Angela Shine Case Study

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It is with immense pleasure and esteemed honor that I write this letter of recommendation for Angela L. Shine, LMSW for your consideration to attend the 5-day Summer Research Workshop at Duke University.

Angela Shine is a woman of prodigious integrity and values. This remarkable woman is highly respected in the mental health field. Her leadership contributions to mental health awareness beginning in 2004 and prior, have always focused on the holistic (mind, body & spirit) approach through her non-profit, Radical, Incorporated. She has proven her dedication and commitment to public service and the implementation of lifelong solutions for a mentally healthy America for the total wellness of all human beings. A woman who I have known for

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