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PATRICK AKOS

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Affiliation:               University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Mailing Address:    Box #3500-SOE, UNC-CH
                                 Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Telephone #:       (919) 843-4758

Email:                   Click here to email this Author

Website URL:      http://soe.unc.edu/fac_research/profile/akos.php

 


ABOUT PATRICK AKOS

Patrick Akos is an Assistant Professor of School Counseling in the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Recognized as the American School Counselor Association’s 2004 Counselor Educator of the Year, he teaches introduction to the school counseling, group work in K-12 schools, career development and educational planning, and clinical practice. Dr. Akos’s research focuses on school transitions, middle school counseling, and Developmental Advocacy. Currently, his research continues on how school personnel can promote successful transitions between elementary, middle, and high school (and the assorted configurations found in school districts) and how school counselors can intervene and advocate for optimal development for early adolescents. More information can be located at: http://www.unc.edu/depts/ ed/med_sch_counseling/faculty.html.

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