COUN Faculty
The Counseling graduate program is home to a diverse and accomplished faculty committed to creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment for students..
Terrilyn Battle
Ph.D. (North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University), LCMHC-A (NC), LCAS-R
(NC), CRC, Assistant Professor of Counseling
609-626-3128 | HIS312.1
Impostor Phenomenon, mentorship, rehabilitation counseling, vocational counseling,
underrepresented populations, cultural immersion and multiculturalism. 
Sara Martino
Ph.D. (Temple University), Professor, Director of Counseling
609-626-5504 | HIS203a
Counseling psychology, illness-related stress disorders, female aggression, gender
group identity, psychology of women, marriage and family therapy.
Erin Sappio
Ph.D. (Temple University), NCSP, Assistant Professor of Counseling and Internship
Coordinator
609-626-3155 | HIS204
Contemplative Practices, Interprofessional Education, and Social Emotional Learning
Kate Worley
Ph.D. (Trevecca Nazarene University), LPC (PA), LPC-MHSP (TN), RPT, Assistant Professor
of Counseling
609-626-3613 | HIS203b
Play therapy, First-generation counseling students, mental health needs of the LGBTQ+ population
