1967
Graduates cum laude from the University of New Hampshire, receiving a Bachelor of Arts.
1967
Awarded a National Defense Fellowship from the University of Vermont.
1969
Receives a Master of Arts from the University of Vermont.
1969
Hired as a faculty member at Mercy College.
1971
Marries Ann Elizabeth Kidd from Stowe, VT.
1972
Receives a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Vermont.
1976
Becomes certified in behavioral therapy and is awarded the National Science Foundation Faculty Participation Grant.
1977
Becomes a licensed psychologist in New York State.
1980
Becomes staff psychologist at St. Dominic’s Intermediate Care Facility for Developmentally Disabled, now St. Dominic’s Family Services.
1982
Is hired as a consultant psychologist at the Jewish Guild for Blind in Orange County in New York.
1992
Serves as contributing author for “Working with Visually Impaired Young Children: A Curriculum Guide for Birth-3 Year Olds.”
1998
Becomes a diplomat and fellow of the American Board of Forensic Examiners and Psychological Specialties.
1998
Serves as contributing author for “Working with Visually Impaired Young Students: A Curriculum Guide for 3 to 5 Year Olds.”
1998
Awarded Certifications of Professional Qualifications (CPQ).
1999
Serves as chair of educational psychology for CLEP test development Educational Testing Service.
2008
Becomes Professor Emeritus at Mercy College.
2006
Serves as a consultant psychologist for Opengate, Inc. in Somers, New York.
2012
Becomes a licensed psychologist in New Jersey.
2017
Becomes a licensed psychologist in New Hampshire.
2019
Becomes a certified clinical anxiety treatment professional.