Excerpt
Long before she stood before eager college students as a professor of communication – and offered insight about motivation and relationships as a TV and radio personality, magazine columnist and author – Dr. Carol Morgan was perceived as quiet.
The youngest of three girls, her older sisters were chatty and vivacious at an early age. Ms. Morgan appeared to reflect an opposite persona.
Read the article from Greene County Alive.
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