[Counselor_Educ] FW: 4/19 McCracken Lecturer: I. Lynn Rinehart, Counseling alumnus & Early Childhood expert

[Tracy Leinbaugh]

I have a prior commitment and won’t be able to attend, but I encourage
everyone to take advantage of this opportunity to hear him speak.

 

Tracy Leinbaugh, PhD, NCC, PCC-S

Associate Professor 

Chair, Department of Counseling and Higher Education

205 McCracken Hall

Ohio University

Athens, OH 45701

 

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Subject: 4/19 McCracken Lecturer: I. Lynn Rinehart, Counseling alumnus &
Early Childhood expert
Importance: High

 

Dear Colleagues,

 

We will be welcoming I. Lynn Rinehart, MA ‘62/MEd ’93, back to campus
shortly as our Spring Quarter McCracken Lecturer.  The keynote will take
place on Monday, 4/19, at noon in McCracken Hall’s Curriculum & Technology
Center (CTC) and lunch will be provided (the 4/23 date that went out in an
earlier email is incorrect).  Would you please encourage your Counseling and
Early Childhood Education students & colleagues to attend?

 

This lecture is an excellent opportunity to for students to meet an expert
in the field of pre- and perinatal psychology and, perhaps, supplement
course materials.  It would be great to have a nice crowd in attendance, and
your help in ensuring this is greatly appreciated!  

 

For your reference, I have pasted the press release below, which will
provide biographic and lecture topic information.  Don’t hesitate to contact
me directly with any questions.

 

Thank you in advance for your support and cooperation!

 

All my best,

Kaylin

 

 

Counselor and consultant to present at spring McCracken lecture

Two-time alumnus will discuss pre- and perinatal psychology for renowned
lecture series

 

ATHENS, Ohio – Esteemed alumnus Lynn Rinehart will return to McCracken Hall
for the spring installment of the McCracken Lecture Series. Rinehart, a
professional counselor whose life’s mission is to improve the quality of
lives for others, will present a lecture entitled “Parents Now: Pre- and
Perinatal Psychology” to students, faculty and staff as part of the renowned
lecture series.

 

The lecture will begin at noon on April 19, 2010 in McCracken Hall’s
Curriculum and Technology Center. Lunch will be served during the hour-long
presentation. 

 

Rinehart, who earned his M.A. in Human Relations in 1962 and returned to
Ohio University to earn his M.Ed. in Community Counseling in 1993, also
holds a B.S. in Group Work Education from George Williams College and a
Ph.D. in Leadership and Human Behavior from United States International
University. 

Rinehart’s presentation will draw on his years of experience in the field of
professional counseling.  Rinehart is a National Certified Counselor and a
licensed Ohio Professional Clinical Counselor who also works as a Certified
Core Adjunct instructor of Communication and Psychology at National
University in San Diego. 

 

His early experiences included several positions with YMCA in destinations
around the world including Athens, Ohio; Lima, Perú; Maracaibo, Venezuela;
Caracas, Venezuela and East Whittier, California. 

As the creator of the Breakthrough Experience, an intensive two-day
treatment process, Rinehart has helped more than 130 patients deal with
trauma and better their lives. He is also a retired organizational
consultant in coaching, team working, interpersonal relations, communication
and human services planning.

 

Rinehart’s professional affiliations include the Association for Prenatal
and Perinatal Psychology and Health (APPPAH), the Ohio Association for
Infant Mental Health, the American Counseling Association, the Ohio
Counseling Association, the California Mental Health Counselors Association
and Alpha Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, the Counseling, Academic and
Professional Honor Society International.

He currently resides in Chicago, Illinois with his wife, Joy. They enjoy
spending time with their three sons and six grandchildren.

 

 

 

Kaylin A. Kopcho

 

Director of Development

College of Education

Ohio University

 

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