I am the secretary/treasurer for my regional CSI chapter Rho Eta Rho Mu. This artifact is a newsletter I helped to create for our members. I am featured on page one, noting my position. On page 4 I wrote the section on membership dues as well as the 'Warms My Heart' article, also on Page 7 I am featured for a presentation I did with a colleague I met through our chapter.

This artifact is a syllabus I created; on pages 1-3 I articulated the CACREP standards this class would meet, and which assignment corresponds to which standards.

Personal philosophy of leadership paper.  In this paper, on page 3, I highlight my engagement with the counseling office where I work part-time and how I have accepted the leadership position of developing an internship program.

I took three courses, that together were called "mental health coach first responder training" provided by the American Association of Christian Counselors. I then trained lay leaders and coaches at my local church on these topics, as they went through the training.  I co-taught this material with the pastor of care and counseling at the church, we provided teaching as well as did roleplay with the attendees.  On March 6, 2021, our training was all about suicide and crisis. The artifacts show the schedule of our meetings and an email from the pastor letting the participants know we would be talking about suicide;

This artifact is a reflection paper I wrote after interviewing a leader in the field. Under the section "Leadership Traits and Skills" I reflect on Dr. Dedigo's emphesis on being available to the community as a resource as well as maintaining relationships within the field to conslut with.

This artifact is a presentation given virtually by myself and a group of colleagues at the America College Counseling Association conference in 2021. It focuses on the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on college students and provided ideas and tools for counselors and counselor educators.

Discussion post I wrote around the topic of leadership and advocacy for the profession.

Discussion post focused on advocating for clients and helping supervisees advocate for clients.

This artifact is my reflection on multicultural and social justice issues. I explore my personal experiences and beliefs and how they influence my views (and thus my leadership) on the importance of welcoming, accepting, and including others.

This is a presentation I prepared with two other colleagues addressing invisible disabilities within counselor education. On slide 12 we address some ethical considerations. Throughout the presentation, we address cultural components that impact those with invisible disabilities