Mac Drinker is a total and permanent service-connected combat veteran. He served in the Republic of Vietnam from March 1969 to March 1970 and earned the meritorious medal for outst...mehr sehenMac Drinker is a total and permanent service-connected combat veteran. He served in the Republic of Vietnam from March 1969 to March 1970 and earned the meritorious medal for outstanding service in every adverse combat situation. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for Bravery and awarded four honors from the Vietnam Presidential Citation for Bravery. Mr. Drinker was also a member of the Vietnam Peace Institute of North Chicago Medical Center from 1985 to 1996 while being treated for severe post-traumatic stress disorder, chronic type.
Mac Drinker holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from the Mercer University Continuing Education, and a master’s degree in community counseling from Argosy University School of Psychology. While attending Argosy University in Atlanta, he has taken forty-eight hours of coursework in the psychology and behavioral science fields that include counseling theory, abnormal psychology, counseling skills 1, counseling skills 2, human growth and development, personal theory and individual counseling, professional and ethical issues, group counseling, social and cultural diversity, appraisal and assessment, career and lifestyle development, research and program evaluation, substance abuse counseling, academic writing. He has passed a comprehensive psychology examination as well. He has also acquired two years of studies toward his doctorate for counseling education and supervision from Walden University, Minnesota.
Mr. Drinker continues to advocate for veterans by assisting them in gaining benefits based upon eligibility.weniger sehen