Most PSU students “party” less than 2 nights each week.
Fact taken from 2009 NH Higher Education on line Alcohol and Drug Survey at PSU
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Most PSU students “party” less than 2 nights each week.
Fact taken from 2009 NH Higher Education on line Alcohol and Drug Survey at PSU
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Michael came to PSU in 1970. He is Director of the Counseling and Human Relations Center.
Along with being the Director of the Counseling and Human Relations Center, Michael is a professor in the Department of Education. He is active in public speaking; presenting workshops; teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate levels; writing; and always struggling to learn and to understand. His academic focus is on culture, diversity, and understanding human beings through theory related to social behavior. Pervasive in his work is a deep commitment to serving others, especially those struggling to find meaning and joy in their lives. His work at the Counseling and Human Relations Center enables him to apply the theory he teaches toward serving the lives of others.
Meaningful work has no boundaries. Michael’s efforts are directed toward enlivening and contributing toward the growth of adaptive social behavior within the campus community. Historically, he founded the Counseling and Human Relations Center in 1974 and was its first counselor and director (and only employee). Amongst other pursuits, he participated in the founding of our campus’s first minority student alliance. Similarly he was amongst the first supporters of our campus’s GLBT alliance. He remains active in supporting both constituencies, as well as other subgroups ranging from veterans (he is one of the Counseling and Human Relations Center’s war veterans’ group co-facilitators) to Greek organizations (as an advisor to a campus sorority). In our community, he was a founder of “First Star Tonight” (an organization that continues to serve chronically and terminally ill children and young adults). He is Chair of the Graduate Faculty.
Laughing; learning; lecturing; closeness to family, friends and students; eating good food; watching sports; traveling; and playing (somewhat primitively) guitar.
Making a positive difference in the lives of others.
When he doesn’t make a positive difference in the lives of others.
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