Research interests: school bullying, professional issues in school counseling, group counseling, and therapy.

Teaching specialty areas: counseling theory and techniques, group counseling, lifespan development, addictions.

Sheri Bauman (Ph.D., New Mexico State University) is an associate professor in the Department of Educational Psychology and is coordinator for the M. Ed. program in School Counseling and Guidance. She teaches courses in Human Development over the Lifespan, Counseling Theory, and Group Counseling and supervises master’s students doing their school counseling practica and internships in area schools. Her research focuses on school bullying, with an emphasis on relational bullying and teacher responses to bullying. In addition, she conducts research on professional issues in school counseling and on aspects of group work. She is a licensed psychologist with a small clinical practice focused on adolescents.