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Regula Berger , MA, PhD '04 Department of Applied Psychology Even while completing a research-based doctorate in clinical psychology in Switzerland, Regula Berger knew she would want to go back to school to complete the training she needed to be a couples and family therapist. "My Ph.D. program was focused solely on research and not on clinical work and my heart was more fully into people than statistics." read more about Regula >>>	Meet more Applied Psychology students and alumni >>

Jen Gresham, MEd '02 Department of Education A teacher for years in informal environmental education settings, Jen Gresham decided to go back to school when she started to look for a new job and realized that all of the positions that interested her required a Master's degree. read more about Jen >>>	Meet more Education students and alumni >>

Chris Covel, MS '02 Department of Environmental Studies Chris was a field scientist working in the water exploration and consulting industry for more than a dozen years. "I realized that the water I was finding, in the places that I was finding it, was actually facilitating the destruction of the planet. We were going in, finding water for our clients so they could build these huge, high-end, gated communities. read more about Chris >>>	Meet more Environmental Studies students and alumni >>

Scott Vinci, MS '05 Department of Organization & Management After twenty years in the ranks of the Hartford, Connecticut police, Lieutenant Vinci volunteered for an assignment to train civilian police in war-torn Bosnia. Those nineteen months expanded his horizons. When he returned to the U.S., he retired from the department. read more about Scott >>>	Meet more Organization & Management students and alumni >>

Amanda Hitchings, PsyD '04 Department of Clinical Psychology In January 2001, while an Antioch New England Psy.D. student, Amanda Hitchings began a major public service project-a mental health program for expectant mothers at Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene. Four years and a lot of hard work later, the Pregnancy Wellness Program is going strong. To date the program has helped more than 135 patients. read more about Amanda >>>	Meet more Clinical Psychology students and alumni >>