Dr Shapiro Interview Summary

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Hello, and welcome to our interview with Doctor Shapiro a Psychology professor at Aurora University, majored in psychology in undergrad and has a PhD in counseling. Now in this sit down with Doctor Shapiro we are going to ask some questions from present day that he is willing to share, then moving into his past experiences that got him here today and end it off with some small disunion.
First, we are going to talk about his present state in his psychology career path. Doctor Shapiro shared that his position at Aurora University as an associate professor. Doctor Shapiro’s typical work week, depending on the week and the load, would require him to grade papers, create and grade tests, review lectures before classes and commence said classes and …show more content…

In Doctor Shapiro undergrad years he started with engineering and even then he still likes math and science but after a couple of years as he put it starts to show that that path was not going to lead to a finished line. So he switched to psychology though he had an interest in helping other but he really did not know what to do with the degree at first until the end of undergrad he learned of counseling plus in seiner year some had came to him and talked to him and he liked listening and helping them. He did wished that he know a few things like difficulty, pay, and theory load which we both came to agreement about how since the human mind has a large load the theory load made sense though Doctor Shapiro do hope we can narrow the theories down a bit. I then asked him was there a quote that stuck to him throughout his path to now and he does, by ford “If you think you can or you think you can’t, your right” another by someone else more recent was “it’s never too late to become the person that you are meant to be.” Now his plan was, as he thinks, like any other student but figured where he would go which was University of Illinois in Champaign, IL and start off by working hard through college and plan two was lean back a bit, which had a few pros and cons. Then the time came for the major switch and to fall back to plan A which worded out better for him then his original path and he later took a GRD test and applied to many graduate schools, got accepted here and there. The school that snagged him was university of Iowa offering money for him to be a research assistant for ACT at a testing company. Later after getting his PhD, Doctor Shapiro he wonders what now. So he got the idea of doing community mental health like a clinic that deal with all kinds of social economics but he has not done a lot of that so he found post doc in clinical at Tinley park hospital at the time but

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