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Coon left the GOP executive director's position in the fall of 1975 to begin work on his [[Ph.D.]] (then Ed.D) in counselor education at the at the [[University of Arkansas]] at Fayetteville. He completed the program in 1979 and worked for two years for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas. He was licensed as a counselor in 1980.
Coon left the GOP executive director's position in the fall of 1975 to begin work on his [[Ph.D.]] (then Ed.D) in counselor education at the at the [[University of Arkansas]] at Fayetteville. He completed the program in 1979 and worked for two years for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arkansas. He was licensed as a counselor in 1980.
Coon established his counseling and motivational speaking bureau, the Life Guide Center of Human Resource Development and Career Counseling. He was licensed as a psychologist in 1985. He is also an adjunct professor of human resources development for the Little Rock campus of Webster University in [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]].<ref>[http://www.webster.edu/iw/iw/011127/webmain.html#know]; no longer on-line.</ref>
Coon established his counseling and motivational speaking bureau, the Life Guide Center of Human Resource Development and Career Counseling. He was licensed as a psychologist in 1985. He is also an adjunct professor of human resources development for the Little Rock campus of Webster University in [[St. Louis]], [[Missouri]].
Coon, a former [[Methodist]] is a member of the [[Church of Christ]].
Coon, a former [[Methodist]] is a member of the [[Church of Christ]].