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Jacqueline LaManna
College of Nursing
I love teaching! I love nursing! Fortunately, the educator role is integral to nursing practice. I have been afforded the opportunity to teach in a variety of positions for most of my nursing career. Each of these experiences has provided the foundation for my philosophy of teaching.I believe that pre-licensure ...
Shari Hodgson
College of Sciences
My teaching philosophy has evolved during my 22 years of experience in the university, business, and legal contexts. To be succinct, I am committed to inspiring all persons to become passionate, engaged, lifelong learners who develop the skills to be productive members of our global society. To accomplish this g...
Barry Mauer
College of Arts and Sciences
A university does not just teach salable skills. It should do that, but more importantly it
teaches methods that lead to self-knowledge, critical thinking, citizenship--defined
in its broadest sense as responsibility for one's locality, state, nation, and
globe--and literacy, which is the ability to read and w...
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