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About Us
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Bill Dingledine is
a Certified Educational Planner (CEP) with 35 years
experience in education. He received his B.A. from the University of
Virginia and his M.S. in education from Johns Hopkins University. As
Assistant Headmaster and Upper School Director at Christ Church
Episcopal School in Greenville, S.C. from 1985-96, he oversaw school
admissions and college guidance. His broad range of experience and
knowledge gives him particular insight into the needs of middle and
high school students and the types of educational experiences available
throughout the country. He holds membership in and serves on the
national legislative Assembly for the National Association
for College Admission Counseling (NACAC); he is
President-Elect for the
Southern Association for College Admission Counseling (SACAC),
and has served on the Board of Directors for the
Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA). In
addition, he is Chair of the Commission on Credentialing for the
American Institute of Educational Planners (AICEP).
Email Bill:
wsdingle@educdir.com
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Dale
Dingledine is a psychotherapist with 17 years experience.
Having earned a M.S.W. from the University of South Carolina and her
Ph.D. from the Smith College School of Social Work, Dale is a licensed
clinical social worker with a broad range of experience in individual
and family therapy. She worked for many years for the South
Carolina Department of Mental Health in both in-patient hospital and
out-patient clinic settings, as well as maintaining a private
practice. She is a member of the Independent Educational
Consultants Association (IECA), National Association of
Social Work,
and the South Carolina Society of Clinical Social Work. As
Director of Therapeutic Placements, Dale is continually visiting and
maintaining contact with various programs around the country.
Her approach in meeting any student or family is one of collaboration,
compassion, and expertise.
Email Dale:
dwdingle@educdir.com
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Margie
Gust has served as an educational
consultant in the Greenville area since 1983, working primarily with
elementary, middle, and secondary school students with learning
differences and AD/HD. She earned her B.S. in elementary and
special education as well as her M.S. in LD Special Education and
Supervision from Southern Illinois University. She is a
trainer for Steven Covey’s Seven Habits of Effective People
and has completed continuing education at the UNC-Chapel Hill School of
Medicine in learning disorders. She has served as Adjunct
Faculty in special education at Furman University. She works with
students and families who need specialized tutoring and coaching as
well as with educational systems interested in better serving their
student population.
Email
Margie: mgust@educdir.com
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