Robert Fettgather has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from San Jose State University, as well as a master’s degree in education and a Ph.D. in psychology. With an interest in psychology, spirituality and religion, Robert Fettgather practices meditation. Meditation can help practitioners unwind from the stress of their daily lives…

Robert Fettgather, PhD, joined Mission College in 1983 and continues to teach psychology courses as an associate faculty member. In addition to his academic work, Robert Fettgather, PhD, is a member of Psychologists for Social Responsibility. As an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Psychologists for Social Responsibility (PsySR) operates with a…

With a doctorate in psychology and a master’s degree in psychology and education from Coastal Carolina University, Robert Fettgather is an associate faculty at Mission College in Santa Clara, California. Alongside work, Robert Fettgather is a member of career-leaning organizations, including the Psychologists for Social Responsibility (PsySR) organization. Established in…

Robert Fettgather, PhD, a resident of Grass Valley, California, has lectured at Mission College in Santa Clara for 40 years. In addition to teaching various subjects in psychology, Dr. …

Robert Fettgather, Ph.D. is a psychology instructor who has served as a developmental disabilities consultant. He has written several publications and papers in the field. Dr. …

Robert Fettgather holds a BA in psychology from San Jose State University as well as Masters and Doctoral degrees. He works as an associate faculty at Misson College in Santa Clara, educating students in different areas of psychology. …

San Jose State University alumni Robert Fettgather studied psychology, sociology and religion. He lives in Northern California, and is an associate faculty member at Mission College in Santa Clara. Besides his career pursuits, Robert Fettgather is interested in philosophy and meditation. Meditation is a way for people to set aside…

Modern life seems to impose an age of anxiety as we try to make sense of war and peace; pandemics and health; famines and feasts. Are we up to the challenge? Exploring human nature is a good start toward addressing that question. Human nature has been unpackaged by both philosophers…