Mark Arcuri

Dr. Mark Arcuri serves as Associate Dean for the BS in Integrative Health program and is formerly the Academic Coordinator for the PhD and MS programs in Clinical Psychology within the College of Allied Health. Trained in Clinical Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, his work emphasizes Lifestyle Psychology and the integration of mind, body, and context in human functioning.

Since 1986, Dr. Arcuri has held a wide range of clinical, administrative, consulting, and academic roles, working with diverse populations across inner-city, suburban, and rural settings. A clinician at heart, he has consistently sought to bring clinical ways of thinking into program development, leadership, and organizational life. Central to his work is an expanded understanding of what it means to be “clinical,” one that includes complementary and alternative approaches to personal, community, and organizational health and wellness.

His passion lies in supporting current and emerging leaders as they attend to the holistic needs of themselves, their staff, and their communities, guided by what he describes as a biopsychosocialspiritualenvironmental framework.

Education

PhD, Capella University

MA, New York University

BA, State University of New York at Stony Brook

Publications

Arcuri, M. A., Cardador-Martinez, A., Rodriguez-Garcia, V. M., Manzano-Santana, P., Alonzo-Macias, M. (2020). Barberry: Medicinal Properties and Usage for Metabolic Disorders Prevention.

Arcuri, M. A., Cardador-Martinez, A., Rodriguez-Garcia, V. M. (2018). Cannabis.

Arcuri, M. A., Cardador-Martinez, A., Rodriguez-Garcia, V. M. (2018). Melaleuca.

Arcuri, M. A., Cardador-Martinez, A., Rodriguez-Garcia, V. M. (2018). Sage.

Arcuri, M. A. (2008). A Life Aligned: The journey to allowing the magic in your life.