Meet the Instructors
Molly Strear is an Associate Professor in the Department of Counseling at San Francisco State University in the School Counseling and Pupil Personnel Services specialization. Molly completed her doctoral degree in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Northern Colorado (CACREP accredited) with emphases in school counseling and counseling children and adolescents. In addition, she holds a doctoral minor in applied statistics and research methods and has advanced knowledge and experience in qualitative research methodology. Molly has been working on the intersection of education and mental health for almost 20 years through mentoring programs, elementary education, school and clinical mental health counseling, and as a counselor educator and supervisor.
Molly’s goal as a counselor educator and supervisor is to foster accessible, inclusive, experiential learning environments that promote participation, honor diverse perspectives, and enhance collaborative, critical inquiry. She strives to facilitate dialogue that deconstructs dominant narratives by examining the impact of power, privilege, and oppression on the subjugation of knowledge. Molly believes that supervision can support school counselors’ professional development as empathic, reflective professionals that prioritize multicultural competence, equity, and hope. |
As an educator, Angela is passionate about ensuring equity and access for all students; K-12 through to graduate students. Her professional goal is to always advocate for diversity, inclusion, and systemic change. |