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Eunae Han
Assistant ProfessorCounseling, Special Education and Educational Psychology
Dr. Han is an assistant professor in the Counseling and Special Education department at the University of Texas at El Paso. Before coming to the United States to pursue her doctoral degree, she worked as a certified counselor for over three years in South Korea. She actively continues her clinical practice as an EMDR-trained counselor in the United States. Her research interests, which emerged from her clinical experiences, include feminist approaches to counselor education, trauma-informed counseling and supervision, and researcher identity/research mentoring. She aims to assist women’s mental health through effective counseling, teaching, research, and advocacy. Dr. Han believes it is important to incorporate multicultural and social justice perspectives into her roles as a researcher, educator, and advocate. She also values her professional identity as a counselor and counselor educator and enjoys working as a data analyst on a research team.
Dr. Han is an assistant professor in the Counseling and Special Education department at the University of Texas at El Paso. Before coming to the United States to pursue her doctoral degree, she worked as a certified counselor for over three years in South Korea. She actively continues her clinical practice as an EMDR-trained counselor in the United States. Her research interests, which emerged from her clinical experiences, include feminist approaches to counselor education, trauma-informed counseling and supervision, and researcher identity/research mentoring. She aims to assist women’s mental health through effective counseling, teaching, research, and advocacy. Dr. Han believes it is important to incorporate multicultural and social justice perspectives into her roles as a researcher, educator, and advocate. She also values her professional identity as a counselor and counselor educator and enjoys working as a data analyst on a research team.
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