Dr. Michael McCutcheon is the Head of Career Coaching services. He is a career coach, psychologist, and award-winning public speaker who specializes in working with adults around eliminating procrastination, goal achievement, and increasing overall life satisfaction. He has partnered with clients on a variety of goals including improving time management and organization skills, embarking on a new career, becoming more financially comfortable, and navigating the transition from school to the working world. He is a published author, lecturer, and teaches graduate psychology courses at New York University (NYU), a position for which he has twice won the Dept. of Applied Psychology Teaching Award (2014 & 2019). He currently serves on the Board of Directors for two non-profits — the Sports Health Institute, a virtual learning platform devoted to bolstering life skills and mental health awareness for college athletes; and Queer Asterisk, a Colorado-based therapeutic services organization serving the LGBTQ+ community. His work has appeared in the press as a lifestyle and career expert for The Washington Post/Associated Press; New York Post; Lifehacker; and Scholastic. He has served as a contributing writer for Out Magazine and featured panelist on National Public Radio (NPR). He earned his B.A. in Psychology from Berkeley and Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from NYU.

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Ph.D. / Counseling Psychology / New York University

B.A. / Psychology / University of California, Berkeley