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Faculty

The faculty of the Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology department have an extremely varied background (both academically and personally). As a whole we have an eclectic psychology department. Some of us are cognitive in philosophical orientation, some are radical behavioral, and others take even different approaches. We present students with all aspects of psychology that relate to development, education and counseling and do so in a friendly and supportive fashion. We are all extremely focused on our students and are committed to both undergraduate and graduate education.

If you have any questions about any of us - please drop us an email!

  • Alan Basham
    Alan Basham
    Senior Lecturer
    Marin 135

    Degrees Earned

    • Counselor Education Studies
      • University of Washington (1993)
      • ABD
    • Marriage Family and Child Counseling
      • Biola University (1977)
      • Master of Arts (M.A.)
    • Psychology
      • Biola University (1975)
      • Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

    Research Interests

    • Integration of spirituality into the counseling process
    • Existential issues and the construction of belief

    Interests

    • Backpacking and wilderness photography
    • Exploring my Cherokee heritage
    • Writing (first allegorical novel completed)
    • Maintaining a quiet, reflective way of life
  • Charalambos C. Cleanthous, Ph.D.
    Charalambos C. Cleanthous, Ph.D.
    Chair of Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology Department
    Martin 135J
    Phone: 509.359.2816

    Degrees Earned

    • Developmental and Child Psychology

      • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
      • The University of Kansas (1996)
    • Clinical Psychology
      • Master of Science (MS.)
      • Fort Hayes State University (1984)
    • Behavioral Science
      • Bachelor of Arts (BA.)
      • Sterling College (1981)

    Research Interests

    • Applied Behavior Analysis of development
    • Risky behavior across the lifespan
    • Family systems
    • Behavioral dynamics theory
    • Philosophy of science
    • History and systems of psychology
  • S. Dean Crews
    S. Dean Crews
    Assistant Professor
    Martin 141B
    Phone: 509.359.4665

    Degrees Earned

    Research Interests

  • Raphael Guillory, Ph.D.
    Raphael Guillory, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor
    Martin 135
    Phone: 509.359.2274
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    Degrees Earned
    • Higher Education Administration
      • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
      • Washington State University (2002)
    • Education - Counseling Focus
      • Master of Arts (M.A.)
      • Washington State Univesity (1999)
    • Sociology
      • Bachelors (B.A.)
      • Eastern Washington University (1994)

    Research Interests

    • American Indian Education and Development

    Biographical Sketch

    Dr. Raphael Guillory is a tenured associate professor in the Department of Counseling, Educational, and Developmental Psychology at Eastern Washington University (EWU).  He teaches coursework in the subject areas of educational psychology, advanced educational psychology, psychology of human relations, developmental theories and applications, and grant-writing.  Dr. Guillory is a graduate of EWU earning a bachelor's degree in Sociology (94') and Washington State University earning both a master's degree in Counseling Psychology (99') and Ph.D. in Education (02').  He is well published in his research area of American Indian education and has given numerous scholarly presentations at national conferences (e.g. AERA, ASHE, NIEA) on the subject.  Recently, he served as vice-president/president of the Faculty Organization and chair of the Academic Senate of EWU (2008-10).

     

  • Keely Hope, Ph.D.
    Keely Hope, Ph.D.
    Assistant Professor
    Martin 135K
    Phone: 509.359.2439

    Degrees Earned 

    • Counselor Education and Supervision, Mental Health Counseling Concentration

      • Doctor of Philosophy
      • University of Florida (2009)

    • Counselor Education, Community Counseling Emphasis

      • Master of Science
      • Mississippi State University (2003)
    • Psychology
      • Bachelor of Science
      • Louisiana State University (2000)
    • Licenses and Certifications
      • Licensed Mental Health Counselor (Washington and Florida)
      • Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (Ohio)
      • National Certified Counselor

    Research Interests

    • Mental Health Counseling, Education and Supervision
    • Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention
    • Disaster Mental Health Response and Training
    • College student development and mental health disorders
    • College students and peer attachment relationships
    • Reasons to Live
    • Attachment relationship and importance across the lifespan
  • Nick Jackson, Ph.D.
    Nick Jackson, Ph.D.
    Professor of Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology
    Martin 135f
    Phone: 509.359.6345

    Degrees Earned

    • Developmental Psychology, Concentration in Gerontology

      • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
      • The University of Kansas (1994)
    • Human Development
      • Master of Science (MA.)
      • The University of Kansas (1991)
    • Classical Antiquity
      • Bachelor of Arts (BA.)
      • University of Kansas (1988)

    Research Interests

    • Applied Behavior Analysis of development
    • Life-span Development
    • Adult Development
    • Theories of Development
    • Educational Psychology
    • Adult Learning
  • Virginia Mehlert, M.S.
    Virginia Mehlert, M.S.
    Special Faculty Lecturer
    Martin 135H
    Phone: 509.359.4844

    Degrees Earned

    Research Interests

  • Dorie Munson, Ph.D.
    Dorie Munson, Ph.D.
    Assistant Professor
    Martin 135J
    Phone: 509.359.2530

    Degrees Earned

    • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

    Research Interests

  • Ryan Sain, Ph.D.
    Ryan Sain, Ph.D.
    Assistant Professor
    Martin 141c
    Phone: 509.359.4218

    Degrees Earned

    • Experimental Psychology
      • Washington State University, Ph.D. 2005
      • Washington State University, M.S. 2002
    • Applied Developmental Psychology
      • Eastern Washington University, B.S. 2000
      • Spokane Community College, A.A. 1998

    Research Interests

    • Applied Behavior Analysis
    • Pedagogy in higher education
    • Curriculum reform
    • Technology in higher education
    • FOSS
    • Risky Behavior
  • Marty Slyter, Ph.D.
    Marty Slyter, Ph.D.
    Assistant Professor
    Martin 135
    Phone: 5090.359.7439

    Degrees Earned

    • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

    Research Interests

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