Dr. Kenneth Coll is the Associate Dean of Teacher Education and Accreditation for
the College of Education. Dr. Coll earned his PhD. in Counselor Education and Supervision
from Oregon State University. Prior to serving as Associate Dean, Dr. Coll was the Chair
of the Counselor Education Department from 2003 – 2008. During that time he created a
joint college research and training unit called the Institute for the Study of Addiction,
and helped develop graduate certificates in Addictions and Gerontology. Dr. Coll has also
served as a program evaluator for a variety of SAMHSA grant initiatives and has written
articles for such publications as: the American Annals of the Deaf, the Journal of
Addictions & Offender Counseling, and the Journal of Professional Counseling.

Articles

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An Interview With Alan J. Hovestadt: AAMFT Past President and Long-Time Marriage and Family Counselor Educator (with Gerald A. Juhnke, Michael F. Sunich, and Maritza Lebron-Striker), Counselor Education Faculty Publications and Presentations (2009)
Alan J. Hovestadt, EdD, is the immediate past president of the 24,000 member American Association...
 

Presentations

Historical Trauma and Its’ Influence on Substance Abuse and Mental Health for Adolescents (with L. Freeman), Idaho Counseling Association (2008)
 

The Ada County Family Violence Court Grant Project: Comprehensive Research, Design, and Outcomes (with R. Stewart), American Humane Association Conference (2006)
 

Addictions Counseling Training: Current Trends (with G. Juhnke), Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors Conference (2005)