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Meredith Montgomery, Ed.D., LPCC-S

Assistant Professor, Clinical Coordinator

Full-Time Faculty

School of Education and Health Sciences: Counselor Education and Human Services

Contact

Email: Meredith Montgomery, Ed.D., LPCC-S
Phone: 937-229-4709
Raymond L. Fitz Hall, Room 629H
Curriculum Vitae: Read CV

Degrees

  • Ed.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision, University of Cincinnati
  • M.S.Ed. in Community Mental Health, University of Dayton
  • B.S. in English, Meredith College

Licensures & Certifications

  • Supervising Professional Clinical Counselor

Professional activities

  • Ohio Counseling Association, 2014-present
  • Mental Health Trainer, Victory Project, 2014-present
  • Miami Valley Counseling Association, 2014-present

Professional memberships

  • American Counseling Association
  • Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
  • North Central Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
  • Ohio Counseling Association
  • Miami Valley Counseling Association
  • Chi Sigma Iota
  • Sigma Tau Delta

Grants

Montgomery, M.L.T. & Tang, M. (2016). How are we teaching counselor educators to teach? 2017 Faculty-Student Mentoring Grant, University of Cincinnati CECH. Amount: $750

Montgomery, M.L.T. & Tang, M. (2016). Are we teaching counselor educators to teach? 2016 ACES Research Grant Award. Amount: $1,800.

Crosby, K. & Threatt, M.L. (2011). Ohio Department of Development grant to operate a Procurement Technical Assistance Program for the City of Dayton. Amount: $250,000.

Threatt, M.L. (2009). Defense Logistics Agency grant to operate a Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) for the State of Ohio’s Department of Development. Amount: $250,000.

Threatt, M.L. (2006-09). Defense Logistics Agency annual grants to operate Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) for 33 counties in Ohio for EMTEC. Amount: $250,000.

Awards & Honors

  • ACES Research Grant Award, 2016
  • ACA Ethics Team Competition – 2nd Place, 2015
  • Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society, 2009
  • Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, 2003

Selected publications

Tang, M., Montgomery, M.L.T., Jenkins, K. & Haney, R. (in prep). Integrating career and mental health services.

Montgomery, M.L.T., Emir-Oksuz, E., Baah-biney, V., & Tang, M. (in prep). Teaching the Ecological Perspective.

Gu, X., Tang, M., Chen, S., & Montgomery, M.L.T. (in prep). Investigating the Impacts of Career Intervention on High School Students in China.

Montgomery, M. T., Shepard, B., Mokgolodi, H., Qian, M., & Tang, M. (2018). Professionalization of counseling: Perspectives from different international regions. International Journal For The Advancement Of Counselling, doi:10.1007/s10447-018-9330-6

West-Olatunji, C., Yang, M.J., Swank, J., Wolfgang, J. Yoon, E., Henesy, R., & Montgomery, M.L.T. (submitted in 2016). Exploring counselor burnout in two southern states. Submitted to Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development on February 25, 2016.

Montgomery, M.L.T., Oksuz, E.E., Jones, M. & Baah-biney, V. (2015). An ecological perspective of an ethical dilemma. Awarded 2nd place in 2015 ACES Ethics Team Competition.

Research PRESENTATIONS

Montgomery, M.L.T. (2017). Are we teaching counselor educators to teach? A research update. Education session presented at 2017 ACES Conference in Chicago, IL.

Tang, M. & Montgomery, M.L.T. (2017). Necessity and strategies of integrating mental health and career counseling services. Education session presented at 2017 ACA Conference in San Francisco, CA.

Montgomery, M.L.T. & Tang, M. (2016). Are we teaching Counselor Educators to teach? Education session presented at 2016 NCACES Conference in Bloomington, MN.

Montgomery, M.L.T., Tang, M., Shepard, B., West-Olatunji, C. & Mokgolodi, H. (2016). International panel on the professionalization of counseling. Education session presented at 2016 ACA Conference in Montreal, Canada.

Montgomery, M.L.T. (2015). Teaching the ecological perspective. Education session presented at 2015 ACES Conference in Philadelphia, PA.

Tang, M., Montgomery, M.L.T., Sanning, B., Emir Oksuz, E., Marinos, D., Jones, M., Baah-biney, V. (2015). Integration of the ecological counseling perspective in counselor education curriculum: From concepts to action. Roundtable presentation at 2015 ACES Conference in Philadelphia, PA.

Threatt, M.L. (2015). Why don’t you want to talk to us? Middle class, middle-aged, white men’s perceptions of their mental health surrounding a medical event. Poster presentation at 2015 Spring
Research Conference at the University of Louisville, Louisville, KY.

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS - INVITED

Montgomery, M.L.T. (2017). Time management for you and your clients. Presentation for the Community Training Collaborative at Bethany Village in Dayton, OH.

Montgomery, M.L.T. (2015). Wellness & self-care. Presentation for the University of Dayton School Counseling & Supervision Cooperative annual training workshop at University of Dayton, Dayton, OH.

Threatt, M.L. (2013). Are you a dump truck or a conveyor belt? New thoughts on self-care in & out of the counseling session. Presentation for the University of Dayton School Counseling and Supervision Cooperative annual training workshop at University of Dayton, Dayton, OH.

Threatt, M.L. & Thompson, J. (2012). Professional opportunities in community mental health. Guest speaker, Introduction to Community Mental Health at Xavier University. Cincinnati, OH.

Threatt, M.L. (2012). Employment opportunities and Section 3. Presentation as part of the Maximizing multiple funding streams to improve employment outcomes workshop for the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services. Dayton, OH.

Threatt, M.L. (2011 – 2012). Section 3 contracting. Course taught 10+ times to Section 3 eligible business owners for the City of Dayton’s Human Relations Council.

Threatt, M.L. (2011). Networking your way to wellness. Presented for the Epsilon Delta chapter of Chi Sigma Iota at the University of Dayton. Dayton, OH.

Threatt, M.L. & Thompson, J. (2011). Personal change. Presented to Organizational Behavior Management class at Wright State University, Dayton, OH.