Perry C. Francis, Ed.D., LPC, NCC

Professor of Counseling

Coordinator for Counseling Services

College of Education Clinical Suite

Eastern Michigan University

The Truly Educated Never Graduate

 

Francis, P. C. & Abbassi, A. (In Press). Ethical issues and considerations for working with community college students with severe and persistent mental disorders on a college campus. Community College Journal of Research and Practice.

 

Freeman, S. J. & Francis, P. C. (2005). Casuistry: A complement to principle ethics and a foundation for ethical decisions. Counseling and Values, 50(2), 142-153. 

 

Francis, P. C. & Stacks, J. (2003). The association between spiritual well-being and clergy sexual misconduct.  Journal of Religion and Abuse: Advocacy, Pastoral Care, and Prevention, 5, 79-100. 

 

Francis, P. C. (2003). Creating ethical policies and procedures for working with suicidal students on a college campus. Journal of College Counseling, 6, 114-123. 

 

Wright-Bailey, L. A., Francis, P. C., & Christensen, P. C. (2002). A survey of gang prevention and intervention programs in four rural Louisiana school districts. Louisiana Journal of Counseling, (X), 1-18. 

 

Francis, P. C. & Baldo, T. D. (1998). Narcissistic measures of Lutheran clergy who self-reported committing sexual misconduct. Pastoral Psychology, 47, 81-96.

 

Softas-Nall, B. & Francis, P. C. (1998). A case study: A solution focused approach to a family with a suicidal member. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families 6, 226-230. 

 

Softas-Nall, B. & Francis, P. C. (1998). A solution focused approach to suicide assessment and intervention with families. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families, 6, 64-66. 

 

Francis, P. C. & Turner, N. R. (1997). Employment opportunities in higher education for counselor educators for the next five years at CACREP accredited institutions. Journal for the Professional Counselor, 12, 67-74. 

 

Francis, P. C. & Turner, N. R. (1995). Sexual misconduct within the Christian Church:  Who are the perpetrators and those they victimize? Counseling and Values, 39, 218-227. 

 

 

Francis, P. C. (2010). Professional student affairs practitioners: History, models, and trends. In S. G. Niles & S. C. Nassar-McMillan (Eds.), Developing Your Identity as a Professional Counselor: Standards, Settings, and Specialties. Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole. 

 

Francis, P. C. (2009). Counseling issues of college students. In M. A. Stebnicki & I. Marini (Eds.) Professional Counselor’s Desk Reference.  New York: Springer Publishing Co. 

 

Francis, P. C. (2009). Religion & spirituality in counseling. In M. A. Stebnicki & I. Marini (Eds.) Professional Counselor’s Desk Reference.  New York: Springer Publishing Co. 

 

Abrams, L., Francis, P. C., & Remley, T. P. (2008). Due process vs. duty to serve: Three for the road. In L. E. Tyson, J. R. Culbreth, & J. A. Harrington, (Eds). Critical Incidents in Clinical Supervision (pp. 109-114). Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association.

 

Wester, K. L., Herlihy, B. R.,  Francis, P. C., & Kaplin, D. M. (2004). Dual relationships “I think I know you.”  In L. E. Tyson, R. Perusse, and J. Whitledge (Eds.), Critical incidents in group counseling (p. 39-46). Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association.

 

Francis, P. C. (2000). Practicing ethically as a college counselor. In D.C. Davis & K.M. Humphrey (Eds.), College counseling: Issues and strategies for a new millennium. Alexandria, VA:  American Counseling Association. 

 

 

Francis, P. C. & Raliegh, M. J. (2005).  Ethical and Policy Issues When Dealing with Suicidal Behavior on the College Campus. ProfessionalCEU.com. (http://professionalceu.com).  

 

 

Francis, P. C., Mayes, M., Clippert, C., Walker, D., & Van Brunt, B. (2009, July 15). Redirecting pushy parents: How to build healthier relationships. Student Affairs Leader 37(14). Madison, WI: Magna Publications. 

 

Crisp, D., Laves, K., Manley, E., Mohon, E., Pierce, B., Francis, P., VanBrunt, B. (2008). Campus response to a student death. Student Affairs Leader 36(18). Madison, WI: Magna Publications.

 

Francis, P. C. (Summer, 2006).  ACCA continuing education.  Visions, 13(1), 9. 

 

Francis, P. C. (September, 2003).  Virtual counseling and the college counseling center.  Ethical Issues in College Counseling: Common and Not So Common Issues We All Face.  American College Counseling Association Webpage (September, 2003 [http://www.collegecounseling.org/resources/index.html]). 

 

Francis, P. C. (May, 2002).  Professional roles, competence, and working with other professionals.  Ethical Issues in College Counseling: Common and Not So Common Issues We All Face.  American College Counseling Association Webpage (June, 2002 [http://www.collegecounseling.org/resources/index.html]). 

 

Francis, P. C. (October, 2001).  Severe mental illness and campus services.  Ethical Issues in College Counseling: Common and Not So Common Issues We All Face.  American College Counseling Association Webpage (October, 2001 [http://www.collegecounseling.org/resources/index.html]). 

 

Francis, P. C. (February, 1997). Campus ministry professionals in college counseling Part II—Campus ministry professional and college counselors: Working together. Visions, 5(1), 12. 

 

Francis, P. C. (October, 1996). Campus ministry professionals in college settings: Who are these people and how can college counselors work with them? Part I: Who are these people? Visions, 4(2/3), 15.