Nari Jeter, Ph.D.
Associate Teaching Professor
Get to know Dr. Jeter
Interests
I am interested in relational processes across individual and family development, as they are nested in diverse contexts (race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender, religion). More specifically, my passion is strengthening interpersonal and family relationships through encouraging self-awareness, improving communication skills, and increasing understanding of family and contextual influences. I incorporate these values to my clinical activities where I focus my work with individuals, couples, and families with relational issues. I also strive to disseminate the research, intervention and clinical activities of the Family and Child Sciences Department through university and community public speaking engagements.
Education
- B.S., Molecular Biology, Grove City College
- M.F.T., Marriage and Family Therapy, Drexel University
- Ph.D., Marriage and Family Therapy, Florida State University
Publications and Other Scholarly Activities
- Advisor to the Family and Child Sciences Undergraduate Club
- Origination, development and teaching of E-Series Course, IFS 2071: Intimate Relationships
- Online course development and revision
Courses taught:
- FAD 2230: Family Relationships
- FAD 3220: Individual Lifespan Development
- FAD 3343: Contexts of Adulthood and Aging
- FAD 4601: Foundations of Counseling
- FAD 4805: Practicum in Family and Child Sciences
- FAD 4932: Pre-Professional Development in Family and Child Sciences
Accomplishments
- FSU University Teaching Award for Community Engaged Teaching
- Office of Distance Learning Award for Excellence in Online Course Design
- Nominations for University Teaching Award
- PREP/CPREP certified provider
- PAIRS certified provider