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Roosevelt University Faculty Name College Department ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY FACULTY NAME COLLEGE DEPARTMENT RANK YEARS Abadin, Grace Arts & Sciences Spanish Lecturer 1968-70 Abraham, Willard Arts & Sciences Education Assistant Professor 1947, Associate Professor 1948 1947-52 Abrahamson, Irving Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1949 1949-58 Abrams, Sharon Arts & Sciences English Instructor 1971-6 Abramson, Stanley M. Business Administration Marketing Lecturer 1979-84 Achet, Shiva Arts & Sciences Geography and Environmental Science Assistant Professor 2004-6 Nuclear Medicine Technology: Edward Ackerman, Leo Arts & Sciences Hines Jr. Veterans Administration Hospital Allied Health Adjunct Member 1983-2006 Ackerman, Marcel Music Band 1960-9 Ackerman, Sam Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1993-5 Adaire, Christine Performing Arts Theatre Assistant Professor 2004-6 Adams, Jack A. Arts & Sciences Education Associate Professor 1969 1969-74 Adams, Marlene Arts & Sciences Physical Education Instructor 1966 Assistant Professor 1967 1966-70 Adams, Peter Arts & Sciences English Adjunct Instructor 2006 Adams, Roy M. Business Administration Business Law Lecturer 1970-2 Addison, Kathleen Music Piano Instructor 1948-51 Aderman, Morris Arts & Sciences Psychology Lecturer 1958 Ades, Leslie J. Business Administration Marketing Lecturer 1969-70 Adickes, Roland Arts & Sciences Modern Languages Lecturer 1960 Adler, Franz Arts & Sciences Sociology Lecturer 1948-9 Adler, Hans Arts & Sciences Jewish Studies Lecturer 1964 Adrian, Dennis Arts & Sciences Art Lecturer 1971-6 Afremow, Leonard C. Arts & Sciences Chemistry Lecturer 1967-70 Agran, Abraham Commerce Accounting Lecturer 1948-51 Radiation Technology: Edward Hines Jr. Ahmad, Anwar Arts & Sciences Veterans Administration Hospital Allied Health Adjunct Member 1983-8 Ahrens, Christie L. Education Education Assistant Professor 2001-4 Ahsmann, LeRoy L. Business Administration Management and Personnel Administration Assistant Professor 1977 Associate Professor 1981 1977-2006 Aid, Aziquez Arts & Sciences Mathematics Lecturer 1993 Akalin, T. Mustafa Business Administration Management Lecturer 1975 Associate Professor 1979 1975-86 Albanese, Maria Arts & Sciences Mathematics Lecturer 1993 Alberts, William W. Arts & Sciences, Commerce Finance and Economics Instructor Assistant Professor 1958 1958 Alderman, Van V. Arts & Sciences Chemistry Assistant Professor 1949 Associate Professor 1950 1949-51 Alexander, Deonna Arts & Sciences Computer Science and Telecommunications Adjunct Instructor 2006 Alexander, Lane Arts & Sciences Conte Dance Studio- Tap Instructor 1989-95 Alexander, Marise E. Arts & Sciences Psychology Lecturer 1999 Alexander, Roberta S. Arts & Sciences History Lecturer 1967 Alexander, Susan Continuing Education Lawer's Assistant Program Lecturer 1983-6 Alexopoulos, George Arts & Sciences Physics Lecturer 1960 Instructor 1962 Assistant Professor 1966 1960-70 Alger, Neil Performing Arts Jazz Guitar Artist Faculty 2005-2006 Alipuria, Hari Arts & Sciences Mathematics Lecturer 1967-8 Allan, Arthur Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1973-6 Allardice, David R. Business Administration Finance Lecturer 1977 Visiting Associate Professor 1983 1977-95 Allen, Adrienne Business Administration Management Adjunct Instructor 2001-6 Allen, Harland H. Commerce Finance Professor 1947-9 Allen, Helen Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1997 Adjunct Instructor 2001 1997-2006 Allensworth, Elaine Arts & Sciences Psychology Lecturer 1997 Note that the dates in columns C, E, F and G are the dates of the college bulletins in which the information first appeared, not the dates of the events. The dates in column D are the actual dates the degrees were awarded. ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY FACULTY NAME COLLEGE DEPARTMENT RANK YEARS Alletto, Frank Arts & Sciences English Adjunct Instructor 2006 Allswang, John M. Arts & Sciences History Lecturer 1964 Visiting Distinguished Professor 1993 Warren Bacon Professor for Leadership Almo, Charles D. Education Education in Education 1995-7 1993-7 Almodovar, Carmen Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1977-8 Alpern, Renee Arts & Sciences Mathematics Adjunct Instructor 2004-6 Alrifai, Rad Arts & Sciences Computer Science and Telecommunications Assistant Professor 1999-2001 Alsamarrai, Bashir Arts & Sciences Political Science Lecturer 1977-8 Alt, Gordon J. Education Education Visiting Assistant Professor 1981-2 Alter, Sharon Arts & Sciences History Adjunct Instructor 2006 Alvarez, Ruben Performimg Arts Latin Percussion Assistant Professor 1999 Studio Instructor 2004 Artist Faculty 2006 1999-2006 Alvarwz. Josefina Arts & Sciences Psychology Visiting Associate Professor 1999 Amandes, Tom Arts & Sciences Theatre Instructor 2001 1989-90 Amberg, Anthony Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1969 Adjunct 1969-2004 Ambrose, Lorri University College Paralegal Studies Adjunct Instructor 2006 Amedeo, Robert J. Continuing Education Lawer's Assistant Program Lecturer 1981-2 Arts & Sciences, Business Ament, Joseph D. Administration Accounting and Taxation Assistant Professor 1966 Associate Professor 1969 Professor 1977 1966-2006 Amon, Connie Education Education Core Adjunct Faculty 1997-9 Management and Human Resources Amoroso, Lisa Arts & Sciences Management Assistant Professor 2006 Music, Arts & Sciences, Performing Amster, Peter Arts Voice, Theatre 1995 Adjunct Faculty 1989 Assistant Professor 1995 1989-97 Amster, Rob Performing Arts Jazz Bass Artist Faculty 2005-2006 Anania, Joanne Education Education Associate Professor 1989-90 Andelin, Arvilla Clark Music Voice Guest Instructor 1947, 1950-2 Anderson, Cindy L. Education Teacher Leadership, Special Education Visiting assistant Professor 2004 Assistant Professor 2006 2004-6 Anderson, Dennis G. Arts & Sciences Chemistry Lecturer 1975-90, 1995 Anderson, Dorothy Jean Arts & Sciences Education Lecturer 1964 Anderson, Jon Arts & Sciences Journalism Lecturer 1993-5 Anderson, Lorena C. Music Voice Instructor 1954-72 Anderson, Michele Hamil Education Education Adjunct Instructor 2001-6 Anderson, Philip University College Training and Development Adjunct Instructor 2006 Anderson, Rhonda Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1979-80 Continuing Education, University Anderson, Terry College General Studies Program Lecturer 1987 Adjunct Instructor 2001 1987-2003 Angel, William L. Continuing Education Computer Science Lecturer 1987-8 Anjam, Basheer Arts & Sciences Psychology Lecturer 1966-72 Ansley, Leonard M. Commerce Business Administration Lecturer 1954-6 Anthony, Anna M. Education Education Lecturer 1975-89 Antler, Steve Arts & Sciences Adjunct Instructor 2006 Aradi, Lester Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1999 Archibald, Priscilla Arts & Sciences Spanish Associate Professor 2004 Assistant Professor 2006 2004-6 Arkin, Charles Business Administration Finance Adjunct Instructor 2004-6 Arkin, Jerome Business Administration Accounting Lecturer 1962 Armstrong, Eric Performimg Arts Theatre Assistant Professor 2001 Arnberg, Clarence A. Arts & Sciences Chemistry Instructor 1947, Assistant Professor 1948 1947-51 Arnerson, Gerald A. Business Administration Management Lecturer 1979-80 Note that the dates in columns C, E, F and G are the dates of the college bulletins in which the information first appeared, not the dates of the events. The dates in column D are the actual dates the degrees were awarded. ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY FACULTY NAME COLLEGE DEPARTMENT RANK YEARS Arnold, Dawn Arts & Sciences, Performing Arts Theatre Lecturer 1993 Visiting Assistant Professor 1995 Assistant Professor 1997 1993-2001 Arnold, Jeffrrey M. Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1985-90 Arnoldt, Robert Arts & Sciences History Lecturer 1995 Arnow, Murray M. Arts & Sciences Physics Visiting Assistant Professor 1975 1975-6 Arnstein, Walter L. Arts & Sciences History Assistant Professor Associate Professor 1962 Professor 1966 1958-67 Aron, Harry B. Commerce Business Law Lecturer 1951-6 Instructor 1967 Assistant Professor 1968 Associate Professor 1975 Associate Aronson, Erica Arts & Sciences Languages Professor Emeritus 1989 1967-99 Ashkenasi, Shmuel Performimg Arts Violin Studio Instructor 2004 Artist Faculty 2006 2004-6 Ashmann, Leroy L. Business Administration Management and Personnel Administration Assistant Professor 1975 1975-80 Assad, Sergio Performimg Arts Guitar Studio Instructor 2004 Assum, Arthur Arts & Sciences Psychology Lecturer Assistant Professor 1952 1947-54 Atkin, Eugene Arts & Sciences Philosophy Lecturer 1995-7 Auerbach, Stanley I. Arts & Sciences Biology Lecturer Assistant Professor 1954 1952-4 Augustiniak, Joseph Continuing Education Computer Science Lecturer 1981-2 Aultz, Clyde E. Commerce Personnel Admin. Associate Professor 1948-9 Aurand, John Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1979-82 Austin, Judy Arts & Sciences Conte Dance Studio- Jazz Instructor 1985-90 Azabagic, Denis Performimg Arts Guitar Studio Instructor 2004 Artist Faculty 2006 2004-6 Azawi, Mary Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1981-6 Azghandi, Mehran Arts & Sciences Computer Science Lecturer 1999 Adjunct Instructor 2001 1999-2003 Azulay, Daniel Arts & Sciences Public Administration Lecturer 1977-8 Azzaro, Marian Arts & Sciences Integrated Marketing Communications Assistant Professor 1999 Associate Professor 2006 1999-2006 Babcock, Michael J. Music Theory and Composition Instructor 1971-4 Babcock, William T. Music Trumpet, Brass Ensemble Instructor 1968 1968-9 Babrick, Jean Arts & Sciences English Lecturer 1977-8 Bachelor, Steven Arts & Sciences History Assistant Professor 2001-3 Bachmann, Raymond Arts & Sciences
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