URGENT UPDATE: The University of Southern California’s Rossier School of Education is celebrating the remarkable 25-year career of Mary Andres, a pivotal figure in shaping the highly regarded Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy program. The retirement event, held on November 3, 2023, highlights her significant contributions to the field and the lives of countless students.
This momentous occasion is not just a farewell but a recognition of the profound impact Andres has had on both the institution and the community. Her leadership and dedication have transformed the program into a beacon of excellence in marriage and family therapy education.
During her tenure, Andres has overseen numerous initiatives that enhanced the curriculum, fostered student engagement, and promoted an inclusive environment. Her commitment to student success and professional development has left an indelible mark on the program.
“Mary has been a cornerstone of our program,” stated Dean of USC Rossier, Dr. [Name]. “Her legacy will continue to inspire future generations of therapists.”
The retirement event serves as a gathering of colleagues, alumni, and current students, all coming together to honor her legacy. Many attendees expressed their gratitude for her mentorship and guidance, emphasizing how her influence extended far beyond the classroom.
As the USC Rossier community reflects on Andres’ extraordinary career, conversations are underway about the future direction of the program. The school is committed to upholding the standards and values that Andres instilled, ensuring that her vision continues to thrive.
This celebration is not only a tribute to a beloved educator but also a reminder of the essential role educators play in shaping lives and communities. As USC Rossier looks ahead, the impact of Mary Andres will undoubtedly resonate for many years to come.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story and the future of the Marriage and Family Therapy program at USC Rossier.
