TRADE SECRETS

Born on the west shore of Lake Michigan two years before the start of the Baby Boom Generation (in August, 1944), ROBERT L. BRIELMAIER lived in a suburb of Milwaukee for 22 years. In 1966 he moved to the other side of Lake Michigan, where he taught high school history, psychology, and English for 31 years, interrupted by two years of military service (1968-1970), a oneyear sabbatical at Michigan State University (1978-79), and a one-year leave of absence for classes at Roosevelt University in Chicago (1985-86). In 1997, he left Michigan to become an adjunct instructor of Psychology and History at Hopkinsville Community College (part of the University of Kentucky), while often teaching additional classes at near-by Fort Campbell for Austin Peay State University of Clarksville, Tennessee. Mr. Brielmaier moved to Plano, Texas in 2004, where he presently resides, and served as adjunct instructor of Psychology at Richland College from 2004-2007.