Dr. Angela Smith has been teaching online within the helping professions for eight years. She is a teaching associate professor at North Carolina State University, assisted in the development of the Online Counselor Education Master’s Program at North Carolina State University, and coordinator as well as advisor of the College Counseling online and on-campus programs. She is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), and Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor (LPC-S) in North Carolina.
Angie’s experience, research, and teaching interests include career counseling and development, online teaching and learning modalities, supervision in counseling, college counseling, student development, group counseling, and technology in the helping professions. Angie has presented at local, state, and national conferences on topics such as group counseling, building community online, and career counseling for adults 50-75 years of age. She received a DELTA grant to create an online group counseling course to be offered for the first time at NC State in this format. She serves on the editorial board for The Journal of Employment Counseling, and in 2015 she received the Roy N. Anderson Award for Outstanding Leadership and Service in the Career Development Profession, and she was selected to participate in the 3rd Annual National Career Development Association Counselor Educator Academy. Her most recent career pursuits include developing and teaching courses for an Online Master’s Program at North Carolina State University. Angie has been a partner to Jeff Smith for 19-years and mother to 3 inspiring children: Hannah, Ella, and Colton.
