About GSCA

The Georgia School Counselors Association (GSCA) is a private, non-profit association comprised of school counselors, counseling and guidance directors, supervisors, administrators, counselor educators, and other individuals involved in related activities who have an impact on a student's success and well-being at school, work and home. Founded in 1949, GSCA has grown to a membership of more than 1,200 members. GSCA has been instrumental in setting professional standards for the school counseling profession in Georgia. GSCA assists counselors in delivering more effective services by providing the means and information to enhance their skills, by supporting self-evaluation, and by conducting research to measure counselor effectiveness. Professional development programs and activities help maintain high standards and encourage quality performance. GSCA speaks for school counselors at the state and national levels through strong public relations and government relations programs and activities. GSCA members work in all educational settings from elementary through postsecondary education. Membership is open to those engaged in school counseling or related activities. Five (5) types of membership are available. GSCA publishes an annual journal, the GSCA Journal, and a newsletter, the Beacon. GSCA and its members are committed to the continuing development of the school counseling profession.

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Listed below by the appropriate years are the names and conference themes of those who have served as GSCA Presidents: