Taylor Bauer

Taylor holds a Master of Science in Counseling and College Student Development from Kansas State University (2020) and a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from Ball State University (2018). Taylor joined Ohio University in 2021 and has worked across student affairs and health promotion, with a focus on prevention, peer education, and student well-being. Taylor currently serves as Associate Director of Make Respect Visible and Health Promotion within Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) at Ohio University. In this role, Taylor leads health promotion and prevention efforts across the university, including peer health education and initiatives addressing mental health, suicide prevention, substance use, sexual health, and violence prevention. Taylor also leads the Make Respect Visible campaign and develops programs and partnerships that promote dialogue, connection, and a culture of respect across the OHIO community. Taylor is a certified QPR and Green Dot trainer and is an active alum of Gamma Rho Lambda sorority, serving on the organization's national expansion committee. Outside of work, Taylor enjoys spending time with their cats, friends, and family, as well as cooking and painting.