Athens, Ga. – University of Georgia graduate student Kimber Shelton has received a national scholarship from a division of the American Counseling Association for her work as a group counselor focusing on underserved populations.
Shelton, a College of Education doctoral student majoring in counseling psychology, received the Peg Carroll Scholarship from the Association for Specialists in Group Work.
She is currently participating in a year-long ACA-accredited internship as a pre-doctoral fellow at the Georgia State University Counseling and Testing Center, where she provides couples, group and individual counseling; outreach and consultation; and supervision for a doctoral-level clinician. She expects to graduate in August 2009.
Shelton has bachelor’s degrees in psychology and criminal justice from Roberts Wesleyan College (NY) and a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Niagara University (NY).
The Peg Carroll Scholarship is given annually to a student member of ASGW working to further the understanding and study of group work.
