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COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES FACULTY David E UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL 343 FACULTY AS OF MARCH 1, 2005 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY David E. Alonso, Associate Professor of Chemistry 1992 BS, Andrews University; PhD, University of Notre Dame Emeriti Gordon J. Atkins, Professor of Biology 1989 Fonda L. Chaffee, PhD Professor of Food Service BSc, MS, Andrews University; PhD, McGill University Administration, Emerita Karl G. D. Bailey, Assistant Professor of Psychology 2004 Wilma S. Darby, MSW Associate Professor of Social Work, BSc, Andrews University; MA, PhD, Michigan State University Emerita John C. Banks, Professor of Physical Therapy 1983 Edith C. Davis, MA Assistant Professor of Education, Emerita BA, MA, Andrews University; PhD, Loma Linda University Elly H. Economou, DresScRel Professor of Religion, Emerita Luanne J. Bauer, Professor of Communication 1969 Robert C. Fadeley, MEd Associate Professor of Psychology, BA, Andrews University; MATESL, St. Michael’s College; Emeritus MA, PhD, Northwestern University Dwain L. Ford, PhD Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus John M. Berecz, Professor of Psychology 1971 Kenneth L. Franz, MA Associate Professor of Developmental BA, Columbia Union College; MA, The American and General Mathematics, Emeritus University; PhD, Indiana University A. Josef Greig, PhD Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus Kathleen A. Berglund, Director of Post Professional 1994 C. William Habenicht, MPH Professor of Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy Program and Associate Professor Emeritus of Physical Therapy Zerita J. Hagerman, DNSc Professor of Nursing, Emerita BS, MA, University of North Carolina Paul E. Hamel, DMusEd Professor of Music, Emeritus Jeanette W. Bryson, Assistant Professor of English 2001 Bonnie Jean Hannah, MA Professor of Business Education, BS, Pacific Union College; MA, San Diego State University Emerita PhD candidate, Andrews University Leonard N. Hare, PhD Professor of Biology, Emeritus Gary W. Burdick, Professor of Physics 1999 Theodore R. Hatcher, PhD Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus BS, Southern Adventist University; Harold E. Heidtke, MA Professor of Biology, Emeritus PhD, The University of Texas at Austin Ingrid C. Johnson, MA Professor of Physical Education, Emerita Lael O. Caesar, Professor of Religion 1996 Robert Kingman, PhD Professor of Physics, Emeritus BTh, Caribbean Union College; MA, Andrews University; Robert C. Kistler, PhD Professor of Sociology, Emeritus MA, PhD University of Wisconsin, Madison Wolfgang F. P. Kunze Professor of German, Emeritus Lena G. Caesar, Assistant Professor of Speech-Language 1996 Bruce E. Lee, DSc Professor of Physics, Emeritus Pathology and Audiology Martha K. Lorenz, PhD Professor of Home Economics, Emerita BS, Andrews University; Mary Jane Mitchell, MA Director of the James White Library, MS, University of Wisconsin, Madison Emerita EdD candidate, Western Michigan University Merlene A. Ogden, PhD Dean & Professor of English, Emerita Keith G. Calkins, Lecturer in Mathematics 1993 Joyce H. Rochat Franz, PhD Professor of English, Emerita BS, MS, MS, Andrews University Richard W. Schwarz, PhD Professor of History, Emeritus MS, University of Notre Dame Reger C. Smith, PhD Professor of Social Work, Emeritus John Carlos, Jr., Professor of Physical Therapy 1995 Edward J. Specht, PhD Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus BS, Loma Linda University; MS Boston University; Edith O. Stone, PhD Professor of English, Emerita PhD, Florida State University Morris L. Taylor, DMusA Professor of Music, Emeritus Nancy A. Carter, Assistant Professor of Nursing 1983-91, 1993 Rilla D. Taylor, MSN Professor of Nursing, Emerita BS, Andrews University; MSc, University of Michigan Kenneth E. Thomas, PhD Professor of Mathematics, Emeritus Bennett D. Chilson, Assistant Professor of Dietetics 1981 Asa C. Thoresen, PhD Professor of Biology, Emeritus BS, Union College; MS, University of Nebraska; RD Constance H. Tiffany, PhD Professor of Nursing, Emerita Bill Chobotar, Professor of Biology 1968 S. Douglas Waterhouse, PhD Professor of Religion, Emeritus BA, MA, Walla Walla College; PhD, Utah State University Robert A. Wilkins, PhD Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus Paul K. Chong, Assistant Professor of Physical Education 2001 BS, Andrews University; MS, Central Michigan University Bruce A. Closser, Associate Professor of English 1978 Figures at the right margin indicate (1) beginning date of BA, Southern Adventist University; employment and (2) date of appointment to the College of Arts MA, Andrews University; PhD, University of Pennsylvania and Sciences. Norene M. Clouten, Professor of Physical Therapy 1985 Diploma, Physical Therapy, University of Sydney; Regular Faculty MA, EdD, Western Michigan University Ruth D. Abbott, Associate Professor of Nursing 1991 Evelyn Cole-Kissinger, Assistant Professor of Nutrition 2003 BS, Wayne State University; BS, University of Tennesee, Knoxville; MS, University of Alabama, Birmingham MS, Andrews University; RD PhD, Andrews University Gregory J. Constantine, Artist in Residence and 1963 Sallie J. Alger, Assistant Professor of Library Science 2003 Professor of Art BS, MS, Andrews University; MLS, Indiana University BA, Andrews University; MFA, Michigan State University Karen A. Allen, Professor of Nursing 1998 Peter J. Cooper, Professor of Music 1987 BSN, MSN, Andrews University; BMus, MMus, University of Missouri; PhD, University of Illinois AMusD, University of Michigan 344 ANDREWS UNIVERSITY Winston J. Craig, Professor of Nutrition 1987 Steven L. Hansen, Professor of Art 1987 BSc, Honors, University of Newcastle; MPH, Loma Linda BFA, Andrews University; MFA, University of Notre Dame University; PhD, University of Queensland; RD Pamela M. Harris, Professor of Communication 2004 D. Ivan Davis, Assistant Professor in English 1997 BA, Southern College; BA, BS, Atlantic Union College; MA, Andrews University; MLS, George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University; PhD, Ball State University PhD, University of Tennessee Oliver J. Davis, Assistant Professor of Social Work 2002 James L. Hayward, Professor of Biology 1986 BSW, Oakwood College; MSW, Ohio State University BS, Walla Walla College; MA, Andrews University; Racquel DeLeon, Assistant Professor of Nursing 2004 PhD, Washington State University BA, University of Pangasinan; Herbert W. Helm Jr., Professor of Psychology 1987 MEP, University of Philippines; MS, Andrews University BS, BA, MA, MAT, Andrews University; Kathleen M. Demsky, Assistant Professor in 1995 PhD, University of Southern Mississippi Library Science Cynthia Mae Helms, Associate Professor of 1987 BA, MLS, Indiana University at Bloomington Library Science Lilianne U. Doukhan, Associate Professor of Music 1992 BS, Philippine Union College; and French MLS, University of the Philippines MA, University of Strasbourg; MA, Andrews University; Shandelle M. Henson, Associate Professor of Mathematics 2001 PhD, Michigan State University BS, Southern College of Seventh Day Adventists; Daniel J. Drazen, Assistant Professor of Library Science 1992 MA, Duke University; PhD, University of Tennessee BA, Andrews University; MA, Rosary College Magaly R. Hernandez, Assistant Professor 1992-96, 2002 Eunice I. Dupertuis, Instructor in Spanish 1991 of Nutrition BA, MA, Andrews University BS, Andrews University; MPH, Loma Linda University; RD Stefanie P. Elkins, Assistant Professor of Art History 2005 Warren H. Johns, Assistant Professor of Theology; 1985 BA, Andrews University; MA, Georgia State University Seminary Bibliographer Carlos A. Flores, Professor of Music 1998 BA, MDiv, Andrews University; MS, Michigan State BM, MM, Andrews University; University; MLS, Indiana University—Bloomington PhD, University of North Texas Frances E. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Nursing 1996 Diane M. Ford, Assistant Professor of Nursing 1994 AS, Southern Adventist University; BS, University of Texas; BS, Columbia Union College; MS, University of Maryland MSN, Andrews University; ND, Rush University James B. Ford, Associate Professor of Library Science 1991 Ronald D. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Mathematics 1991 BA, Andrews University; BMus, Southern Adventist University; MLS, MA, University of Maryland MS, PhD, University of Texas Barbara K. Friesen, Associate Professor of 1972 Meredith Jones Gray, Professor of English 1982 Physical Education BA, MA, Andrews University; PhD, University of Michigan BS, Southern Adventist University; MS, University of Joon Hyuk Kang, Assistant Professor of Mathematics 2000 Colorado; PhD, University of Utah BA, Sung Kyun Kwan University; Sarah Fusté, Instructor of French 2002 PhD, Michigan State University BA, MAT, Andrews University Marcia A. Kilsby, Associate Professor of Clinical 1984 John Gavin, Assistant Professor of Social Work 2004 Laboratory Sciences Associate Director of Social Work Programs for BS, MS, Andrews University; MT(ASCP)SBB, CLS(NCA) Columbia Union College Extension Program Mickey D. Kutzner, Professor of Physics 1989 BSW, Walla Walla College; BS, Loma Linda University; MS, University of California MSW, Catholic University of America at Los Angeles; PhD, University of Virginia Brent Geraty, Assistant Professor of Legal Studies 2001 Øystein S. LaBianca, Professor of Anthropology 1980 BA, Atlantic Union College; MA, Andrews University; BA, Andrews University; MA, Loma Linda University; JD, Yale University PhD, Brandeis University Sharon A. Gillespie, Associate Professor of Psychology 1987 Gary G. Land, Professor of History 1970 BA, Pacific Union College; MA, Andrews University; BA, Pacific Union College; MPH, Loma Linda University MA, PhD, University of California,
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