Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Boston College, 1960; Master of Education, Boston State College, 1963; Certified Advanced Education Specialization, Boston College, 1971; Comprehensive Certified in Paralegal Studies, Bentley College, 1982; Doctor of Education in Human Development and Education, Boston University, 1986.
Substitute teacher, Medford (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1960-1961; junior H.S. teacher social studies, Medford (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1961-1968; instructor psychology and education, Anna Maria College, 1968-1969; adjunct instructor psychology, Massachusetts Bay Community College, 1972-1980; adjunct instructor psychology, Middlesex Community College, since 1977; school psychologist, Lowell (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1970-1998; associate professor education, Rivier College, Nashua, N.H., since 1998. Adjunct Professor education Rivier College, 1983, 87-98. Speaker in field.
Chairman Medford chapter Greater Boston Association Retarded Children, 1969-1970. Volunteer speaker support groups Massachusetts chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1971-1988.
