Jennifer Murdock, PhD
jennifer.murdock@unco.edu 
248 McKee Hall
970.351.2544
Jennifer is an assistant professor of Counselor Education. She is a 2007 graduate of the University of Wyoming. Her research interests include clinical training in counseling and supervision, professional identity and orientation, career counseling, and the use of online instructional strategies and formats in counselor training.
Selected Scholarly Activities
- Murdock, J.L. & Kosine, N. (2008). Peer mentoring through letter writing: Creating meaningful connections in counselor education. Manuscript in progress.
- Murdock, J. L. (2008). Online versus on-campus basic skills course: A comparison of skills acquisition, course effectiveness, and learning community engagement. Manuscript in progress.
- Murdock, J.L. (2008). Best practices for online instruction used in developing an online counseling skills course. Manuscript in progress.
- Murdock, J.L. (2007). An online counseling skills course: Training techniques, community building, and course effectiveness. Presented at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.
- Murdock, J.L., Corey, G. Dahlen, P., & Kosine, N. (2007). Online learning: What is the right direction? Presented at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Annual Conference, Columbus, OH.