Faculty Fellows

Ann Gleig
College of Arts and Humanities At the heart of my teaching philosophy is the conviction that teaching is a vocation in the original sense of its Latin root, vocare, a summoning to a particular type of service; in this instance, the call to nurture the full development of the individual within a scho...

Kristen Schellhase
College of Health & Public Affairs Be Prepared Plan lectures, labs and exams well in advance. The more organized the educator is, the more organized the student can be. The class syllabus should have a deliberate direction. All assignments should lead to further understanding of the material. Preparation includes making sure that the direction and...

Hakan Ozoglu
College of Arts and Humanities As an integral part of the Humanities/Liberal Arts curriculum, courses on history serve a double purpose; one is that history provides students with a narrative and informs them about significant problems/issues in the instructor‘s own field. The second purpose is more skill oriented. It aims at producing s...