Catinia Farrington received a Master's in Psychology with a Clinical Concentration and a Minor in Educational Technology from North Carolina Central University in 2008. Ms. Farrington has a faculty appointment at North Carolina Central University in the area of Psychology and is involved in the online course development via Distance Education. She is committed to life-long education and believes that extended learning is the vehicle by which people of all ages are able to experience success and obtain goals that might otherwise be unreachable. The NCCU's purpose, mission, and core values align with Ms. Farrington's educational philosophy in that she believe that young and adult learners have a diverse array of educational needs.

Ms. Farrington is an active member of the American Psychological Association.

Catinia Farrington received a Master's in Psychology with a Clinical Concentration and a Minor in Educational Technology from North Carolina Central University in 2008. Ms. Farrington has a faculty appointment at North Carolina Central University in the area of Psychology and is involved in the online course development via Distance Education. She is committed to life-long education and believes that extended learning is the vehicle by which people of all ages are able to experience success and obtain goals that might otherwise be unreachable. The NCCU's purpose, mission, and core values align with Ms. Farrington's educational philosophy in that she believe that young and adult learners have a diverse array of educational needs. Ms. Farrington is an active member of the American Psychological Association.

MA

North Carolina Central University

2008