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Adjunct Faculty
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Bio
I have pursued training in diverse fields of study. My earliest career was as a secondary education teacher of Native American students in New Mexico, where I lived 8 years in the 70s. In 1980 I moved to New England and lived there 23 years, where I worked as a professional horsewoman for 15 years, and where I earned two Master's Degrees, one in English, one in Psychology. I began teaching at Clark University and practicing counseling in Massachusetts with these degrees. I also married and helped raise two stepchildren, both of whom have been successful in their own fields of history and film editing. Finally, I formed and played in a folk duet in New England as one of the "Hurdy Gurls." Aging parents called me home to Pittsburgh in 2003; since then I have been adjusting to being in southwestern PA again after a 31 year absence. Go Steelers! (But the Patriots will forever hold a place in my heart...) |
About
Joined Seton Hill: 2004
Hometown: Pittsburgh
Personal Areas of Interest: Gardening, Music, Animals of all kinds
Academic Areas of Interest: Counseling skills, critical thinking and writing skills
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Education
- MA, Clark University (Worcester, MA), 1996
- MA, Lesley University (Cambridge, MA), 1995
- BA, University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM), 1978
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Organizations
- National Organization of Women
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Certifications
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts: Licensed Mental Health Counselor [More Information]
- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: Licensed Professional Counselor [More Information]
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