Victor Daniels

Victor Daniels (1941- ) is an Emeritus Professor of Psychology whose writing includes meditation and eastern disciplines, the environment, politics, economics, gender relations and futurology. He was born in a mining town in Utah and grew up as a semi "Army brat" -- his parents were civilian employees of the Army and Air Force in Germany, France, England, Florida, Nebraska, and California. He has a Ph.D. from UCLA, served in the Peace Corps, and taught at Sonoma State University in Northern California where he was psychology Department Chair and director of the India Studies program. He has been program chair or co-chair for several international Gestalt therapy Conferences. His home web page has links to individual web pages for several of his books and his web page at Sonoma State University. Living beside a creek in a redwood forest, he has become a woodsman and skilled in stream-bank maintenance, erosion control, and filling potholes in the road.