Chuck's office is located at the ARC-CSS Opportunity Center in Olney, Illinois. He conducts psychological and vocational assessments on individuals referred by various finding sources. He also serves as Program Manager.
After receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from Eastern Illinois University, Chuck spent one year working as a Developmental Trainer for Franklin-Williamson Human Services in West Frankfort, Illinois. He then went on to earn a Master of Arts Degree in Psychology from Eastern Illinois University. In February, 1974, Chuck was hired as a Vocational Evaluator and Counselor at the Opportunity Center of Southeastern Illinois, Inc. Through his long tenure, Chuck has performed several duties that include intake screenings, case management, program management, staff supervision, staff training, vocational counseling and psychological and vocational testing/evaluations. He’s also been involved in committees for Human Rights, Case Records Review, long-range planning, and health and safety. For several years, Chuck has served as Director of Assessments. He strongly believes that active treatment should address the consumer’s physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual needs.
In addition to his full-time job at ARC-CSS, Chuck has been employed as a part-time Psychology Instructor at Olney Central College since 1978.
Chuck and his wife, Polly, have two sons, Bryan and Spencer. When not working, Chuck attends NASCAR, sprint car and Indianapolis-type championship car races with his oldest son. He also enjoys watching his other son play soccer and tennis. His remaining time is occupied with reading, walking and spending time outdoors.
