Michael Vandehey is professor of psychology at Midwestern State University as well as a licensed psychologist in private practice. He teaches a variety of courses, including general psychology, writing in psychology, developmental psychology, learning, abnormal, and psychology of the self. At the graduate level, he teaches marriage and family therapy, theories of counseling, child and adolescent clinical psychology, development across the lifespan, and career counseling. Dr. Vandehey earned his B.A. in psychology/German from the University of Oregon, his M.S.

in marriage and family therapy from Indiana State University, and his Ph.D. in counseling psychology from Indiana State University.