The University of Santa Monica Faculty is composed of highly qualified professionals who bring to their teaching a strong academic background enhanced by practical and varied experience. They share a commitment to empowering students in transforming their consciousness and their lives, and in becoming masterful architects of their own futures.
Each faculty member has spent years immersed in USM’s teachings and practices, embodying the Principles & Practices of Spiritual Psychology in their own lives and work. They are gifted teachers and facilitators, devoted to guiding students through the profound, soul-centered journey that USM is known for.
Cindy Lou Golin, Ph.D., is a transformational coach, facilitator, and instructional designer with decades of experience in human transformation. She’s the author of The Shadow Playbook. She has served on faculty in a number of transformational programs including JFK University, Integral Institute, Ten Directions, and Two Arrows Zen. Read more ▸
Emilio Diez Barroso perfected the art of appearing successful. He manages two family offices, a venture investment firm, sits on the board of over a dozen companies, etc. … But up until recently, he was always trying to get somewhere other than where he was—seeking recognition, achievement, love, success, and finally, the ultimate carrot: enlightenment. Read more ▸
Alyssa Nobriga MFT, is a licensed psychotherapist, international speaker, coach, and entrepreneur. Alyssa holds a master’s degree from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and holds a second master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology… Read more ▸
Founding Faculty
Pioneers of Spiritual Psychology
Dr. H. Ronald Hulnick, President Emeritus of the University of Santa Monica, is a pioneer and innovator in the field of Spiritual Psychology, and together with the University’s Executive Vice President, Dr. Mary R. Hulnick, he has played a seminal role in the development of the study and practice of Spiritual Psychology.
Read more ▸
Dr. Mary R. Hulnick is a pioneer and innovator in the field of Spiritual Psychology, and in her role at the University as Executive Vice President, she was responsible for all academic matters including curriculum development, academic standards and policy, faculty/student relationships, and faculty development. Read more ▸
