Oct 5, 2022
David Culkin, Ph.D., is a professional adult educator currently
serving as a qualitative
methodologist in graduate degree programs for the U.S. Army
University in Kansas serving
primarily mid-career military officers. He earned his doctorate in
Adult Education from Kansas
State University, and his autoethnographic dissertation addressed
his identity development as a
person living with OCD. He has been married to the love of his life
for over 27 years. His
research interests include narrative learning, identity
development, and poetic inquiry.
Michaela Culkin, PhD, is a professional educator who works as an
administrator in the
advancement office at St. Benedict’s Abbey in Kansas. For over 20
years, she has served as a
teacher, mentor, and principal at schools across the country. She
earned her doctorate in
Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Kansas. She and
David co-authored OCD and
Marriage (2021) to fill a significant gap in OCD literature. Her
passions lay in teaching, helping
others, and serving her brother monks.
You can find their book here
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