David Boyle
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Univesity of Georgia, MSW, PH. D.
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University of Georgia School of Social Work
Ph. D. 1994; MSW 1995, Social Work, Graduate Professional01/1990 - 01/1994 -
Indiana University Bloomington
MA in Linguistics, Linguistics and Spanish, Graduate01/1969 - 01/1972 -
Eckerd College
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English, Religion01/1967 - 01/1969 -
Anderson University
Three years, transfer, Double Major: Bible and Religion, English Literature, Top honors through first semester of senior year. Transferred to Eckerd College01/1964 - 01/1967 -
Dalton State College
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Dalton State College
Retired dean01/2001University of Georgia Board of Regents
Associate Professor01/1994 to 01/2001Georgia DHR Mental Health
Psychotherapist/supervisor01/1976 to 01/1994Dalton State College
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United States, Georgia, La Fayette
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United States, Indiana, Fishers
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