Bio

Lee N. June is a native of Manning South Carolina. He is married to Shirley Ann Spencer June and they are the parents of twin sons, Brian L. and Stephen June. He is active in his local civic and religious community.

Lee’s educational background includes a bachelor degree in biology from Tuskegee University, a Masters degree in Rehabilitation Counseling and a Masters and a Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Clinical Psychology, all from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Additionally, he has done Post Baccalaureate study in Psychology (Haverford College), sabbatical study as a special student at Duke University Divinity School, and has earned a certificate in Theology from Interdenominational Theological Center (Atlanta, Georgia).

He is the editor or co-editor of four books, all published by Zondervan Press- The Black Family: Past, Present and Future (1991), Men to Men (1996), Evangelism and Discipleship in African American Churches (1999) and Counseling for Seemingly Impossible Problems (formerly entitled Counseling in African American Community: Biblical Approaches to Tough Issues) (2002).

Lee has also authored or co-authored articles and book chapters in the areas of counseling /therapy, effective psychological service delivery, career development, and religious issues in the African American community.

Currently, he is a Professor and serves as Vice President for Student Affairs and Services and Associate Provost for Academic Student Services and Multicultural Issues at Michigan State University.

Statistics:
Hometown: Minnesota (town withheld per author request)
Family:
Wife: Shirley Ann Spencer June
Children: Twins – Brian and Stephen June

Employment: Professor