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Clinical Mental Health Instructor Dr. Matt Glowiak: A Faculty Q&A
When Dr. Matt Glowiak first embarked on his counseling career, he never expected his experiences to be so diverse. We asked the clinical mental health counseling instructor to share his thoughts on teaching, the importance of education and more as part of our Faculty Spotlight series.
Psychology Professor Dr. Justina Oliveira: A Faculty Q&A
Dr. Justina Oliveira focuses her research on the psychology, social justice and ethics in the workplace and enjoys engaging her students at SNHU in that research. We asked her for her views on teaching, the importance of education and more as part of our Faculty Spotlight series.
How to Become a Substance Abuse Counselor
There are several ways to combine various levels of education and certifications to begin working in the field. One of those ways – earning a bachelor’s degree in substance abuse counseling – has several advantages that can positively impact your career and ability to help clients.
Anthropology and Public Health Instructor Dr. Kelley Sams: A Q&A
Dr. Kelley Sams found that teaching online at SNHU was a great way to continue to have an impact on students while allowing her to pursue her passion for research. Recently we asked her about her thoughts on teaching, the importance of education and more as part of SNHU's Faculty Spotlight series.