Faculty Fellows

Abby Milon
College of Health and Public Affairs Education has always been an important and valued part of my life. My parents impressed upon me the need to obtain an education because unlike material items an education cannot be taken away from you. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Master of Science and Juris Doctor from the University ...

Stephanie Vie
College of Arts & Humanities No matter the class I teach, rhetoric serves as our foundation. Rhetorical literacy - which I define as an individual's ability to critically analyze a communication situation and best select from the available communicative strategies - is my pedagogical touchstone. To focus on rhetorical literacy, I ask students...

Michael Strawser
College of Arts and Humanities All true education and edification (or Bildung, which nicely captures the meanings of both words) is based on respect, and I am thankful to have consistently scored highest in this category on my student perception of instruction forms. There are several ways that I try to respect my students, perhaps the most im...