Dr. Rachael C. Marshall (They/Them/Their) is an Associate Professor and Clinic Coordinator at Sac State Counselor Education Program. With their Master’s in Counseling, they worked as a clinical and career Counselor in universities, homeless shelters, and schools. Their work focused on trauma, grief, and advocacy with first-generation college students, international students, and LGBTQ+ clients. They currently research career identity and counselor identity development in relation to self-care, wellness, mindfulness, and contemplative techniques in both classroom and clinical settings.

They are currently serving as the clinic coordinator for the counseling clinic on campus. The Center for Counseling and Diagnostic Services (CCDS) Clinic, which offers three distinct services: counseling, psychoeducational assessments, and reading intervention. The functional nature of this clinic dedicates time and resource to collaboration across multiple helping professions, including school psychology, counseling, and language and literacy. Dr. Marshall is the Counseling Faculty Advisor for Sacramento State’s Chi Sigma Sigma.