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understanding since her

completion of her disserta­

Biology, microbiology, chemistry, psychology, physics-all of tion. She said, “I hope to

these are related to science. Students must take at least a someday be able to counse

students with their needs.”
cd few science courses over the course of their college educa­

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and methods of teaching. They will meet many different

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professor has just reached a new status. Profes-
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I hope that

sor Kris DeWitt has recently completed her

students will

PSYD (Psychology Doctorate) and can

learn from me

now be called Doctor DeWitt. She took

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sciences

n P 1! d i ^ n while still teaching and coaching girl’s

and how I basketball. She started out her col-

walk with the jege career at Clearwater in 1987 with

Lord. a Physical Education major and then

-Dr. Kris DeWitt
served as the residence adviser of

Emmons Hall while she coached softball and bas­

ketball. In 1992, she graduated with a masters in

Biblical Counseling. While still teaching, she com­

pleted her second masters in Clinical Psychology in 2002,

and now, in 2005, she has completed her doctorate work.

Meanwhile, she also worked and interned in Michigan at

Pinerest Christian Mental Health Institute where she

learned even more about psychology and mental health.

Now, as she teaches psychology and neurophysiology, she

is able to spread her knowledge of this field of science to all

of her students.

Esther Romero and Sarah

Noorani work on completing

their experiment and log­

ging information into their

lab booklets.