Career History

• Executive Director, Los Angeles Education Center, Campbellsville University (2019-Present)
• Clinical Director, CalFam community mental health center (2017-Present)
• Adjunct Faculty at Phillips Graduate Institute (2016-Present)

Education

• M.S., 1995, Marriage, Family, Child Counseling, Cal State University, Northridge
• M.F.A.,1985 Theater Arts, University of California, Los Angeles
• B.A., 1981, English, University of California, Los Angeles

Courses Taught

• MFC 519 – Case Conference: Pragmatics and Human Communication
• MFC 523 – Case Conference/Practicum
• MFC 529 – Group Dynamics
• MFC 531 – Applied Theoretical Methodology

Practice/Areas of Focus

Randy continues to see clients in private practice when time permits, and supervises associate marriage and family therapists at CU’s CalFam Counseling Center. His interests include evolutionary psychology, positive psychology, existential psychology, and working with children and adolescents.

Professional Organizations

• Member of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
• Member of the American Association of Marital and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
• Steering Committee member of the Greater Los Angeles MFT Consortium