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The Professional PortfolioOf Jeffrey ReamCourage is what it takes to stand up and speak. Courage is also what it takes to sit
down and listen. ~Winston Churchill
I graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies and again in 2011 with a Master of Science degree in Educational Counseling and a PPS Credential. I am passionate about helping students be successful in their academics, personal lives, post-secondary study, and their future careers. Using methods like person-centered counseling and integrating technology into the counseling program allows me to provide high-quality counseling services to all students at NTHS.
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About Jeffrey Ream
I recently completed my Master of Science degree in Educational Counseling and Pupil Personnel Services credential through the University of La Verne with a 4.0 GPA. I have participated in courses focused on career development, educational assessment, college testing, group and individual counseling skills, multicultural awareness, and human development.
My counseling experiences have been with "at-risk" boys to general population and administration. I most recently served as counseling/administration lead for the Lucia Mar Unified School District summer school program, running all aspects of the summer term to ensure a safe and successful session. In addition to my knowledge and skills obtained from my coursework, I also have classroom experience through substitute teaching and observations.
I have been blogging and creating professional development material as The Counseling Geek - a blog to help counselors and professional educators use technology effectively in their programs.
Jeffrey’s Education
2004-2006•Aerospace Engineering
B.A. - 2009•Liberal Studies
M.S./PPS - 2011•Educational Counseling•PPS•4.00 GPA
Beginning in 2004, my education has prepared me to offer not only school counseling services, but also to excel in a classroom setting. Furthermore, experience with STEM coursework (Aerospace Eng.) allows me to promote STEM fields among interested students. I have a M.S. in Educational Counseling with a PPS Credential and a B.A. in Liberal Studies.
The International Baccalaureate in the US – Jeffrey Ream
Work/Writing Samples:
Gangs|101 Presentation – Jeffrey Ream
Jeffrey’s Experience
YIA – P. Arroyo
LMUSD – A. Stenson
LMUSD – B. LoCoco
ULV– J. Trotter
Letters of Recommendation
Professional Development
The Counseling Geek is a blog written for counselors, administrators, and professional educators to help develop technical and 21st Century Skills. I use technology to create video blogs and write posts to teach fellow counselors how to use new technology.
I regularly take part in ASCA sponsored webinars, keep up to date on ASCA Magazine and scholarly articles, and contribute to the ASCA SCENE.
Developing, utilizing, and contributing to a wide Professional Learning Network (PLN) has allowed me to connect with many prominent members of the counseling community. I am currently networking with 105 professionals on LinkedIn, following 176 counselors and educators on Twitter, and helping 86 followers develop counseling skills.
Jeffrey’s GoalsShort Term (1-5 years):
Develop NTHS’s counseling program into a Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP).
Work with students, parents, and teachers to help reduce suspensions to back below 5% and aim for 0 suspensions for the school year.
Nurture and develop a college going culture at NTHS. Encourage and provide guidance to all students about the accessibility and benefits of higher education.
Long Term (5-15 years):Continue with my professional education career and complete a Ph.D/Ed.D in learning technology and use it to improve counseling software.
Thank you for taking the time to review my portfolio. Please contact
me if you have any further questions or would like to discuss anything in
more detail.
Phone: 805.270.5281Email:
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