Tina Chaney

Dynamic leader with a doctorate in leadership and policy analysis, and over ten years of experience in FOIA analysis. Proven expertise in counseling psychology facilitates effective adjunct instruction and counseling roles. Achieved high productivity and enhanced student engagement through innovative teaching strategies. Extensive entrepreneurial and management experience, fostering strong professional relationships and exceeding organizational goals through decisive judgment and business acumen.

International Laughter Yoga Leader 06/2017 – Present

Missouri German Shepherd Rescue (MOGS), Volunteer and Foster, Lees Summit, MO, 2021-10, Present, Provided a safe and loving temporary home for German Shepherd dogs in need, ensuring their physical and emotional well-being., Medical Care Management: Collaborated with veterinarians to manage the medical needs of foster dogs, including scheduling vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and monitoring health conditions., Training and Rehabilitation: Implemented basic training and socialization techniques to help dogs adjust to home life and improve their behavior, preparing them for adoption., Community Outreach: Participated in outreach programs to raise awareness about the German Shepherd breed and advocate for animal adoption, promoting responsible pet ownership., Event Coordination: Organized and attended adoption events, engaging with potential adopters to provide information about the dogs’ personalities and needs, facilitating successful placements., Public Education: Educated the community on breed characteristics and the importance of adopting rescue animals, helping to dispel myths and promote positive relationships between dogs and their owners., Collaboration with Rescue Organizations: Worked closely with rescue groups to support their mission, including sharing experiences and insights to improve the fostering process and enhance dog welfare., Emotional Support: Offered companionship and emotional support to dogs during their transition period, helping them to feel secure and loved while awaiting permanent homes.

What Can Counselors do to Lessen the Trauma to the DACA Population Caused by the 2016 Election Cycle Rhetoric? Education and Culture Studies 06/2020

Chaney, T. (2024, December 19). Laughter Yoga for Preventing Stress.  National Records Center, Knowledge Management Hours, Lee’s Summit, MO.

Chaney, T. (2021, February). Healthy Conflict and Resolution. National Records Center, Knowledge Management Hour, Lee’s Summit, MO.

Chaney, T. (2021, January). Building Trust with Students in Politically Charged Climates.  National Math and Science Initiative.

Chaney, T. (2021, January). What Can Counselors do to Lessen the Trauma to the DACA Population Caused by the 2016 Election Cycle Rhetoric? American Educational Research Association Online Presentation.

Chaney, T. (2020, December). Stress Management. National Records Center, Knowledge Management Hour, Lee’s Summit, MO.

Chaney, T. (2019, November). How Counselors and Educators Can Partner Together to Limit the Long-Term Effects of Election Cycle Trauma on Cognitive Learning Development in Children of Perceived Targeted Groups. Kansas City Public Schools Cabinet.

Chaney, T. (2018, November). What Can Counselors do to Lessen the Trauma to the DACA Population Caused by the 2016 Election Cycle Rhetoric? Critical Questions in Education (CQiE) Academy for Educational Studies (AES) Symposium themed: Civics, Citizenship and Civility.