Meet the Fellows

Current NBCC Minority Fellowship Program Fellows

Past NBCC Minority Fellowship Program Fellows

2023 Supplemental Fellowship Program Recipients

Doctoral Fellows Master's Fellows Addictions Counseling Fellows

2023 Fellowship Program Recipients

Doctoral Fellows Master's Fellows Addictions Counseling Fellows

2022 Fellowship Program Recipients

Doctoral Fellows Master's Fellows Addictions Counseling Fellows

2021 Fellowship Program Recipients

Doctoral Fellows Master's Fellows Addictions Counseling Fellows

Minority Fellowship Program Advisory Council Leadership

NBCCF MFP Advisory Council members promote and support the mission of the NBCCF MFP. Advisory Council members have demonstrated experience providing mental health and/or substance abuse services to underserved populations and help ensure the program and its participants receive the highest level of support and training.

History of the NBCC Minority Fellowship Program

In 2012, the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) was awarded the federally funded Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This grant allows the Foundation to distribute up to 24 doctoral-level minority fellowships on a yearly basis. These awards enable fellows to provide leadership to the profession through education, research and practice benefiting vulnerable underserved consumers.

In 2014, NBCC was awarded two additional federally funded MFP grants from SAMHSA that allow the Foundation to distribute up to 80 master’s-level minority fellowships on a yearly basis. These fellowships increase the number of culturally competent addiction counselors and mental health counselors available to underserved minority populations, with a specific focus on transition-age youth (ages 16–25).

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