Rosemary E. Phelps

Biography

Rosemary Elaine Phelps (born 1955) is an American counseling psychologist whose work has focused on racial identity and the race-related stress experienced by racially diverse students and faculty in higher education. She is known for her advocacy and mentoring of students and faculty of color and her commitment to training counseling psychologists to be culturally responsive and competent. Phelps is professor and coordinator of undergraduate service courses in the Department of Human Counseling and Services at the University of Georgia.

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