Reflecting on a Rewarding Career: Terri Tilford Prepares for Retirement
May 13, 2025 - 22:50
As Terri Tilford plans to retire from her role as an assistant teaching professor of counseling and counselor education in the NC State College of Education, she reflects on her career and what she is looking forward to in retirement. Over the years, Tilford has dedicated herself to shaping the lives of countless students, imparting knowledge and fostering a supportive learning environment.
Throughout her tenure, she has collaborated with a remarkable group of colleagues, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and shared goals in the educational landscape. Tilford's commitment to her students and the field of counseling has not only enriched her own life but has also made a lasting impact on those she has taught.
As she looks ahead to retirement, Tilford expresses excitement about exploring new opportunities, spending time with family, and pursuing personal passions. Her journey in academia has been fulfilling, and she leaves behind a legacy of inspiration for future educators and counselors.
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