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RASMUSSEN COLLEGE FACULTY 1 of 62 RASMUSSEN COLLEGE FACULTY 1 of 62 Faculty School Title Degree Institution Aaron Brandel General Education Adjunct JD University of Miami MFA Hamline University BA State University of New York--Binghamton Aaron Paul Justice Studies LE Skills Trainer BA St. Mary's University of Minnesota Abby Hanson Health Sciences Adjunct DC Northwestern Health Sciences University BS Minnesota State University--Mankato Abderrahmane Dehili General Education Full Time Masters Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University BS Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Abdikasim Ali Health Sciences Adjunct MS Trident University International BA Metropolitan State University AAS Saint Paul College Abolanle Kalejaiye Health Sciences Adjunct Pharm.D Howard University Adam Dauner Business Adjunct DBA Argosy University MBA Capella University BS Minnesota State University--Moorhead Adam Macek Health Sciences Adjunct DC National University of Health Sciences BS Purdue University Adam Mrozewski Technology Adjunct MS Full Sail University BS Full Sail University Adam Samuelson Business Full Time MBA North Central College BS Northern Illinois University AS Waubonsee Community College Adrian Isaza Health Sciences Adjunct DC Palmer College of Chiropractic BS Hofstra University Adrienne Gilyard Education Adjunct MA Ashford University BA Columbia College Aimee James General Education Adjunct MA University of South Carolina-Columbia MLIS University of South Carolina-Columbia BA University of South Carolina-Columbia Aimee Walker Justice Studies Adjunct MS Metropolitan State University BA Gustavus Adolphus College Aimellia Siemson General Education Adjunct JD University of the District of Columbia MA California State University--Fresno BA California State University--Fresno Alaina Sperber Health Sciences Adjunct DC Palmer College of Chiropractic BS Saint Norbert College Alan Bruce Business Adjunct MBA Columbia Southern University BS Columbia Southern University AA Central Texas College Alan Frankel Health Sciences Adjunct DC Northwestern Health Sciences University Alan Freng Justice Studies Adjunct BA University of Minnesota--Duluth Alan Valente Business Adjunct MBA DePaul University BS Calumet College of Saint Joseph Alana Taylor Nursing Adjunct MSN University of Central Missouri BSN Missouri Western State University BS University of Kansas Alexander Rogachevsky Technology Full Time MS Capella University BS Drexel University Alexandria Carey Nursing Full Time MSN University of Phoenix MBA University of Phoenix BSN California State University--Northridge AS College of the Canyons Alexandria Fogarty Design Adjunct MA William Paterson University BA University of Rhode Island Alicia Carley General Education Adjunct MS North Dakota State University BA Concordia College--Moorhead Alicia Loeffler Technology Adjunct MBA University of North Florida BS Texas A&M University--College Station Alicia Roelofs Nursing Adjunct BSN Minnesota State University--Mankato ADN Minnesota State Community & Technical College Alison Gulden Nursing Adjunct MSN Walden University AS Normandale Community College Allie Kotzian Health Sciences Adjunct BS College of Saint Scholastica Allisha Wise General Education Full Time MS Illinois State University BS Western Illinois University Allison Woods General Education Adjunct MA Bowling Green State University BS Ohio University Allyson Hopperstad Nursing Full Time DNP Walden University MSN Minnesota State University--Moorhead BSN Minnesota State University--Moorhead AS Northland Community & Technical College AA Northland Community & Technical College RASMUSSEN COLLEGE FACULTY 2 of 62 Faculty School Title Degree Institution Diploma Northland Community & Technical College Alvena Lucas Business Adjunct MBA Baker College MS Purdue University Global (Kaplan University) BS Michigan State University Alyson Helgeson Education Adjunct MA University of Phoenix BA Concordia College--Moorhead Alyssa Knudsen Health Sciences Adjunct BS North Dakota State University Alyssia Benford Business Adjunct MA Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey--New Brunswick BS Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University Amaal Abdi Mohamud Nursing Adjunct MSN Walden University Amanda Buettner Health Sciences Adjunct BS University of Wisconsin--Stevens Point AA Lake Region State College Amanda Fox General Education Adjunct MA Loyola University--New Orleans BA Ohio University BS Ohio University Amanda Kleinvachter Nursing Full Time BSN The Catholic University of America Amanda Parker Nursing Adjunct MSN University of South Florida BSN University of South Florida AS Eastern Florida State College Amanda Robison-Chadwell Health Sciences Adjunct Ph.D Walden University MPH Walden University BA California State University--Sacramento Amanda Smith Nursing Adjunct MSN University of South Florida BSN University of South Florida AS Central Florida Community College Amanda Tibbits Technology Adjunct MS Friends University MS Friends University BA Bethany College Amanda Tojin Health Sciences Full Time AA Hillsborough Community College Diploma Concorde Career Institute Amanda Vickery Health Sciences Adjunct BS University of Florida AA University of Florida Amber Fish Nursing Adjunct MSN Capella University BSN Minnesota State University--Moorhead AS Minnesota State Community & Technical College AAS Northwest Technical College Amber Miller Business Adjunct MA Webster University BAS St. Petersburg College AA St. Petersburg College Amber Nelsen Nursing Adjunct DNP Brandman University BSN Herzing University BS University of Minnesota--Twin Cities Amberly Ferguson Health Sciences Adjunct DC Palmer College of Chiropractic BA University of Northern Iowa Amr Elchouemi Technology Adjunct Ph.D University of Louisiana--Lafayette MS University of Louisiana--Lafayette Amy Bergeron Nursing Adjunct MSN University of Phoenix BSN University of Arizona Amy Brown Education Adjunct MA University of Nebraska--Kearney BS Chadron State College Amy Cervantes General Education Adjunct BS State University of New York--College at Oneonta Amy Daily Nursing Adjunct MSN Frontier Nursing University BS Minnesota State University--Mankato Amy Diehl Education Adjunct MS Henderson State University BPS Arkansas Tech University AA Ouachita Technical College Certificate Ouachita Technical College Certificate Ouachita Technical College Amy Fischer Nursing Adjunct MSN Walden University BSN University of Wisconsin--Green Bay AS Fox Valley Technical College Amy Green Nursing Adjunct BSN Pasco-Hernando Community College AA Pasco-Hernando Community College Amy Harms Hoad Justice Studies Adjunct MS Capella University BA University of South Dakota Amy Hightower Nursing Full Time MSN University of Oklahoma BSN University of Minnesota--Twin Cities Amy Kempfer Health Sciences Adjunct DC Logan College of Chiropractic MS Logan College of Chiropractic BS Logan College of Chiropractic Amy Kirsch Nursing Adjunct MSN Walden University BS Concordia University (WI) RASMUSSEN COLLEGE FACULTY 3 of 62 Faculty School Title Degree Institution BSW Concordia University (WI) Amy Murphy Nursing Adjunct MSN Vanderbilt University BSN Arizona State University Amy Rodrigues Health Sciences Adjunct AAS Anoka Technical College Diploma Anoka Technical College Diploma Anoka Technical College Amy Stang Nursing Adjunct MSN Walden University BSN College of Saint Benedict Amy Voight Nursing Adjunct MSN Marian University BSN University of Wisconsin--Oshkosh BA University of Wisconsin--Oshkosh Certificate Marian University Ana Marie Loiacono Nursing Adjunct MSN Grand Canyon University BSN Lewis University Ana Penn Business Adjunct JD Western State University College of Law LLM Golden Gate University LLM Boston University Anastasia Jakubow Rashtchian Technology Adjunct MS Illinois Institute of Technology BS Loyola University of Chicago Andrea Barnum Phatak Business Adjunct MBA Jones International University BS University of Central Florida Andrea Benjamin Business Adjunct MBA University of Wisconsin--Madison BS Southern University--Baton Rouge Andrea Davidson Health Sciences Adjunct DC Palmer College of Chiropractic BS University of Kentucky Andrea Kilroy Nursing Adjunct MS Western Governors University BS Concordia University (WI) Andrea Lewis Education Adjunct MA Concordia University-Portland BA Concordia University-Portland Andrea Moak General Education Adjunct MA Florida State University BS Florida State University Andrea Tamboureas Business Adjunct MBA University of Phoenix BS University of Phoenix Andretta Reed Health Sciences Adjunct Masters Capella University Bachelors Tennessee State University Andrew Franklin General Education Adjunct JD University of Wisconsin--Madison BS University of Wisconsin--Madison Andrew Langfitt Health Sciences Adjunct DC University of Western States MS University of Western States BS University of Western States Andrew Sargent Business Adjunct JD John F. Kennedy University MBA San Francisco State University BS California State University--East Bay Andrew Thraen Business Adjunct MBA Metropolitan State University BA University of Minnesota--Twin Cities Angel Jones Health Sciences Adjunct MBA Nova Southeastern University BS Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University Angel Okeeffe Business Full Time MBA Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University MA University of Central Florida BA University of Central Florida Certificate University of Central Florida Angela Anderson Education Adjunct MA Nova Southeastern University BS Florida Gulf Coast University AA Edison State College Angela Clair Education Adjunct MA Concordia University-Portland BAS
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