Nicole Morgan earned her Bachelor’s of Arts degree from the University of South Florida, majoring in Psychology and her Masters of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University. Nicole has her provisional mental health counseling licensure as a registered mental health counselor intern with the state of Florida where she is also a certified addiction’s professional. Nicole has worked in higher education for three years and previously worked in various community mental health settings including mobile crisis response teams and crisis stabilization units.
In her current role, Nicole serves as the Assistant Director and primary case manager for the University of South Florida’s Student Outreach and Support office in conjunction with their behavioral intervention team, the Students of Concern Assistance Team. Nicole is also the co-facilitator of the University’s food pantry, Feed-A-Bull, which assists students by providing emergency food assistance and alleviating food insecurity.
Nicole’s areas of interest include crisis intervention, providing wrap around care for student’s following mental health hospitalizations, and training/education on mental health and social service needs.
