CalSouthern’s faculty mentors are talented, highly credentialed educators who are also experienced practitioners in the subject areas in which they teach—and they use that practical experience to help learners apply the concepts they learn to current, real-world issues.
A common misconception about online learning is that it is impersonal, that learners are on their own. At CalSouthern, that could not be further from the truth. Faculty mentors get to know their students and provide one-on-one, personalized feedback on their assignments. They are also available by email, phone or Skype to answer their questions or provide any additional support or guidance they might need.
To learn more about CalSouthern’s faculty mentors, their professional and academic backgrounds and research areas of interest, please use the directory below.
Stacie Dilts-Harryman, PhD
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Childhood and workplace bullying, female empowerment, relationships and intimacy, holistic and traditional counseling, mind-body-spirit connections
Dr. Dilts-Harryman is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Wyoming. She also holds certification from the National Board of Certified Counselors as a nationally certified counselor. “Dr. DH” is a founding member of Defining Moments Counseling and Holistic Wellness Center, and practices traditional counseling while incorporating a variety of holistic modalities into her sessions. She is an accomplished public speaker, returning annually as a featured speaker at the Wyoming Counseling Association Conference, the Wyoming Women’s Expo, as well as the New Earth Productions Holistic Fair, in addition to other speaking engagements throughout the United States.
Dr. Dilts-Harryman has also hosted a bi-monthly TV show on mental health and the mind-body connection and was editor of a natural health magazine. Prior to moving into private practice, she was an educator on various academic levels: a junior high and high school teacher and counselor; an instructor at Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson, KS and Western Nebraska Community College, Scottsbluff, NE; an instructor and administrator at Cranford Business College, Hutchinson, KS; an instructor for Sterling College, Sterling, KS; and an online instructor for Axia University.
Dr. Dilts-Harryman’s passion in life is learning and sharing knowledge, and although formalized education is extremely important, she believes that learning comes in many forms, on many levels, and from many directions. She embraces any opportunity to learn, teach, and experience. She also is an avid reader, seizes any opportunity to travel the U.S. and abroad, and loves participating in community theater.
PhD Human Services with Specialization in Counseling, Capella University, Minnesota; MA Counseling, MS Education, and BS Education, Chadron State College, Nebraska
- PSY 89997B - Doctoral Project II
- PSY 89998A - Doctoral Project III
- PSY 89998B - Doctoral Project IV
- PSY 89999 - Doctoral Project V
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