Diana Hulse is a professor emeritus of the Counselor Education Department. Previously she was professor and coordinator of the doctoral and master's counseling graduate programs at the University of New Orleans (UNO). Active as a leader in national professional counseling associations, she is an accomplished researcher and writer; having authored or co-authored over 30 refereed publications and two textbooks. She has directed over 30 dissertations. In 2004 she was initiated as an inaugural Fellow in the American Counseling Association. In spring 2007 she was selected as UNO Research Professor. Her writings focus on:

Conceptual models that promote effective group work practice

Corrective feedback and its role in the success of groups in a variety of settings

Ways to enhance classroom instruction in group work and throughout the counselor education curriculum