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Kevin Haran
College of Arts and Humanities
My goal in teaching studio art is to give students a college-level experience in creating a body of work that they would not have made on their own. This work will represent an awareness of traditional and contemporary issues in art. I challenge art students while offering encouragement as they pursue their educa...
Judit Szente
College of Education
I believe that all students have the potential to be successful, and I look for ways to reach them through constructivist learning methods, multisensory experiences, multiple intelligences, and reflective practice. My passion for providing students with global perspectives leads me to tie my research expertise in...
Karl Sooder
College of Business Administration
Respect is a simple, but a very powerful and dynamic, life change-agent. Ideally, we demonstrate respect for our students, faculty /administration colleagues and community citizens through our personal demeanor, conduct and by our personal leadership both within and beyond the classroom. Respect is at the core of ...
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