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Meet the SAPA staff

Learn more about the Sexual Aggression Services staff experiences and approach to working with those impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, stalking and harassment. 

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Brie Walter, LMSW
She/Her
Director of Sexual Aggression Services

Brie Walter (she/her) is the Director of Sexual Aggression Services, and she enters the role with almost two decades of clinical experience in the treatment of trauma survivors, as well as a history of work in higher education and leadership. Brie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Calvin University and her Master of Social Work from Grand Valley State University. 

Brie is committed to both upholding the legacy of "SAPA," and investing in new opportunities for advocacy, education, prevention, and outreach related to gender based violence and sexual aggression. Providing leadership, training, and support for a team of exceptional paraprofessional student advocates is at the heart of Brie's role as director. 

In her free time, Brie is an avid fan of women's professional soccer, loves books and music festivals, and occasionally teaches a course in the Social Work department at CMU. 

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Aileen Guerra-Morales, MA, LPC
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Assistant Director Sexual Aggression Services
Sexual Aggression Dedicated Counselor

As the Sexual Aggression Dedicated Counselor, it is my goal to create a safe and welcoming environment for students to feel comfortable working through healing from trauma. In my years of experience, I have witnessed how trauma can significantly impact an individual's life. Therefore, as a counselor my objective is to help students heal from trauma and guide them to be empowered in their own lives. 

I view counseling as a working alliance, together we will move towards the goals identified by you. I believe the therapeutic relationship plays a huge role in recovery, and I work hard on fostering an environment of trust, care, and respect. I will use a variety of strategies to explore how trauma impacts the mind and body and together we will find the tools and techniques that will foster your healing journey. I provide individual and group counseling for students impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, stalking, and/or harassment. 

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a National Board Certified Counselor. I obtained my Master of Arts in Counseling at Central Michigan University. I obtained a Bachelor of Science with a major in Psychology from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico.