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Mr. Kevin Williams |
A-D
Kevin Williams
Kevin Williams is the Guidance Counselor that serves the students at Greenbrier High School with the last names starting with A-D. Kevin and his wife, Tasha, have two sons, Jud and Nate, and a dog, Huxley.
Kevin completed his student teaching under Dr. Betty Peebles in Science Education at Evans High School. After one year of teaching at Morgan Road Middle School, Kevin taught science at Lakeside High School for five years, where he coached basketball and volleyball. While teaching, Kevin realized that he really enjoys working with students, especially individually and in small group settings. He returned to school to obtain a graduate degree in Counselor Education at Augusta State University. The program gave Kevin many opportunities to work with students and prepare him for the profession. He coaches JV boys basketball at the school as well.
Kevin likes working with high school students, whether it is in the area of coaching, teaching, or counseling. He also enjoys playing all kinds of sports and hanging out with his family. He is excited to be a part of Greenbrier and enjoys working with the many wonderful students at the school.
Quote: “Life is meant to be lived, not just gotten through.”
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Mr. Stephen Metcalf |
E-J Counselor
Steve Metcalf
Steve Metcalf is the Guidance Counselor that serves the students at Greenbrier High School with the last names starting with E-J. Steve, and his family, moved from Elkton, MD to Evans, GA during the summer of 2006. Steve is happily married and has three children, Zachary and Madison and Colby James (CJ).
The 2009-2010 school year marks the 14th year Steve has been in the educational field. He taught middle and high school for 7 years and has served as a counselor for 3 years at the middle school level. Steve’s education consists of a Bachelor’s degree in Business from the University of Delaware, a Master’s degree in Education and a Master’s degree in school counseling, both from Wilmington College.
Steve is passionate about working with students as a counselor and concentrates on the three main components of school counseling: Academic, Personal, and Social growth. His focus is to help students be successful at school, and ultimately be successful in life. Quoted below is one of Steve’s favorite quotes:
Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, to all the people you can, as long as you ever can.
By: John Wesley
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Ms. Jeanine Dorsey |
K-O
Jeanine Dorsey
Ms. Jeanine Dorsey is a native of Newport News, Virginia. She moved to Georgia at 7 years old and attended North Columbia Elementary. She has one son, James Jr. who attends Greenbrier Middle School.
Ms. Dorsey attended the University of Georgia and received her Bachelor's degree in Educational Psychology. She continued at UGA and received her Master's degree in Guidance and Counseling. Ms. Dorsey also has a specialist degree in Leadership and Administration from Lincoln Memorial University.
The 2009-2010 school year marks her 20th year as a school counselor. She has worked in Columbia County for the past 6 years.
Ms. Dorsey is excited about this upcoming school year and looks forward to working with her students. |
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Col. Louis Sylvester |
P-R Counselor
Louis Sylvester
Colonel Louis A. K. Sylvester is a native of Mobile Alabama. He received his BS in Education from Spring Hill College in Mobile in 1963 and continued his education at Jacksonville State University. He earned his MS in Education from that institution in 1973. Colonel Sylvester also graduated from the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in 1977.
In addition to educational pursuits, Colonel Sylvester is also a retired United States Army Colonel and retired middle school math teacher and guidance counselor. He reentered the working world and is serving as the part-time guidance counselor at Greenbrier High School.
Colonel Sylvester has office hours from 7:00 until 12:00 noon and serves students whose last names begin with P, Q, and R. He asks his students to consider what their lives will be like in ten years and asks them to think about their interests and hobbies. He also encourages his students to visit the Career Center in order to examine the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, to take a career interest inventory, and to measure unique personality traits against a career field of interest.
Colonel Sylvester believes that it does not matter whether a student becomes a physician, attorney, educator, or a commissioned officer in the military. What does matter is completing secondary and post secondary education. This is the key to success.
As he works with students, Colonel Sylvester encourages students to select electives that will support their career choices. He reminds his students to take the ACT or SAT and have scores sent to Greenbrier as well as colleges and universities of their choice. He also reminds them to send a high school transcipt. The tips that Colonel Syvester provides certainly assist in a student's quest for a successful future! |
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Ms. Victoria Shedrick |
S-Z
Victoria Shedrick
The 2009-2010 school year marks Ms. Shedrick's 4th year at Greenbrier High School. She is a graduate of The University of South Carolina, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, Master of Education degree in School Guidance & Counseling and an Educational Specialist degree in Counselor Education.
Ms. Shedrick enjoys working with students and helping them to realize their potential. Her favorite quote is “Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming- John Wooden."
She looks forward to meeting and working with the students assigned to her care!
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