Sentence examples for dorm counselor from inspiring English sources

The sexual trauma Dailey was accused of inflicting on the dorm counselor in her room in the early hours of Dec. 21, 1981, was revolting enough.

Her fellow-congregant Hannah, she says, got mad at God, "not because he allowed genocide in Darfur, but because little things happened in her life that she did not like: 'I was upset with him for making me a dorm counselor.' " Vineyarders may implore God to help fellow-members of their church, but otherwise, in Luhrmann's account, pretty much everything seems to be about themselves.

The question, of course, is what happened to the dorm counselors -- to the fund compliance process?

"This is part of a much broader wave of organizing everyone from dorm counselors to graduate students".

Marano sees an epidemic of psychological breakdown on college campuses: "The middle of the night may find a SWAT team of counselors calming down a dorm wing after having crisis-managed an acute manic episode or yet another incident of self-mutilation".

Officially, a network of academic advisers who meet weekly with each student, resident deans who live in the dorms, and tutors and counselors keep a close eye on students who rack up absences, botch assignments or appear socially or emotionally adrift.

I explained on multiple occasions that I had no soccer skills but that I could be a counselor, living with the kids in their dorm and supervising them.

While eating in dining halls and recuperating in dorm rooms — one exception was Franklin & Marshall, where the weary counselors were treated to dinner in a restaurant and beds at a nearby hotel — the group has engaged in plenty of shop talk.

In fact, even as a high school senior, beyond talking to your guidance counselor, packing your bags with everything you might need for your dorm, and watching old episodes of "Greek," there's not much you can do in those final few weeks to make your future campus experience feel like less of a mystery.

DORM HOURS Freshmen are to be tucked into bed by 11 p.m., and counselors will count noses at this time — upperclass noses, too.

Now the high school dropout is enrolled in Mt. San Antonio community college, working as a violence prevention counselor and taking classes at Cal Poly Pomona, where he lives in the dorms.