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Lander University’s Department of Psychological Science and Human Services produces numerous successful alumni each year. Many graduates pursue advanced degrees, while others find fulfilling careers in government, education, and various sectors. One notable alum is Brissey, who has recently taken on the role of dual enrollment director.
Brissey credits her psychology degree with providing her the essential skills needed for this position. The comprehensive curriculum not only equipped her with a strong understanding of human behavior but also honed her leadership and communication abilities. These skills have proven invaluable in her new role, where she is responsible for managing partnerships between the university and local high schools.
In her position, Brissey aims to enhance educational opportunities for high school students, allowing them to earn college credit while still in school. Her journey exemplifies how a degree in psychology can open doors to impactful careers, ultimately benefiting both the graduates and the communities they serve.
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