As a Youth Transition Specialist, Michael works with youth with disabilities individually and in schools across the state where he assists them in building independent living, self-advocacy, and work readiness skills. Michael graduated from Presbyterian College with a degree in psychology and is now pursuing a Masters in Rehabilitation Counseling at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine. He has a passion for working with people and firmly believes that given the right supports, anyone can accomplish what they set their mind to.
When Michael is not at work or in class, he typically spends his time with his wife, playing board games with friends and family, and learning to play the banjo.
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For decades, the Babcock building has served as a painful reminder of the ways that people with psychiatric, intellectual and developmental disabilities were abused, neglected, and segregated from society.
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