530-4064, or you can email him at Christopher.Roseman@utoledo.edu. Curriculum Vitae |
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Dr. Walker is an Assistant Professor of Counselor Education and joined the UT faculty
in 2018. She received her BS in Psychology and MA in Clinical Counseling from The
Ohio State University and her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Kent
State University. Dr. Walker is Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Ohio and
has clinical experiences working with college-aged students, adults, couples, and
children in community mental health, residential treatment, and college counseling settings.
Her research interests include multicultural and diversity issues in counseling and
counselor education; specifically cross-cultural interactions within counselor education.
Dr. Walker's office phone number is 419-530-4721, or you can email her at tanesha.walker2@utoledo.edu |
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Retired Faculty |
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 Kathleen Salyers, Ph.D., Associate ProfessorOhio University Kathleen Salyers joined the department in the fall of 2001. She received her Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Ohio University. She is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), Licensed Social Worker (LSW), and Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor III-E (with supervisory endorsement) (CCDC III-E). Her areas of research interest include chemical dependency, addiction as a family disease, behavioral change, spirituality in counseling, and salutogenesis/wellness. Dr. Salyers has worked in the social service/mental health/chemical dependency fields since 1972. She has a varied background that includes working as a Behavioral Specialist with MRDD, Crisis Counselor with the homeless, Case manager for Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Special Needs Coordinator with Headstart, and Chemical Dependency counselor/supervisor in outpatient and residential treatment settings. She is available by phone at 419-530-6125 and by e-mail at ksalyer@utnet.utoledo.edu. |
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Madeline Clark, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Sue Martin
Christopher Roseman, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Tanesha Walker, PhD, LPC, Assistant Professor
Nick Piazza, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus
Martin Ritchie, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus
Paula Dupuy, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus