The Academy of Counseling, Ministry, and Education

Believing each student is uniquely made (Psalms 139:14) and given specific gifts (Romans 12:6) for the building up of Christ's body, this Academy seeks first to help each student discover those gifts. At that point the student can begin to seek God for a career where those gifts can bring benefit to others as well as financial reward and life satisfaction.

Director of the Academy of Counseling, Ministry, and Education, Dr. Lee Campbell

Director's Bio:
Dr. Campbell has a B.B.A. in Management and Economics from Oglethorpe University and a M.A. in Ministry from Luther Rice Seminary. He completed the course work for his Ed.S. in Educational Leadership at Argosy University in the Spring of 2006. His dissertation was accepted for his Doctorate in Educational Leadership in Dec. '08; the subject of his research was teacher attrition and retention in private schools.

This is Dr. Campbell's seventh year at NCCS. For two years he was selected to be in Who's Who Among High School Teachers and was selected in 2006 as Teacher of the Year by his NCCS peers. Dr. Campbell is an ordained minister and has also taught early elementary Sunday school for three years; he currently teaches middle school Sunday school.

Dr. Campbell brings years of teaching and communication experience in the church and business worlds to NCCS. As a former salesman, Dr. Campbell has made successful presentations to many Fortune 500 companies. As a businessman, Dr. Campbell has extensive experience managing people and revenue, as well as developing and implementing strategic plans. As administrator of a church of several hundred in Metro-Atlanta, Dr. Campbell gained experience in non-profit planning and development, seminar and conference hosting, preaching and meeting facilitation. He also received one and one-half years counseling experience with supervision by Dorothy Mallory, M.A.

Dr. Campbell has been married for 13 years to Sherry Campbell M.S., L.P.C. Mrs. Campbell serves as a NCCS School Guidance Counselor. The Campbells have three children, all attending NCCS, Elisha, Kealer, and Callie.

Course of Study:
Counseling, Ministry, and Education (9th)
Introduction to Counseling, MInistry, and Education
Psychology
Honors Sociology
Advanced Counseling, Ministry, and Education
Internship
Teacher Cadet

Possible Career Interests:
Psychologist Professor Coach Criminal Justice Teacher Missionary School Counselor Sociologist		Media Specialist Worship Leader Counselor Minister Stay-at-home Mom Social Worker Sales Representative
	Seniors minister in Guatemala