She credits her decision to pursue a doctorate to the encouraging influence of several Colby-Sawyer faculty. “Colby-Sawyer gave me a great springboard.”
Pastoral Psychologist Barbara Livingston '82
- To make and keep regular appointment with your advisor.
- To reflect on and define your educational and personal goals.
- To make meaningful connections with others in the community (faculty, staff, students) and to meet community obligations.
- To assess your own skills and abilities realistically.
- To make appropriate use of campus resources, activities, and opportunities.
- To be an active participant in academic and professional planning.
- To seek assistance, from the advisor, members of the faculty, or staff, promptly when you need it.
- To actively consider your own best interests - not necessarily what you want, but what you really need - and the best interests of others.
- To learn and follow college policies and procedures.
- To assume autonomy and responsibility.
- To become a contributing member of the college community.
