Shatoi Scott
Assistant Teaching Professor in Counselor Education
On Campus Masters and Doctoral Clinical Coordinator
Department of Educational Leadership, Policy, and Human Development
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Shatoi Scott, PhD, LCMHC, is an Assistant Teaching Professor and the on campus Clinical Coordinator for the master’s and doctoral programs at North Carolina State University. Dr. Scott provides clinical supervision to master’s students as they develop their counseling skills in practicum and field settings. She also provides supervision of supervision to doctoral students as they learn to supervise others, mentoring them in their growth as emerging counselor educators and clinical supervisors. Her teaching includes Practicum, Supervision Theory, and Supervision Research, giving students a foundation in the models, research, and ethical practice that underlie effective supervision. Dr. Scott’s research centers on counselor wellness, resilience, and spirituality as a buffer against secondary traumatic stress. She brings clinical practice to the classroom, including intensive in home, school based, and outpatient therapy with children, adolescents, and families across North Carolina.