You should consider cloning him and having him teach the entire curriculum. That's how one student described Dr. Philip C. Kendall. A member of the Temple faculty for 13 years, Dr. Kendall is professor and chairman of the Division of Clinical Psychology, as well as director of the graduate clinical training program and Temple's Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders Clinic. In addition to teaching several graduate and undergraduate courses, he works closely with doctoral students in clinical psychology, assisting with research and training, supervising dissertations and perhaps most importantly, leading by example. Students and Dr. Kendall himself will tell you that his classes are tough.
Students come in at the bottom.
Dr. Kendall is internationally known for his work with emotionally distressed children, particularly in developing intervention programs for kids with extreme social anxiety and attention disorders. The most amazing thing is that he has fun at the same time and a playful spirit. It's the beginning of something I need to maintain.