MaryAnn Seng

Biography

Dr. MaryAnn Seng is a professor of education in the area of school counseling. Prior to her arrival at Concordia University, Seng was a counselor briefly and a school psychologist for 20 years in the Long Beach Unified School District. Her roles in the district included being a bilingual consultant (for the Khmer language), crisis team member, and the coordinator of the school psychology internship program.

She also served as a faculty coordinator/counselor at Webster University’s Irvine campus. Her knowledge of the Khmer language/culture allowed her to be a community member advisor to the Long Beach Police Department and the Department of Mental Health’s Asian Unit for several years. She is currently a board member of the Pediatric Arthritis and Lupus Foundation. Her current research interest involves the educational needs of children with medical conditions.

Degrees Earned

PHD in Education (School Psychology emphasis) from Chapman University – 2020

M.A. in School Counseling and M.A. in School Psychology from Chapman University – 1999

B.A. in Psychology from Biola University – 1996

Courses Taught

EDP 505: Legal, Ethical, and Professional Practice

EDP 571: Psychoeducational Assessment I

EDP 572: Psychoeducational Assessment II

EDSC 541: Mental Health Interventions for School Counselors

EDSC 550: Social and Cultural Competencies

EDSC 551: Legal and Ethical Issues

EDSC 580: Educational Research

EDSC 605: Capstone Project