John O. Willis, EdD, has been involved in special education since 1962. He was a Senior Lecturer in Assessment at Rivier College for 37 years and is a consultant for Regional Services and Education Center, Amherst NH. He graduated magna cum laude in psychology from Cornell University in 1968, and he received his Ed.D. from George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University in 1983. John is currently certified by the state of New Hampshire as a Specialist in the Assessment of Intellectual Functioning (SAIF) and learning disabilities teacher. He still engages in part time consultant work.
johnzerowillis@yahoo.com
Ron Dumont, Ed.D, NCSP, received his degree from Boston University in 1985. His theoretical perspective is psychoeducational. His practice specialties including learning disabilities, emotional disturbances, cognitive functioning, psychoeducational assessment, intellectual constructs and assessment, and technology for school psychology.
dumont1950@gmail.com
Guy M. McBride, Ph.D., was a school psychologist and is a licensed psychologist-health service provider (Lic 0663 NC) living in Hickory, North Carolina. A native New Yorker, he attended the State University of New York at Albany, graduating with a B.A. and state certification as a secondary English teacher. He served two years in the Peace Corps as a teacher in Tanzania and taught sixth grade one year in Irondequoit, NY, before going to George Peabody College at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee in 1968. Interning in Long Beach, New York, he served the next 37 years as a school psychologist first in New York (7 years in Rocky Point, NY) and then for Burke County Public Schools in North Carolina. He retired from the public school system in 2009. He obtained his doctoral degree from Peabody in 1975.Guy Madara McBride: guymmcbride@gmail.com