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Executive Board Members

• President:
  Kelly Brooks
• President Elect:
  Jeannette Baca
• President Elect Elect:
  Vacant
• Past President:
  Jenna Crabb
• VP for Professional Development:
  Vacant
• Treasure:
  Sharon Pearson
• Executive Director/Secretary:
  Linda Rounds-Nichols

Committe Chairs

• Nominating Committee:
  Jenna Crabb
• Ethics Committee:
  Jeannette Baca
• Government Relations Committee:
  Vacant
• Leadership Development Committee:
  Vacant
• Financial Affairs Committee:
  Charles Lehman

NMCA Divisions

The New Mexico Counseling Association serves a coordinating role for six divisions:

• NMMHCA:
  The New Mexico Mental Health Counselors Association serves professional counselors who work in community mental health centers, public or private agencies, private practice or prevention oriented settings and who hold a master's degree or doctorate. This division promotes the standards of preparation for private practitioners. The members of this division are concerned with the delivery of quality mental health services to children, youth, adults, families and organizations. Click HERE for more information.
• NMASERVIC:
  The New Mexico Association of Spiritual, Ethical and Religious Values in Counseling serves professional counselors and human development specialist with interests in the area of spiritual, ethical and religious value issues in counseling. Our members work in a variety of settings with various clientele. Click HERE for more information.
• NMCDA:
  The New Mexico Career Development Association serves professional counselors and human development specialist employed in schools, colleges, rehabilitation agencies, corrections, mental health areas, private business, and private industry. This division promotes support and recognition of counselors and other personnel who are interested in the theory and practice of career development over the life span, helping people make initial career choices as well as mid-life and later choices. Click HERE for more information.
• NMSCA:
  The New Mexico School Counselor Association serves professional counselors who work primarily (50% of their work time) in school settings, who are interested in activities having an impact on a student's success and well being and who hold a master's degree. The division defines and advances the role of school counselors at all educational levels. It promotes the state-wide recognition of this important educational component. Click HERE for more information.
• NMASJ:
  NMASJ is an organization designed to address the work of counselors in the larger context of the community. We seek to promote social justice as a fundamental principle for implementing counseling and development strategies though advocacy and conscious interventions. As an organization we seek to be alert to the current as well as knowledgeable of the tradition, weaving them into a self-renewing, viable, and relevant forum. Click HERE for more information.

NMCA 2007