Counselor education faculty
Carolyn Berger Carolyn Berger
- Teaching associate professor
- she, her, hers
- 612-624-4885
- caberger@umn.edu
My research interests center around the theme of helping children and adolescents maximize their achievement and well-being. I am passionate about advocating for underserved children in school settings.

Seth Christman Seth Christman
- Assistant teaching professor
- he, him, his
- chri2031@umn.edu
Life has taken me many places, from my youth on a North Dakota cattle ranch, to community-engaged education in East Baltimore, to doctoral studies near the beaches of Miami.


Marguerite Ohrtman Marguerite Ohrtman
- Counselor education program coordinator, director of school counseling, director of MA clinical training, teaching associate professor
- 612-624-4577
- mohrtman@umn.edu
My research interests are primarily around the role of the school counselor and the impact school counselors can have on students' emotional health, academics, and career planning.

Feven Seifu Feven Seifu
- Assistant teaching professor
- she, her, hers
- fseifu@umn.edu
Almost on a daily basis, I wrestle with existential related questions. Questions such as: What makes human life meaningful? What makes a good life? Does death awareness lead to richness of life? Is death a reminder of life’s…

Sherri Turner Sherri Turner
- Professor
- 612-624-1381
- turne047@umn.edu
Research on how to help young people successfully pursue those careers that are both personally satisfying and critical to the well-being of their communities and society at large cannot be limited to one issue or one factor.
