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I received my B.S. in Speech, Theatre and English from Ithaca
College in 1970, and my M.A. in Communication Theory at Bowling
Green State University in Ohio in 1971. In that year, I began
teaching Speech at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County.
I taught speech and communications at UMBC and several other area
colleges for several years while continuing my education for my
doctorate at the University of Maryland at College Park. From 1977
through 1986, I became the manager of training and development for
several different organizations, including the City of Baltimore
and the University of Maryland at Baltimore.
I was “lured” back into classroom teaching by one of my adult
students, an administrator for the Baltimore County Public
Schools. I served in a teaching/administrative role for the public
high schools in Baltimore County for four years before the power
of my own acupuncture treatments led me to investigate the role of
acupuncture as a career. I became an acupuncturist in 1990, and
have been profoundly moved by my work with patients ever since.
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