Katelyn Romsa
Associate Professor
Biography
Katelyn Romsa is an associate professor of counseling and human development at ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ. Romsa and her husband, Bryan, reside in Brookings with their four children: Grace, John, Joe and Jake.
Prior to coming to SDSU, Romsa was a faculty member at Minnesota State University, Mankato, where she received her doctorate in counselor education and supervision. Romsa also has experience working in a college counseling center, as a recruitment and retention coordinator and as a sophomore initiatives coordinator.
Romsa is coordinator of the Administration of Student Affairs (M.Ed.) and College Counseling (M.S.) programs at SDSU. She publishes and presents on the following topics: student-faculty interactions as predictors of college student retention and satisfaction, factors affecting the college choice of NCAA student athletes and supervision models to maximize graduate student success.
Prior to coming to SDSU, Romsa was a faculty member at Minnesota State University, Mankato, where she received her doctorate in counselor education and supervision. Romsa also has experience working in a college counseling center, as a recruitment and retention coordinator and as a sophomore initiatives coordinator.
Romsa is coordinator of the Administration of Student Affairs (M.Ed.) and College Counseling (M.S.) programs at SDSU. She publishes and presents on the following topics: student-faculty interactions as predictors of college student retention and satisfaction, factors affecting the college choice of NCAA student athletes and supervision models to maximize graduate student success.
