Dr. Jan Collins-Eaglin
Counseling Center Director
Ph.D. in Psychology and Education, University of Michigan, 1983
Ed.S. School Psychology, University of Michigan, 1980
Psychologist, Counseling Services – Eastern Michigan University
Coordinator of Retention, Director of the Summer Incentive Program – Eastern Michigan University
Associate Professor, Education Psychology – Eastern Michigan University
Director, Faculty Center for Instructional Excellence – Eastern Michigan University
Director – Counseling and Psychological Services, Educational Accessibility Services and the Academic Success Center, Wayne State University
Principal Investigator – Campus Safety Interaction Program (sexual violence prevention) – Wayne State University
Statement:
Dr. Eaglin’s professional career has focused on helping students succeed. As the Director for Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), Educational Accessibility Services (EAS), Academic Success Services (ASC), the Violence Against Women Project at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, her goal is to develop a dynamic student service model that promotes student retention, wellness, and academic success. By teaching about mental health among college students, Dr. Eaglin continually try to create a variety of ways to reach students, promote independence, academic success and health. She also provides school psychological services to evaluate students for learning and mental health disabilities
Dr. Eaglin is also active in her community and nationally. She is a member of The Links, Inc. and an associate dean for their Scott Hawkins Leadership Institute. As a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Inc., Dr. Eaglin is a member of the International Program Committee and is designing a national mental health awareness educational program.
Dr. Eaglin is the wife of Atty. Fulton Eaglin, and the proud mother of three children.
