Over the years, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier has earned widespread recognition as a leader in the field of educational research and been noted for her publications, board memberships, teaching accomplishments, and much more. Highly regarded for her expertise in college counseling and educational testing, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier has published in such peer-reviewed journals as Personality Assessment Foundation Journal and books like Visible Solutions for Invisible Students, along with volumes on online teaching and the impressionistic models system. At present, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier is a full-time staff member at Wright State University, where she teaches graduate students of the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE) program in the Department of Educational Leadership. Employed at Wright State since September 2010, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier has taught a variety of courses in the SAHE program, chaired SAHE meetings, and advised students in the Master’s program of SAHE.
A graduate of Ohio University, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier earned her B.A., M.Ed., and Ph.D. from that school, building a diversified academic background in education, psychology, and student assessment. Among her many professional roles, Dr. Roxanne DuVivier operated as a clinical psychologist in private practice, educational testing consultant, and longtime college administrator, spending more than 30 years at Hocking College in Nelsonville, Ohio.
