
National Ass'n of Peer Programs
PO BOX 10627
GLADSTONE, MO 64188-0627
toll-free phone: 877 314-7337
toll-free fax: 866 314-7337
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Volume 21, No. 1
Kimberly Hall, PhD, Editor
Russell A. Sabella, PhD, Consulting Editor
Using Peer Supervisors in Counselor Education Training: Research Findings
Rebecca Powel Stanard, PhD. LPC and Jeffry T. Hughes, EdS
Multicultural Education and Empowerment through Faculty Support Programs
Beth A. Durodoye, EdD, Demetria Ennis-Cole, PhD, Christopher Simpson, PhD, and Willie Ennis, III, PhD
Away from the Margins: Peer Counselors and Students of Color
April K. Heiseit, PhD, and E. Maria White
Perceived Benefits of Human Sexuality Peer Facilitators
Scott M. Butler, PhD (c.), MPH, MS, CPPE, Rose M. Hartzell, MS CHES, Catherine M. Sherwood, HSD, MPH, CHES
Volume 20, No. 3
Kimberly Hall, PhD, Editor
Russell A. Sabella, PhD, Consulting Editor
Evaluation Issue
NAPP Rubric for Peer Helping Programs
David R. Black, PhD, Sue Routson, MS, Damon L. Spright, Judith A. Tindall, PhD, Carolyn Wegner, MSN
Revelations from Partners in Active Learning Support (PALS) Leaders and Mentors: Considerations for Developing Peer Programs
Judith A. Tindall, PhD, David R. Black, PhD, Damon L. Spright
Program Evaluations in Peer Helping: Essential Steps
Donna Starkey, PhD, Roseanne Nunnery, M.Ed., Carl J. Spereris, PhD
Barriers to Evaluation
Lois Charley
Measuring Change in Training: Thinking Out of the Box
Rey Carr
In the Field
PAL Services Being Measured Through Scientifically-Based Evaluation Process
Christina Fenton, Organization Contact
Volume 20, No. 2
Kimberly Hall, PhD, Editor
Russell A. Sabella, PhD, Consulting Editor
Feature Article:
Cross-Age Mentoring: The Buddy Books Project
Sara Kohlhauff, Jo Stahl and Patricia Washholz
Feature Article:
Conflict Resolution Education: A component of Peer Programs
Mary G. Mayorga and Marvarene Oliver
Feature Article:
Moving Beyond Peer Education: Using Peer Advocates to Increase Condom Availablilty on College Campuses
Scott M. Butler, Rose M. Hartzell, Sarahmona Przybyla and Lindsey B. Bickers Bock
2005 NAPP Conference Presentations:
Sexuality-Related Applications of Peer Helping; Scott M. Butler
Peer Helping in the University Setting; Scott M. Butler
Evaluation for Success in Peer Resource Programs: You can make a difference!; Judith Tindall, PhD
and Scott M. Butler
Professionalism in Peer Helping; Michael Patterson and Scott M. Butler
Listening Shows You Care; Mike Stanforth and PIUTE P.A.L.S
Exploring the Future: Teen Drug and Alcohol Use; Andrew J. Schreier
Program Evaluation:
"Youth Saving Youth" Zero Tolerance for Underage Drinking and Driving Retreat, Summary of
Activities and Evaluation
Linda Sharpe-Taylor, PhD, Judith A. Tindall, PhD and Raemelle Davis
Volume 20, No. 1
Kimberly Hall, PhD, Editor
Russell A. Sabella, PhD, Consulting Editor
Feature Article:
Western New York State Peer Helping/Empowerment Program Survey Results
Roselind Gullo Bogner, PhD and Missy Wagner, M.S.
In the Field:
Cathedral High School, Indianapolis, Indiana, a Certified Peer Program.
Corinne Fetter, 2005 summer intern with NAPP
Current Status and Future Directions:
David R. (Randy) Black, PhD, MPH, HSPP, CHES, CPPE, FASHA, FSBM, FAAHB; Professor of Health
Promotion, Health Science, Foods and Nutrition, and Nursing, Purdue University, upon receipt of
the Scholar Award, presented at the 2005 NAPP Conference.
2005 NAPP Conference Presentations:
Exploring the Impact of Teen Suicide Prevention; Elaine Leader, PhD.
Collaboration Among Educators and Students Promotes Effective Leadership That Endures; Roselind
Bogner, PhD
ASCA Position Statement
THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL COUNSELOR AND PEER HELPING
Editor’s Note: The American School Counselor Association has updated a position statement
concerning peer helping. Please use this in your work with administrators, counselors and
other school officials as needed.
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