Dr. Martha Morgan
Dr. Martha Morgan
Assistant Clinical Director, Associate Professor of Psychology
Arts and Sciences
Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Clinical Counseling
Dr. Martha L. Morgan Gobert is an Associate Professor and Psychology Assistant Field Director in the School of Arts and Science in the Psychology program at University of Massachusetts Global. She is committed to engaging her students in developing the knowledge and skills needed to provide therapeutic services to the clients they serve. Prior to joining UMass Global Dr. Morgan Gobert taught in the Marriage and Family Therapy program and was the Clinic Coordinator at Mercer University Atlanta campus.
Dr. Morgan Gobert’s clinical experience includes treating individuals, couples, and families via telehealth. Her current research focus is on social location and clinical supervision. She has presented her work at national and international conferences.
Education History
2010 - Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy, Teas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
- Dissertation: "Experience of African American Graduate Students at Predominantly White Institutions: The influence of self-Esteem and Coping Styles"
2006 - M.S. in Human Development and Family Science
- Thesis: "Prescription Drug Abuse among Older Adults"
2001 - B.B.A. in Human Resources Management, University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, OK
Scholarly Activities
2022
- Board Member, American Family Therapy Academy
2019
- Quek, K.& Morgan, M. L. Supervisees’ & supervisors’ lenses in multicultural supervision 2019 Christian Association of Psychological Studies (CAPS) Annual Conference
2016
- Quek, K., Eppler, C. &, Morgan, M. L.. Gender in family therapy education: Reflections of cis females. 2016 Journal of Family Therapy.
Professsional Experience
2021-PRESENT - Associate Professor, Psychology, University of Massachusetts Global
- Worked with a team to develop the BBA and MBA programs. Developed the first blended classes. Developed Competency-based BBA Program. Taught these classes.
2018-2021 - Associate Professor, Clinic Coordinator, Mercer University
Education History
2010 - Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy, Teas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
- Dissertation: "Experience of African American Graduate Students at Predominantly White Institutions: The influence of self-Esteem and Coping Styles"
2006 - M.S. in Human Development and Family Science
- Thesis: "Prescription Drug Abuse among Older Adults"
2001 - B.B.A. in Human Resources Management, University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, OK
Scholarly Activities
2022
- Board Member, American Family Therapy Academy
2019
- Quek, K.& Morgan, M. L. Supervisees’ & supervisors’ lenses in multicultural supervision 2019 Christian Association of Psychological Studies (CAPS) Annual Conference
2016
- Quek, K., Eppler, C. &, Morgan, M. L.. Gender in family therapy education: Reflections of cis females. 2016 Journal of Family Therapy.
Professsional Experience
2021-PRESENT - Associate Professor, Psychology, University of Massachusetts Global
- Worked with a team to develop the BBA and MBA programs. Developed the first blended classes. Developed Competency-based BBA Program. Taught these classes.
2018-2021 - Associate Professor, Clinic Coordinator, Mercer University
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