About Us

Curtis Wiseley, Psy.D.

Executive Director

Dr. Curtis Wiseley serves as the Executive Director of MINDful College connections, a consortium of counseling centers from three institutions of higher education (DePauw University, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College). Dr. Wiseley has 17 years of experience as a counseling center director, including working with campus stakeholders to develop treatment facilities across multiple higher education institutions and extended campus sites, and serving as an Assistant/Associate Professor in a mental health counseling program for nine years. He has enjoyed advising student organizations, organizing and providing outreach and prevention programming, and offering consultation services to counseling center peers. He has also served as Vice President of the Intercollegiate Counselors Consortium and as a member of the Advisory Board for the Center for Collegiate Mental Health. Dr. Wiseley, a U.S. Army veteran, earned his doctoral degree from Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology after receiving his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Eastern Kentucky University.

Leslie Petiniot

Office Manager

Bringing ten years of experience in higher education administration at DePauw University, Leslie Petiniot 

joined the MINDful College Connections (MCC) team in November 2022. She is the initial point of contact for MCC visitors, staff, and partnering institutions. Additionally, Leslie is responsible for working closely with the Executive Director to analyze and optimize the day-to-day operations of the consortium, coordinating and implementing MCC’s professional development workshops, as well as reporting, bookkeeping, database management, and monitoring the budget. 

In her free time, Leslie enjoys spending time with her family, flower gardening, and traveling.

Clinical Counselors

Sarah Beams, MS, LMHC

Clinical Counselor

Primary Campus: DePauw University

Sarah Beams, MS, LMHC is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Indiana.  She received her M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The University of North Carolina Greensboro, and previously a B.A. in Psychology and Spanish from Hope College.  Sarah has experience in in-patient psychiatric care, private practice, hospital, and university settings, and views counseling from a client-centered approach.  She believes the intersections of how an individual feels they compare to who they desire to be, who they feel others perceive them as, and who they feel they should be informs their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.  Sarah believes clients have the tools to cope with the issues they face in life, whether that be through finding solutions or coping with the aspects we cannot change.  She believes counseling is an interpersonal, supportive relationship in which she works together with clients to find these aids, and achieve greater well-being. 

From having grown up in the area, Sarah was aware of the need for further mental health resources in this portion of the state, and sought to help fill the gap.  This need, along with her passion for working with the college population, led her to becoming the first DePauw-based clinician with MINDful College Connections. 

In her free time Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors, running, swimming, cycling, reading, and attending 

concerts.

Raymond Bolk, MS

Clinical Counselor

Primary Campus: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Raymond Bolk, MS, is a staff counselor at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology via MINDful College Connections. Raymond has a BS in Psychology from Indiana State University and is a recent graduate of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program at Indiana State University. Raymond has over a years’ worth of experience in the clinic setting working with individuals, groups, and families addressing a variety of concerns. Raymond works from a REBT perspective in which the client is seen as having the ability to challenge distorted thoughts and develop healthier ways of thinking. Raymond believes that this process of challenging negative thoughts to create newer, more effective beliefs, can help clients to become more positive and self-sufficient in their lives.

Raymond has experience working at Ivy Tech Community College and Indiana State University, in which he developed an understanding of the unique needs of college students. Raymond continued to develop his experience in working with college students when completing his internship experience at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. This experience, combined with his background in direct support in the mental health community, led to his interest in working in a college setting. 

In his free time, Raymond enjoys traveling, working out, playing games, spending time with friends and family, and reading. 

Sara Julian, MSW, LCSW

Clinical Counselor

Primary Campus: Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College

Sara Julian MSW, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Sara earned her Master's degree in social work from Indiana State University and her Bachelor's degree in Recreation and Sports Management with a concentration in recreation management and youth leadership from Indiana State University. During her undergraduate coursework, Sara also earned a Certified Nonprofit Professional certification. Her professional experiences include working with adults, children, and families in community mental health agencies as well as working with college students at the Indiana State University Student Counseling Center. Sara’s professional interests include relationship issues, early childhood trauma, and ecotherapy.

When Sara is not in the office, Sara loves to be out in nature or spending time with friends, family, or many pets.

Haley Wendel, MA.

Clinical Counselor

Primary Campus:  Butler University

Haley Wendel, MA, LMHCA is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate in Indiana. She received her BA in Psychology from Butler University and her MA in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Indianapolis. Haley has always been passionate about helping the college population, as demonstrated by the completion of her clinical internship at Butler University’s counseling center, as well as her decision to return to Butler University as a staff counselor. 

Haley has worked with a diverse range of concerns among college students, including anxiety, depression, academic stress, relationship challenges, identity exploration, and more. Haley works from a person-centered perspective, where each student is seen as capable of developing greater self-awareness and experimenting with new behaviors when provided a safe therapeutic environment. Haley also incorporates concepts from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, and Emotion-Focused Therapy to offer students an integrated therapeutic experience.

In her free time, Haley enjoys reading, being in nature, and spending time with her German Shepherd, Boone.

Mental Health and Wellness Educators

Emily Hoffman, OTD

Mental Health and Wellness Educator

Primary Campus: DePauw University

Emily Hoffman, OTD is the MINDful College Connections Mental Health and Wellness Educator at DePauw University. Emily holds a bachelor’s in psychology from the University of Louisville (2019) and earned her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Spalding University (2022). While completing her doctorate, she implemented a trauma-informed and gender-affirmative program for a nonprofit organization in Louisville, Kentucky. Emily has completed research and presented on sensory processing as it is directly related to self-regulation and the acquisition of coping skills. She is passionate about suicide prevention and provides a holistic approach to student education and mental health awareness on campus. Some of Emily’s personal interests include golfing, yoga, running, and hiking with her dogs.

Skyler Miller, MPH

Mental Health and Wellness Educator

Primary Campus: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Skyler Miller is currently the MINDful College Connections Mental Health and Wellness Educator at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology. She received her Bachelors and Masters in Public Health at Indiana State University. Skyler has spent the last two years teaching Health and Wellness Education to collegiate students. She has completed research and presentations on the importance of educating students on taboo topics in regard to their health, eating disorders and the importance of mentorship in educational experiences. Skyler is passionate about mentoring and educating students on self-help practices that encourage students to live happy and healthy lives during their time at college. 

Emma Campbell, MLD 

Mental Health and Wellness Educator

Primary Campus: Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College

Emma Campbell serves as the Mental Health and Wellness Educator for MINDful College Connections at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. She earned her bachelors in psychology in 2013 and her masters in Leadership Development in 2021 – both from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. As part of her masters thesis, Emma’s research focused on student mental health symptom monitoring and risk assessment on small college campuses. Emma has worked in higher education for over eight years in both events and philanthropy. She is passionate about helping students build resiliency and improving their college experience through healthy coping skills.

Currently accepting applications.

Mental Health and Wellness Educator

Primary Campus: Butler University

Peer Educators

Each member institution receives funding to support a team of student Peer Educators to promote the available mental health resources and deliver a variety of outreach events throughout the year.

Operations Committee

DePauw University 

Dr. Trevor Yuhas, Assistant Dean of Student Wellness and Director of Counseling Services

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 

Ms. Anna Rink, Assistant Director of Counseling Services.

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 

Ms. Melissa Grinslade, Campus Counselor

Butler University

Dr. Keith Magnus

Director of Counseling & Consultation Services

Board of Directors

DePauw University

• Dr. Lori White, President
• Dr. Andrea Young, Vice President for Finance and Administration
• Dr. John Mark Day, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
• Dr. Trevor Yuhas, Assistant Dean of Student Wellness and Director of Counseling Services
  

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

• Mr. Robert Coons, President
• Dr. Tyler Kearney, Vice President and Chief Business Officer
• Mr. Erik Hayes, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
• Ms. Anna Rink, Assistant Director of Counseling Services
  

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College

• Mr. Brennan Randolph, President
• Ms. Frankie Enochs, Vice President for Institutional Technologies and Operations
• Dr. Aaron Slocum, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
• Ms. Melissa Grinslade, Campus Counselor