Doc Talk: Venturing Beyond a Master's

This recording is from 2017!  If you tuned in to Episode 1, you probably have a better understanding how this podcast has truly been "4 years in the making"!

Before earning his doctorate Dr. Dennis Rowe earned a Masters of Education in Counseling from Boston University and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from George Washington University.  He is a 1973 graduate of The United States Military Academy at West Point and the founder of the SAT and ACT Score Improvement Program.  Dr. Rowe is also the 2005 recipient of the Black Engineer of the Year Award for Professional Achievement in Industry.

In today’s episode find out how an opportunity Dr. Rowe had in junior high enabled him to do things a bit differently in life than most of his peers where he grew up in inner city Philadelphia. 

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Welcome to this week’s episode of Doc Talk: Venturing Beyond a Master’s

In today’s episode, Allison helps us better understand the doctoral degree landscape and why the term “PhD” does not apply to everyone who has earned a doctorate degree.

Connect with Allison at: allisonmarschean.com

Welcome to this week’s episode of Doc Talk: Venturing Beyond a Master’s!

Join Allison as she shares the genesis of Doc Talk.  Find out why she started the show and why you'll want to subscribe!

 Allison is a wife and mother of three girls. She majored in French at The United States Military Academy at West Point, NY and graduated in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science in systems engineering. Allison also holds a Master of Science in management of technology from Murray State University and a Master of Arts in organizational psychology from Columbia University’s Teachers College. Currently, she serves as an officer in the United States Army Reserves and has a combined total of 19 years in both the Active Army and Reserve Components. 

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allisonmarschean.com