"No
teacher should strive to make men think as he thinks, but
to lead them to the living Truth, to the Master Himself,
of whom alone they can learn anything, who will make them
in themselves know what is true by the very seeing of it."
-George
MacDonald, Unspoken Sermons
Coming
to Regent in August of 1984 was a pilgrimage; a pilgrimage
with many worthwhile stops along the way, but none was
the place to stay. At the time, some of the stops seemed
permanent. Wanting to broaden my understanding of behavioral
science, I received an M.A. in Human Development from the
University of Chicago , worked in mental hospitals, and
taught undergraduate courses for six years. I took the
scenic route and completed a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology
in 1969.
I worked for two years as International student advisor
at the University of Georgia , three years as chief psychologist
in a Christian Psychiatric hospital , seven years in private
practice, three years in pastoral ministry and now for twenty
years at Regent. I came believing that my professional and
personal growth is related to helping others grow professionally
and personally in an honest context.
I am glad for the opportunity to pilgrimage with faculty
and staff and students; to seek and to embrace Truth with
like-minded pilgrims. |
