Dr. Judith Justice has served as Director of Graduate School Counseling at Indiana Wesleyan University since 2005, school counselor since 1993, adjunct for IPFW and IWU education, and group moderator for church and court, and is a licensed school counselor and LMHC. She holds a Doctorate of Family and Youth Studies from Nova Southeastern University, and a Master of Science in Counseling, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, and Associate of Science in Early Childhood Education from Indiana University. She loves working with IWU staff and students, spending time with family, nature, and travels.
INTERESTS
Dr. Justice's interests include teaching, learning, counseling, and children (with a growing number of wonderful grandchildren). She enjoys researching with students to write and present locally and nationally. Her research interests include: specific needs of school counselor trainees; social justice; philanthropy and service learning; and school counselors’ stopping eradicating the human trafficking of youth.
EdD
Nova Southeastern University , 2003
MA
Indiana University , 1994
BS
Indiana University , 1991
AS
Indiana University , 1989
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Peer-reviewed journal articles:
- Pincus, R., Hannor-Walker, T., Wright, L., & Justice, J. (2020). COVID-19’s effect on students: How school counselors rise to the rescue. NASSP Bulletin, 104(4), 241–256.
- Justice, J. (2019). Service-learning ideas for universities and graduate school. In Experiential Activities for Teaching Social Justice and Advocacy Competence in Counseling. Routledge.
- Owens, D., & Justice, J. (2019). In-class semester book club. In Experiential Activities for Teaching Social Justice and Advocacy Competence in Counseling. Routledge.
- Justice, J. & Davis, E., & Norris-Brown, C. (2019). Multimodal, multicultural group counseling for college preparedness. Tennessee Counseling Association Journal.
- Rockinson-Szapkiw, A., Justice, J., & Owens, D. (2017). Identify, intervene, and advocate: Human service workers’ role in youth sex trafficking. Journal of Human Services.
- Justice, J. & Rosenberger, J. (2011). Using multimodal group counseling to prepare high school seniors for college. New York State School Counselor Association Journal, 8(1), 28–33.
Book chapters:
- Justice, J. M. Spieth. (2018). The Baby Quilt Came Back: A counselor-grandmother’s story on overcoming the death of a child. (Scholarly autobiographical publication; included.)
