Questionnaires

As my professor at the University of Indianapolis, you emphasized the importance of self-examination and understanding our impact on others. You instilled in me a respect for intellectual pursuits. Through your guidance, I learned the foundational psychological and sociological principles, and you laid the foundation that subsequently helped me critically evaluate them.

You embraced everyone, held them in your heart, and fought tirelessly for their fundamental rights. You taught me never to take no for an answer when the issue was important. Your voice frequently says, “Miracles we can do; the impossible takes a little longer.” When I feel like giving in, your voice says, “Here I stand; I can do no other.” Your death at 65 was a profound loss.

You developed a strong relationship with me that created a space where you could say the hard things. You encouraged me to keep growing and graciously acknowledged every step of my growth. We laughed between painful moments and celebrated milestones, making the journey a fantastic experience. I now ask myself how many projects I have going.

Paula has been a trusted mentor whose impressive credentials are a testament to her profound understanding of the human body’s functions. Our paths crossed when I was struggling with the effects of tardive dyskinesia, which deeply affected my self-perception and confidence in contributing to any endeavor. Since then, Paula has guided me with great compassion and professionalism, helping me manage tardive dyskinesia and other physical effects of bipolar disorder.