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Faculty Directory FACULTY DIRECTORY BAKER.EDU Allen Park Mazen Abunasr (AP) Business Administration LLM Wayne State University Linda Adams BS, MA (AP) Education BS Eastern Michigan University MA Eastern Michigan University Ranj A. Ahmad (AP) Computer Information Systems BA Baker College MA Lawrence Tech University Malina Alley BS MS (AP) Human Services BS Madonna University MS University of Phoenix Jeffery Allison BA, MS (AP) Human Services BS Fort Valley State University MA University of Georgia Tracy Anderson (AP) Education/General Education BA Marygrove College MA Central Michigan University Ryan Ash (AP) Business Administration BOA University of Michigan MSSL Walsh College Christa Azar (AP) Computer Information Systems BA University of Detroit Mercy MA University of Detroit Mercy Christa Azar MA (AP) Engineering and Technology AA Macomb Community College BA University of Detroit Mercy MA University of Detroit Mercy Alison Bailey PhD (AP) Business Administration BA University of Windsor MA Wayne State University PhD Capella University Heather Barry (AP) Developmental Education/Education/General Education BA Oakland University MS Eastern Michigan University David Bartczak (AP) Education/General Education BSE University of Michigan MSE University of Michigan MBA University of Michigan Julie Bates (AP) Developmental Education/Education BS University of Michigan MBA University of Michigan Kenneth Beebe (AP) Business Administration BS Central MI University MS Walsh College Clairessa Bender EdD (AP) Education/General Education BA Albany State University MEd Alabama State University EdS Troy State University EdD Nova Southeastern University Robert Berge (AP) Business Administration BS Eastern Michigan University MA University of Detroit Robert Bethel MS (AP) Business Administration AAS Westmoreland County Community College BS Robert Morris University MS Central Michigan University Jeanne Bocci MA (AP) Health Sciences BS Wayne State University MA Wayne State University Johanna Booms-George (AP) Education/General Education BA Grand Valley State University MA Wayne State University Sharon Bowman (AP) Developmental Education/Education BA Michigan State University MA Eastern Michigan University Kent Broughman (AP) Engineering and Technology BS University of Michigan LaCrecia Brown (AP) Education/Human Services AAS Wayne County Community College BA University of Detroit Mercy MS Central Michigan University Verna Brown (AP) Computer Information Systems BA Cleary University MS Chadwick University Dennis Burin EdD (AP) Education/General Education BS University of Michigan MA Wayne State University EdD Wayne State University Evone Butler (AP) Human Services BA Spring Arbor University MBA University of Phoenix Susan Cadwell (AP) Education/Human Services BS Central Michigan University MA Eastern Michigan University Francis Cafferty JD (AP) Business Administration BA University of Detroit MA University of Detroit JD Detroit College of Law Perry Caldwell (AP) Computer Information Systems BAS Siena Heights University MSA Central Michigan University Valentina Calmac (AP) Health Sciences BS Baker College MSOT Baker College James Cameron PhD (AP) Business Administration BSEd Central Michigan University MS Central Michigan University PhD Capella University Heather Capote-Powell (AP) Education/General Education BS Eastern Michigan University MA Eastern Michigan University Benjamin Carr BA, MA (AP) Education BA Midwestern State University MA Midwestern State University Chandra Carr MSW (AP) Education/General Education BS Michigan State University MSW University of Michigan Natashia Carter MEd (AP) Education/General Education BA University of Detroit Mercy MAT University of Detroit Mercy MEd University of Detroit Mercy Rodney Caruthers (AP) Business Administration BA Wayne State University MA University of Phoenix DBA Baker College Gary Cleary (AP) Engineering and Technology BS Wayne State University MS Wayne State University Kathleen Coakley (AP) Education/Human Services AAS Wayne County Community College BA Central Michigan University MA Oakland University Charles Cooper (AP) Engineering and Technology BArch University of Detroit MSE University of Michigan Rachel Cronover (AP) Computer Information Systems/Engineering and Technology BS Lawrence Technological University BFA Lawrence Technological University Stephen Davis (AP) Education/Human Services BS Wayne State University Robert DeBerardino (AP) Computer Information Systems BS St Mary's University MSA Central MI University Kim Dembrosky (AP) Education/General Education BS Eastern Michigan University MS Madonna University Toi Dennis JD (AP) Business Administration BSBA University of Phoenix MA Wayne State University JD Wayne State University-Law James Diebolt (AP) Business Administration BBA University of Michigan MA University of Detroit Mercy Timothy Dinan JD (AP) Business Administration BA Michigan State University JD Detroit College of Law Hanadi Dorra (AP) Health Sciences BS University of Michigan MS University of Michigan MBA Wayne State University Janet Douglas (AP) Health Sciences BA University of Detroit Mercy MA Central Michigan University Benjamin Drummer JD (AP) Business Administration BA Wayne State University JD MI State University Michele Durham (AP) Computer Information Systems AAS Austin Peay State University BBA Baker College MBA Baker College Mary Ellen East (AP) OTA AAS Schoolcraft College BS Siena Heights MS Madonna College Jonita Edwards (AP) Business Administration ABA Davenport University BBA Davenport University MBA Central Michigan University Azadeh Eftekhari (AP) Developmental Education/General Education/Computer Information Systems BS University of Windsor MS University of Tehran Ronald Embry (AP) Education/Human Services AAS Lansing Community College BA Spring Arbor University MPA University of Michigan David Erwin (AP) General Education BS Michigan State University MS Michigan State University Eric Esau (AP) Business Administration BS Wayne State University MS Walsh College MBA Wayne State University Eric Esau (AP) Business Administration BA Wayne State University MSPA Walsh College MBA Wayne State University Erik Fiedler (AP) General Education BBA Detroit College of Business MAT University of Michigan Susan Finerty (AP) Early Childhood Education BS Eastern Michigan University MS Eastern Michigan University Mark Firouzi (AP) Engineering and Technology BS Lawrence Technological University Robert Fite (AP) General Education BA Maranatha Baptist College MA Easter Michigan University Odell (Rick) Flood (AP) Engineering and Technology BA University of Michigan MS University of Michigan Joseph Forgue (AP) Engineering and Technology AAS Macomb County Community College BA Oakland University Deborah Franklin-McElrath (AP) General Education BA University of Detroit MEd Wayne State University Joseph French (AP) Computer Information Systems AAS ITT Technical Institute Kimberly Fresh (AP) Health Sciences AS Detroit College of Business BS Detroit College of Business MBA University of Phoenix David Frison DBA (AP) Business Administration BBA Eastern Michigan University MBA Northwood University DBA University of Phoenix Charlene Galloway (AP) Computer Information Systems BA Lawrence Institute of Technology Joseph George (AP) Computer Information Systems BBA Davenport University MBA Davenport University Fodie Ghraib (AP) Computer Information Systems BS University of Michigan Kathleen Givens (AP) Medical Laboratory Technology BS Madonna University MSA Central Michigan University John Gleeson JD (AP) Business Administration BA University of Michigan JD Wayne State University Anthony Gonzalez (AP) Engineering and Technology BS Michigan Technological University Sherry Goosby BS, MA (AP) Human Services BS Wayne State University MA Siena Heights University Candice Green (AP) Business Administration BBA Grand Valley State University MA University of Michigan Richard Green (AP) General Education BA Western Michigan University MA Western Michigan University Erma Griffin (AP) General Education BA Wayne State University MEd University of Michigan Valerie Haas (AP) General Education BS Northern Michigan University MA Eastern Michigan University John Hajkus (AP) Business Administration BA University of Michigan MA Wayne State University Michele Hall JD (AP) Business Administration BGS University of Michigan MBA Oakland University JD University of Detroit Mercy-Law Sharon Hampton (AP) Developmental Education BS Wayne State University MEd Wayne State University Jerri Harris (AP) Business Administration BS Bowling Green State University MA University of Michigan Oliver Hayes (AP) Business Administration AAB Wayne County Community College BBA Davenport University MT Walsh College Sheryl Horvath (AP) Business Administration CERT University of Michigan BA Michigan State University MS Walden University Ayman Ismail (AP) Computer Information Systems BS University of Michigan MS Lawrence Technological University Andrew Jackson (AP) General Education BA Adrian College MEd Wayne State University Teresa Jackson (AP) Education/General Education BS Central Michigan University MAT Marygrove College Amy Jacobs JD (AP) Education/General Education BA Western Michigan JD Cooley Law School Kathleen Jaczynski (AP) General Education BA Wayne State University MA Central Michigan University Mike Jasinski MA (AP) Education/General Education BA University of Michigan MA Wayne State University Angeliki Javarinis (AP) Business Administration BA Wayne State University MBA Davenport University Thomas Javarinis (AP) Business Administration
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