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Meet our Faculty

Meet Our Faculty
Discover the Human Services DIFFERENCE.

An Open Letter to Visitors:

Hola, Hello, and Welcome to the Human Services Program!

The TAMUSA Human Services Program faculty bring a wide assortment of professional experiences to engage students in learning and growth. We pride ourselves in having faculty who graduated from this very campus, and know what it means to be a Jaguar through and through. We also have faculty with backgrounds in community mental health media production, including documentaries and podcasts, as well as academic advising. This rich tapestry of knowledge benefits students academically and professionally, and our care goes beyond the classroom as we mentor students through Field Internship opportunities.

But beyond all of that, our faculty are compassionate and committed to the succcess of our students. In this program, you are a whole person who belongs. That is the Human Services DIFFERENCE.

Sincerely,

Gillian Rodriguez, MA, LPC

Lecturer, Human Services

 

Experienced Professionals Who Care

Department Chair Michael Moyer, PhD

Practice Specializations:

Adolescents, Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI), Stress, Anxiety

Research & Scholarship Interests:

Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI), Ethical/Legal Decision Making

Contact Information:

Classroom Hall 214C

210-784-2589
Lecturer Gillian Rodriguez, MA, LPC

Practice Specializations:

Traumatic Grief, Mass Violence and Natural Disaster Crisis Response, Suicide prevention and intervention, Perfectionism and Performance Pressure, Terminal Illness

Research & Scholarship Interests:

Virtual Reality (VR) Based Therapy for Trauma, Grief and Suicide Prevention, End-of-Life Support and Interventions for Caregivers, Ethics in VR

Contact Information:

Office: Classroom Hall 214K

Office: 210-784-2694
Adjunct Faculty William E. Myers Jr.

Practice Specializations:

Human Sexuality, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Community Mental Health

Research & Scholarship Interests:

Rural Mental Health Services, Documentary Consultation and Production, Mental Health Podcasting

Contact Information:

 

Coming Spring 2025!
Adjunct Faculty Ijeoma Onyeagucha, M.Ed
In the Community

Our faculty make a difference

Our instructors understand the importance of community service. They serve those around them in most need, and create greater awareness through engagement. This professional advocacy experience is then shared with students, who are encouraged and mentored in the art of caring and service to others.
Professor Rodriguez supports healing in Uvalde, Texas

Fall 2024 Course Offerings

Gillian Rodriguez, MA, LPC

  • Introduction to Human Services
  • History of Behavioral Health
  • Methods of Evauating Practices & Programs
  • Social & Cultural Issues in Human Services

William Myers, Adjunct Faculty

Returning Spring 2025!

Ijeoma Onyeagucha, M.Ed.