Our Staff
Providing Guidance and Counseling to All Who Seek Assistance
While SDCC staff members have diverse interests, skills and backgrounds, they all share a common expertise and passion. They know the challenges WPI can bring, and they are committed to helping students succeed. This commitment is shown in the SDCC’s wide range of campus programs, including stress management, leadership, and peer education/support.
Charlie Morse
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
cmorse@wpi.edu
Charlie Morse
- Assistant Dean for Student Development
- Director of Counseling
Charlie has been with the SDCC since 1993 and assumed the role of Director of Counseling in 2005. He is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), with a MA in Counseling Psychology from Assumption College. Charlie works directly with students and also oversees WPI’s innovative training and consultation programs on recognizing and responding to student distress. He has an expertise in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which helps students move towards their values with openness and acceptance. Additionally, Charlie's focus includes leadership development and performance enhancement for students.
Erica Tolles
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
etolles@wpi.edu
Erica Tolles
- Assistant Director
- Coordinator of Alcohol & Drug Programming
Erica joined the SDCC in 2008, took on the role of Coordinator of Alcohol and Drug Programming in 2010, and was promoted to Assistant Director in 2011. She received her MA in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy from Assumption College and is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). Erica’s clinical approach is also influenced by mindfulness, acceptance, and Internal Family Systems. Her professional background includes clinical work in community mental health and substance abuse treatment, as well as student activities experience in higher education. Erica’s areas of clinical interest include interpersonal relationships, sexuality, trauma, and recovery.
Julie Glovin
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
jglovin@wpi.edu
Julie Glovin
- Counselor
Julie is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and received an MSW from Boston University in 1999. Her counseling background includes working in a private practice and at a community mental health center. Julie has a clinical expertise in using cognitive behavioral therapy to help those dealing with anxiety and depression. She has an interest in assisting students coping with loss and grief, life transitions, family stressors, and personal growth and development.
Matt Barry
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
mbarry@wpi.edu
Matt Barry
- Counselor
Matt joined the staff as outreach coordinator in 2010 and transitioned to the role of counselor in 2012. Matt holds an MA in mental health counseling from Boston College. He has interests in acceptance and commitment therapy, gender (particularly men’s issues and masculinity), and social justice concerns such as racism and homophobia.
Sabrina Rebecchi
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
sputko@wpi.edu
Sabrina Rebecchi
- Counselor
Sabrina joined the SDCC as a counselor in 2011. She previously worked as a clinical intern for the 2010-2011 academic year. Sabrina holds a MA in counseling psychology from the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology. Her clinical approach is influenced by mindfulness, acceptance, and self-compassion. Her interests include expressive therapies such as dance and art, self-compassion and personal growth, coping with grief and loss, body image, family stressors, and life transitions.
Susie Driscoll Fairchild
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
sdriscollfairchi@wpi.edu
Susie Driscoll Fairchild
- Clinical Intern
Susie is in her final year at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, where she is pursuing an MS in counseling psychology. She has worked at the UMass Memorial Medical Center both with issues of addiction and disordered eating (obesity). Her clinical interests include grief, stress management, and life transitions. Having spent much of her time living abroad, Susie also focuses on the impact of culture and spirituality on mental health. Her approach is inspired through mindfulness and an eclectic approach.
Laure Saint Georges
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
lsaintgeorges@wpi.edu
Laure Saint Georges
- Clinical Intern
Laure is entering her final year at Boston University, where she is pursuing an MS in mental health counseling and behavioral medicine. She has worked with both adults and children in crisis in an emergency service setting. Laure also worked with adults with chronic mental health issues in a crisis stabilization unit. Her clinical interests include stress management, anxiety, addiction, sexuality, and relationships. Laure's approach to counseling is eclectic and individualized to each client, which allows her to focus on the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Deborah Bordage
Contact Information
157 West Street
Phone: +1-508-831-5540
dbordage@wpi.edu
Deborah Bordage
- Office Services Coordinator
Deborah has served as office services coordinator for the SDCC since 2007 and recently joined the Office of Disability Services, which is now located in the West Street House. She is responsible for making appointments and greeting students. Debbie recently completed her MS in school counseling. She cares deeply for the students and wants to see all succeed.
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