Corinne is proud to be returning as an adjunct faculty member after having graduated from Arcadia with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology in 2002. She continued her education at Drexel University’s Hahnemann Creative Arts in Therapy program where she was presented with the Art Therapy Clinical Excellence Award and earned a Master of Arts in 2007. She has continued working as a Registered Art Therapist in various settings ever since. She is a past president of the Delaware Valley Art Therapy Association (now known as the Pennsylvania Art Therapy Association) and has given numerous professional presentations to local school districts, treatment centers, non-profits, conferences, and universities on topics such as Art Therapy within a School Context, Therapeutic Art Interventions with Young Children, Art Therapy with Special Needs Preschool Students, Creative Arts Therapies Within a Social Skills Curriculum: The CAMP 24 Model, Art Therapy and Addictions, and Art Therapy within an Addiction Treatment Context. For many years, she has been supervising undergraduate and graduate students within clinical and non-clinical settings. At Arcadia, Corinne teaches the Introduction to Art Therapy course and is passionate about engaging students in new learning and exciting them about the profession.