Asianna Harris (she/her) is a fourth-year doctoral student at Marquette University, mentored by Dr. Sarah Knox. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, she earned her M.S.Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Asianna’s research interests focus on three training and education areas: (1) doctoral programs’ application of the scientist-practitioner model through curricula, (2) teaching methods to improve students’ case conceptualization abilities, and (3) teaching methods that promote the development of students’ cognitive complexity. In her spare time, Asianna enjoys running, spending time with family, being a mother to her poodle Stella, being a Barb (Nicki Minaj fan), and watching old documentaries.
Asianna Harris (she/her) is a fourth-year doctoral student at Marquette University, mentored by Dr. Sarah Knox. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, she earned her M.S.Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Asianna’s research interests focus on three training and education areas: (1) doctoral programs’ application of the scientist-practitioner model through curricula, (2) teaching methods to improve students’ case conceptualization abilities, and (3) teaching methods that promote the development of students’ cognitive complexity. In her spare time, Asianna enjoys running, spending time with family, being a mother to her poodle Stella, being a Barb (Nicki Minaj fan), and watching old documentaries.