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Gwen Henderson - Office Manager
A lifelong resident of Oswego County, Gwen has been employed at SUNY Oswego
since April 2005. Initially a Keyboard Specialist in the Registrar’s Office,
she became the Office Manager at the Counseling Services Center in April 2006.
When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, walking,
and participating in outdoor activities. As the initial point of contact at the
Counseling Services Center, Gwen looks forward to welcoming all of you who seek
services at the CSC.
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Dr. Bruce Meyer - Director
Dr. Bruce Meyer grew up in the Midwest and actually enjoys the Oswego winters.
He holds a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Texas Tech University, and
has interests in emotional intelligence, personal coaching, hypnosis, and
building on personal strengths. Bruce enjoys working with students in distress,
as well as those who simply want to improve emotional health and social skills.
In his spare time, he enjoys sailing, flying, and playing keyboard.
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Pam Branshaw-Drumm - Counselor
Pam Branshaw-Drumm has worked in the field of human services for 30 years
and has extensive mental health experience in working with individuals,
couples, and families. She holds a bachelor's degree from Oswego State and a
master's degree in social work from Syracuse University. Pam's clinical
interests include; a systems approach to therapy, strengths-based counseling,
solution-focused interventions, trauma work, and emotional development across
the lifespan. Pam holds advanced credentialing in the field of clinical social
work as well as national certification by the Academy of Certified Social
Workers.
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Maria Grimshaw-Clark - Counselor
Maria has worked in the field of human services for 20 years involving
interventions with individuals, families and couples. She is an alumni of SUNY
Oswego and acquired her master's in social work from Syracuse University. As a
licensed clinical social worker, she is a member of the National Association of
Social Work, with training in Family Systems as well as High Adventure High
Ropes course. Maria favors a cognitive behavioral approach that is
client-centered. When not in the office, Maria enjoys hiking, cooking,
traveling to New York City, and eating candy.
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Robin McAleese - Counselor
Robin McAleese earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from SUNY
Oswego; B.A. in Communication Studies 1993 and M.S. in Counseling in 1995.
Robin served as an Assistant Dean in Student Affairs for 12 years prior to her
clinical work in the Counseling Services Center.
Robin teaches undergraduate and graduate courses, and when she isn't working
she enjoys shopping, cooking, working out, spending time with family and
friends and her cat Joey!
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Mira Ingemann - Psychologist
Mira has worked in the counseling field for 15 years and has extensive
mental health experience in working with diverse populations in a variety of
settings. Mira possesses Masters' degrees in School Counseling from Andrews
University in Michigan and Forensic Psychology from Leicester University in
England. She acquired her Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from
Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia and completed her predoctoral
internship at the University of Oklahoma Health Consortium. She ascribes to an
eclectic theoretical orientation comprised of Cognitive-Behavioral,
Psychodynamic, Adlerian, and Family Systems approaches and has worked with
individuals, groups, and couples. Mira's clinical and research interests
include holistic health and wellness, stress, trauma, and crisis intervention,
multicultural issues and American Indian and Asian healing practices.
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Jane LeBlanc - Counselor |
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