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Ashley Williams-Whitley's research focuses on factors influencing the well-being of graduate students, particularly Black women doctoral candidates in Counseling Education and Supervision (CES). Her work investigates the role of community in mitigating emotional exhaustion and burnout within this demographic. Williams-Whitley's scholarly output includes a publication on this topic in 2026. She has collaborated with researchers at Arkansas State University, including Margaret A. Hance, Stephanie G. Gotay, and P. G. Parkinson, on shared publications.
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Assistant Professor 2023–presentArkansas State University Psychology and Counseling ORCID
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Resisting Burnout: The Role of Community in Easing Emotional Exhaustion for Black Women Doctoral Students in CES (2026)
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- Resisting Burnout: The Role of Community in Easing Emotional Exhaustion for Black Women Doctoral Students in CES
- Resisting Burnout: The Role of Community in Easing Emotional Exhaustion for Black Women Doctoral Students in CES
- Resisting Burnout: The Role of Community in Easing Emotional Exhaustion for Black Women Doctoral Students in CES
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