Rate My Professor Bill DuVall

DuVall's research specializations encompass faith development and faith identity, the relationship between childhood father involvement and adult faith maturity, biblical perspectives on coping with anxiety, counseling clients who do not know Jesus, and the sufficiency of Scripture in counseling. Key publications include “Beyond the Faith: Counseling Clients Who Don’t Know Jesus” and “A Reconsideration of Faith Development: Faith Identity” in Soul & Spirit, and "A Biblical Perspective on Coping with Anxiety" in Transformation (2013). He has delivered presentations such as "Quantifying Faith Identity" at the Christian Association for Psychological Studies International Conference (2022), "Sufficiency of Scripture as Applied to Counseling" (2020), and "Faith States: A Dynamic Theory of Faith Development" at the American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference (2015). His awards include the Orien B. Hendrex Distinguished Teacher Award (2020) and Faculty Life Beautiful Award (2021) at Southwest Baptist University. DuVall has held roles as Co-Advisor for the SBU Psi Chi chapter (2015-2023) and Assistant Track Coordinator for the 2014 Christian Association for Psychological Studies International Conference, and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors, Christian Association for Psychological Studies, Psi Chi, National Board for Certified Counselors, and Society for Christian Psychology.