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Missouri State University Per Course Faculty (As of September 21, 2020) Missouri State University Page 1 of 19 Per Course Faculty (as of September 21, 2020) Last Name First Name Academic Unit Highest Degree Awarding Institution Year Email Adler Aaron Physical Therapy Doctor of Physical Therapy Missouri State University 2011 [email protected] Adler Allison Physical Therapy Doctor of Physical Therapy Missouri State University 2014 [email protected] Albritton Stephanie Management Master of Arts Baptist Bible College 2007 [email protected] Aldrich Donna Reading, Foundations and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 2008 [email protected] Technology Ampleman James Marketing Master of Business Administration University of Central 1997 [email protected] Oklahoma Anderson Barbara English Master of Arts Missouri State University 2016 [email protected] Appelquist John Criminology and Criminal Juris Doctorate University of Missouri- 1988 [email protected] Justice Columbia Appleton Joni Reading, Foundations and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 1989 [email protected] Technology Arciniegas Guillermo Modern and Classical Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 2013 [email protected] Language Armstrong Allison Reading, Foundations and Master of Arts Missouri State University 2011 [email protected] Technology Armstrong Barrington Foreign Language Institute Master of Arts Liberty University 2014 [email protected] Athmer Keith Information Technology Master of Science Missouri State University 2015 [email protected] and Cybersecurity Austin Jerome Agriculture, Darr College of Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 1982 [email protected] Baker Gina Childhood Education and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 2011 [email protected] Family Studies Balasundaram Megan Management Master of Business Administration Missouri State University 2010 [email protected] Bannen Michael Reading, Foundations and Doctor of Philosophy University of Kansas 2018 [email protected] Technology Barnes Jessica History Master of Science Drury University 1977 [email protected] Barnett Helen Sociology and Master of Arts Lincoln University 1986 [email protected] Anthropology Batchman Marluce Foreign Language Institute Bachelor of Arts in Education Fafita University-Brazil 1995 [email protected] Bateman James Information Technology Master of Science Missouri State University 2016 [email protected] and Cybersecurity Missouri State University Page 2 of 19 Per Course Faculty (as of September 21, 2020) Bauer Steven Childhood Education and Doctor of Education Southwest Baptist 2015 [email protected] Family Studies University Baumann Denise Counseling, Leadership Doctor of Education University of Missouri - 2006 [email protected] and Special Education Columbia Bedell Kenneth Social Work, School of Master of Social Work Missouri State University 2019 [email protected] Bekebrede Matt Hospitality Leadership Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 2004 [email protected] Bendure Jessica Counseling, Leadership Specialist in Education William Woods University 2007 [email protected] and Special Education Bennett Susan Theatre and Dance Master of Fine Arts Lindenwood University 1987 [email protected] Berman Ilan Defense and Strategic Juris Doctorate American University 2000 [email protected] Studies Biddlecome Teresa Childhood Education and Specialist in Education William Woods University 2010 [email protected] Family Studies Bihlmeyer James Media, Journalism and Master of Fine Arts Ohio University 1987 [email protected] Film Bishop-Hopper Andrea Psychology Master of Science Missouri State University 2009 [email protected] Black Angela Theatre and Dance No degree [email protected] Blodgett Jessica Childhood Education and Master of Science Missouri State University 2011 [email protected] Family Studies Bodenstein Amanda History Master of Arts Missouri State University 2011 [email protected] Bollinger Salina Social Work, School of Master of Social Work Missouri State University 2003 [email protected] Borich Michael Media, Journalism and Master of Fine Arts University of California- 1979 [email protected] Film Irvine Bortosky Rachel Biology Master of Science Missouri State University 2014 [email protected] Botsford Diana Media, Journalism and Master of Arts Seton Hill University 2006 [email protected] Film Bowden Dennis Defense and Strategic Master of Arts Indiana University- 1985 [email protected] Studies Bloomington Bowers Michael Agriculture, Darr College of Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 1995 [email protected] Brannon Jeffery Computer Science Master of Science Western Kentucky 2004 [email protected] University Brasier Jason Media, Journalism and Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 2009 [email protected] Film Missouri State University Page 3 of 19 Per Course Faculty (as of September 21, 2020) Brinkman Bryan History Master of Arts Brown University 2009 [email protected] Brocaille Nicole Psychology Master of Science Missouri State University 2013 [email protected] Bronson Lisa Defense and Strategic Juris Doctorate Cornell University 1982 [email protected] Studies Brooks Sherri Mathematics Master of Education Drury University 1992 [email protected] Brown Bryan Communication Doctor of Philosophy Southern Illinois University 2014 [email protected] Brown Lucas Childhood Education and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 2016 [email protected] Family Studies Bruce Richard Technology and Doctor of Philosophy Indiana State University 2008 [email protected] Construction Management Brunner Judy Reading, Foundations and Specialist in Education Missouri State University 1990 [email protected] Technology Buckle-Lamy Susan Childhood Education and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 2009 [email protected] Family Studies Buening Caitlin Physical Therapy Doctor of Physical Therapy A.T. Still University 2016 [email protected] Buergler Melanie Psychology Master of Science Missouri State University 2003 [email protected] Bunton Molly Center for Student Success Master of Science Missouri State University 2013 [email protected] & Transition Burton Kathleen Reading, Foundations and Master of Education Missouri State University 2001 [email protected] Technology Busch David Art and Design Bachelor of Fine Arts Kansas City Art Institute 2017 [email protected] Cabrera Hurtado Juan David Modern and Classical Master of Arts Missouri State University 2014 [email protected] Language Cabrera Hurtado Kelly Modern and Classical Master of Arts Missouri State University 2012 [email protected] Language Campbell Stephanie Psychology Doctor of Philosophy Mississippi State University 2002 [email protected] Campbell Taryn Technology and Master of Science Missouri State University 2014 [email protected] Construction Management Cantrell Jena Music Master of Music Missouri State University 2015 [email protected] Carr Norman Reading, Foundations and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 2019 [email protected] Technology Carver Jeanie Criminology and Criminal Master of Science Oklahoma State University 2007 [email protected] Justice Missouri State University Page 4 of 19 Per Course Faculty (as of September 21, 2020) Choate Lenetta Psychology Master of Arts Southern Connecticut State 1998 [email protected] University Christiansen Ashley Psychology Master of Arts University of Houston 2009 [email protected] Chyet Michael Foreign Language Institute Doctor of Philosophy University of California- 1991 [email protected] Berkeley Clayton Penny Finance and General Doctor of Philosophy Oklahoma State University 1990 [email protected] Business Clouse Day Sherry Accountancy, School of Master of Business Administration Webster University 2006 [email protected] Clutter Cynthia Reading, Foundations and Master of Science in Education Missouri State University 1992 [email protected] Technology Cockrum Leslie Communication Sciences Master of Science Missouri State University 2004 [email protected] and Disorders Coker Whitney Communication Master of Arts Missouri State University 2014 [email protected] Coleman Amanda Biology Master of Science Missouri State University 2019 [email protected] Collins Daisy Social Work, School of Doctorate in Education University of Missouri - 2016 [email protected] Columbia Cornelius-White Cecily Psychology Doctor of Philosophy Argosy University 1996 [email protected] Cranston Chelsee Communication Sciences [email protected] and Disorders Crim Cady Kinesiology No degree [email protected] Daehn James Communication Sciences Master of Science Siena College 1994 [email protected] and Disorders Dalbom Clinton Agriculture, Darr College of Bachelor of Science
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