I am a tenured, full professor with over fourteen years of experience in higher education. As a grounded and open-minded academic that is skilled at turning ideas into action, I have a successful track record of holding various administrative leadership roles and advancing my scholarship to clear outcomes such as three published books, ~40 peer-reviewed publications, ~80 peer-reviewed professional presentations, and securing external funding. In addition, I am a licensed psychologist that owns and operates a thriving, boutique clinical practice. My clinical and scholarly expertise are focused on the integration of religion and spirituality with psychological practice. I conduct psychological assessments on Catholic clergy, women religious, and diaconate candidates and am currently researching the clinical utility of such evaluations. Integration is a hallmark of my professional identity as I enjoy teaching assessment courses to graduate psychology students, thus bringing together my clinical, scholarly, and teaching skills in a holistic approach to student education.