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Simple, solid advice from 78-year-old: keep learning

"Become addicted to learning," 78-year-old Vestal resident, Kishen Kapur, said. "Learning is what makes the difference in life." Kapur is following his own advice. On May 16, 2009, more than a half-century after earning his master's degrees, he received his doctorate in electrical engineering from Binghamton University.
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Binghamton University Department of Psychology

COUNSELING CENTER

Welcome to the University Counseling Center website. In addition to being provided with basic information about our services and how they are delivered, you will also find here a profile of our staff, other Counseling Center sponsored programs and internships, a list of carefully prepared reading material and counseling brochures, and valuable links to other resources on and off campus.

COPING WITH TRAUMATIC EVENTS

SUGGESTIONS TO HELP YOURSELF & OTHERS AFTER A CRITICAL INCIDENT

TIPS FOR HANDLING STRESS IN THE AFTERMATH OF A TRAUMATIC INCIDENT

FACULTY GUIDE: HOW TO IDENTIFY AND ASSIST A STUDENT IN DISTRESS

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