Helps college counselors meet everyday challenges of work while maintaining their emotional well-being. Overviews roles and responsibilities of college counselors, explores changing institutional demands, and offers techniques for serving diverse students including traditional and nontraditional learners, and ethnic minority and international students. Includes chapter summaries and focus questions. Davis is professor emeritus of counseling at the University of Alaska, and visiting professor at Cumberland University. Humphrey teaches counseling education at Western Illinois University. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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