Faculty and Staff
Message from the Faculty:
The MFT faculty at Texas Tech come from a wide variety of backgrounds and have many different experiences. However, they all share a commitment to students, to the scientist-practitioner model, and to excellence in training. What does this mean for those who study here? First, we are committed to helping students develop as consumers and producers of research. This involves opportunities to work closely with faculty mentors on scholarly projects. All of the faculty at TTU are actively engaged in scholarship that is contributing the field of MFT, and students are involved at every level of this process. Second, faculty are clinicians who are not only committed to helping students reach clinical excellence, but they are all active therapists who can walk the talk of therapy. Third, they are invested in helping students become professionals who are prepared to teach, train, and supervise others, and contribute to the field of Marriage and Family Therapy.
Marriage and Family Therapy
Dr. David Ivey |
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Dr. Douglas Smith |
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Dr. Jason B. Whiting |
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Dr. Anne Prouty |
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Dr. Mei-Ju (Meryl) Ko |
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Dr. Nicole Springer |
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Lori Minner |
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Community, Family, and Addiction Services
Dr. Nichole Morelock |
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Addictive Disorders and Recovery Studies
We enjoy a close relationship with the Texas Tech University Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery. Our students are Research Assistants and Teaching Assistants for CSAR faculty. Students interested in addiction issues have a unique opportunity to study an undergraduate population committed to dealing with their own addictions.
http://www.depts.ttu.edu/hs/csa/
Dr. Kitty Harris |
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Dr. Thomas G. Kimball |
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Dr. Sterling Shumway |
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Dr. Sara Smock |
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