Dr. Nancy Carbonell was born and raised in California, but has come to love the seasons here in Michigan, where she has lived since 1980. Nancy always aspired to be a teacher and is happy to look back over her career and realize that she has taught at all grade levels—from pre-school to graduate studies. She enjoys the students and classes she teaches in the Department Graduate Psychology and Counseling, at Andrews University, and believes learning is a life-long process.
In addition to teaching, Nancy is a fully licensed psychologist maintaining a part-time private practice in the community. This experience enhances her teaching and supervising abilities with students who are psychologists or counselors-in-training. She has published in the areas of family life, racial issues, and the power of self-talk. Her research interests include understanding diversity, the affect of values and beliefs on multicultural relations, and the ethical training of counselors.