All of our counselors have advanced degrees (master's & doctoral) in counseling, psychology, and social work.
You are encouraged to meet with a counselor to discuss your personal concerns, academic plans, career plans, and for general information.
Counseling services are provided in English, Italian, and Spanish.
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James Blake Contact Info: His office hours are generally Monday through Thursday and late Wednesdays. Email: jblake@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8149 Room: S-327 |
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| Ardie D. DeWalt Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Monday through Thursday and late Mondays. Email: adewalt@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8143 Room: S-334 |
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| Letty Eisenhauer Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Tuesday through Friday and late Tuesdays. Email: leisenhauer@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8145 Room: S-345 |
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| Irma Fernandez Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Monday through Thursday and late on Thursdays. Email: IFernandez@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8142 Room: S-333 BA & MS in school counseling from Brooklyn College - CUNY. Prof. Fernandez has been a member of the counseling faculty for over 19 years. During this time she has participated in numerous committees. She worked at Hunter Colege for approximately two years before begining her career at BMCC. Currently, she is the advisor to the Latino Honor Society and the Latinos Americanos Unidos student club. She was advisor to the Dominican Students Association for over 15 years. Students interested in participating in these clubs can contact her for more information. Students are welcome to discus personal, academic, and career concerns. Philosophy: "If at first you don't succeed, you can dust it off and try again." Be positive. Your education is within your grasp. |
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| Michael Giammarella Contact Info: His office hours are generally Monday through Thursday and late Wednesdays. Email: mgiammarella@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8151 Room: S-329 |
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| Brice Hargadon Contact Info: His office hours are generally Tuesday through Friday and late Tuesdays and Thursdays. Email: bhargadon@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8146 Room: S-346 |
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| Yohance Murray Contact Info: Email: ymurray@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: Room: |
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| Rebecca Rivera Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and late on Monday. Email: rrivera@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-7478 Room: S-351 Coordinator, BMCC Peer Mentoring Program Faculty Advisor, BMCC Peer Mentoring Club |
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Precious Sellars-Mulhern Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Monday, Tuesday, Wedensday, Friday. Email: psellarsmulhern@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212 220-8147 Room: S-347 B.A. Atlantic Union College; M.Ed. Teachers College-Columbia University; Ph.D. New York University. Licensed (Counseling) Psychologist in New York State, #014646. Dr. Precious Sellars-Mulhern began her counseling career at Hunter College - CUNY in 1972. Over the years she has worked as a SEEK counselor, administrator and instructor of undergraduate and graduate courses in the City University System. She has "done the CUNY circuit" working at Hunter, Baruch, York, Lehman, and now BMCC. Dr. Mulhern has been a member of the BMCC counseling faculty since September 1994. For seven years (2001-2008), she served as faculty advisor to Phi Theta Kappa-Alpha Kappa Chapter, the international honor society for the two-year college. She currently offers workshops for students on probation and students preparing for the CUNY Proficiency Examination (CPE). Precious Sellars-Mulhern began her journey into meditation in 1984 at a Silva Mind Control Week-end training program. This dynamic meditation process continues to serve as the corner stone to her transformational work. In 1987, she completed Anthony Robbins' training as a Neuro-Linguistic Professional and began GOAL-FOCUSED BRIEF COUNSELING/COACHING. As the name implies, the goal of this approach is to help clients achieve their stated goals as quickly as possible. She assists them in understanding how their thoughts and actions create their reality. Instead of "blaming the victim," this approach empowers them to confront their belief systems and behavioral patterns. In this process, they decide what results they would prefer and what thoughts and actions might lead to that desired outcome. Dr. Mulhern's thematic focus is motivation and spiritual empowerment. She presented, "Spirituality: A Clinical Tool to Increase Retention" at the 114th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in New Orleans, LA, August 2006. She uses cognitive-behavioral strategies to assist students in making changes in their academic and personal lives. Her motto: Go For YOUR Goal! Live YOUR Dream! SEE IT! FEEL IT! BE IT! Contact Dr. Mulhern: Study Empowerment-a relaxation and guided imagery exercise by Precious Sellars-Mulhern.
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| Paulette Starling Contact Info: Her office hours are generally Monday through Thursday and late Wednesdays. Email: pstarling@bmcc.cuny.edu Phone: 212-220-7427 Room: S-352 |
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