Advisor for Student Affairs Leadership Support Association (SALSA: Student Organization, YSU), Fall 2012-Present:
- Serve as a support system and resource to the organization membership.
- Serve as a liaison between the organization, the administration, and the University community of finding a replacement of such individuals.
- Support various professional and social events (e.g., Student Affairs Meet & Greet Luncheon, Bake Sales, Holiday Mixer, etc.).
- Provide resources related to professional development in Student Affairs/Higher Education settings.
Supervisor for Student Affairs and College Counseling Practicum and Internship, Spring 2012-Present
The Department of Counseling, Special Education, and School Psychology, Ohio
COUN 7004, 7005 Practicum & Internship
- Provide a seminar and supervised field experience for student affairs interns.
- Promote the integration of theory and practitioner experiences for students in the Student Affairs emphasis.
- Review taped interactions with college students and provide constructive feedback.
- Use the Chronicle of Higher Education as a teaching tool to be informed with current news and events in Higher Education.
- Help students prepare for the transition to a professional student affairs position following completion of the degree.
Clinical Supervisor, Doctoral student supervisor, Fall 2004
The Department of Counseling and Human Services, Syracuse University, New York
COU 874 Theory and Practice of Clinical Supervision
- Supervised four Master's level counseling students.
- Implemented various conceptual approaches, methods, and techniques, evaluation, and ethical and legal issues into practice.
- Developed strategies for working with supervisees representing diverse backgrounds, developmental styles, and learning styles.
Mentor for the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) Mentorship Program, Summer 2014-Present:
- Mentor counseling doctoral students who commit to serving the underserved and racially/ethnically diverse populations.
Mentor for Global Perspectives group leaders working with international students, Spring 2013-Present:
- Recruit seven graduate counseling students who are interested in learning about international students' unique needs and challenges as well as developing multicultural competency through leading a psycho-educational group.
- Created closed group Facebook pages, Global Perspectives to provide on-going supervision for the group leaders and facilitate peer consultation among group leaders.
- Conducted 11 group sessions and 4 academic workshops, as well as group leader orientation and face-to-face group supervision sessions throughout Fall 2013.
- Designed six (6) workshops (making the most of a multicultural diet, finding and keeping your focus, love and friendship on U.S. campuses, balancing your Chakras, and career advice and job searches) in 2014 -2015.
Advisor for counseling graduate students in student affairs and college counseling track, Fall 2011-Present:
- Provide resources related to professional development in Student Affairs/Higher Education settings.
- Develop a safe and meaningful relationship with advisees.
- Support/challenge to grow a competent student affairs professional.
- Provide various opportunities for writing, teaching, and publication.
Publications with mentees/students
Choi, K., & Moletta, N. (2013). Virtually connecting across geographical boundaries through Facebook. The Journal for International Counselor Education. 5, 50-63. Retrieved from http://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/jice/vol5/iss1/4
Choi, K., & Lee, S. (2013). Counseling in South Korea. CSI's global network. Counselor Academic & Professional Honor Society International. Retrieved from http://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.csi-net.org/resource/resmgr/Research,_Essay,_Papers,_Articles/Counseling_in_South_Korea.pdf
Choi, K., Cadle, A. M., Madden, R., & Markowitz, R. J. (2013). Multicultural development through facilitating support groups for international students. The Ohio Counseling Association Guidelines, 39(4), 6-7.
Presentations with mentees/students
Choi, K., Riffe, C., & Kautzman-East, M. (2012). The impact of cross-cultural excursion experience on development of multicultural competency among master's level counseling students. All Ohio Counselors Conference (AOCC), Columbus, OH.
Harman, E. R., Protivnak, J. J., Paylo, M. J., & Choi, K. (2012). Promoting the profession: Using technology to advocate future career paths in counseling with high school students. Presented at American Counseling Association Conference, San Francisco, CA.