Charles Berdahl
Degree Program: M.S. Ed. In Teaching and Learning, ETEP, K-12 Math, received the Almery R. and Kathleen L. Hamblen Scholarship.
Charles is pursuing secondary education with a focus in mathematics. He plans to teach middle or high school students in Maine. Charles plans to graduate May, 2023.
Kelsie Gagnon
Degree Program: M.S. in Counseling, concentration in clinical mental health, received the School of Education and Human Development Clinical Fellows Scholarship.
Kelsie is pursuing her master’s in counseling with a concentration in clinical mental health and family systems. Her goal is to work as a private practice clinician, focusing on couples as well as individuals in order to help them live their most fulfilling, authentic, and vibrant lives. Kelsie plans to graduate December, 2023.
Amy Kirkpatrick
Degree Program: M.S. in Counseling, concentration in clinical mental health, received the School of Education and Human Development Clinical Fellows Scholarship.
Amy is pursuing her master's in counseling. She loves to learn, and her goal is to become a licensed clinical mental health counselor. Amy plans to graduate May, 2023.
Rachel Lannino
Degree Program: M.S. in Counseling, concentration in school counseling, received the Dorothy D. and Richard W. Moore Scholarship.
Rachel is pursuing a master's in counseling with a focus on school counseling.
Carter Raymond
Degree Program: M.S. in Counseling with a concentration in Clinical Rehabilitation, received the Dexter Huntoon Memorial Award.
Carter's goal is to work as a clinician with an ACT team, or with similar resources, for those with severe and persistent mental illness. He hopes to develop long-term therapeutic alliances through outpatient care. Carter plans to graduate May, 2024.