Research

Adler University (2021-present)
​Creative Arts in Supervision: Research

• IRB approved research (date pending) on the impact of adding Expressive Arts to the supervision of emerging art therapists.

Governors State University (2014)
Dissertation                                                                                             

• Randick, N. (2014) (Doctoral Dissertation). School Counselor Wellness. The Relationship Between Actual Job Duties and Wellness Among School Counselors. Available from ProQuest Dissertations and Theses database

 
Governors State University (Summer 2012-Spring 2014)
Kresge Foundation Grant
Graduate Research Assistant under Dr. Julia Yang.

• Researched and helped to develop a new program/curriculum for transfer students
• Met with Community College leaders to gather and evaluate their opinions of what was needed in the new program

• Researched the needs of low-income, first-generation, underrepresented students 

 
Governors State University (2013-2014)
Research Assistant for several projects under Dr. Rebecca Michel                               

• Assisted with the coding of qualitative responses for the Faculty Perceptions of Challenges and Retention Strategies in Counseling Graduate Programs Project
• Assisted with the assessment of school counseling curriculum, syllabi, and assessment measures to align with CACREP standards
• Conducted a comprehensive literature review for the Service Learning and Career Counseling Project
• Developed a program needs assessment for use within the school counseling curriculum.