ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Responsibility for supervising and directing the operations of the College rests with the major divisional heads. 1. The Provost and Dean of the College is the chief academic officer and is responsible for administering the education program and services of the College under the President and for the development and administration of the academic program in cooperation with the Academic Deans and the faculty. 2. The Vice President for Enrollment Management is responsible for admission and student financial assistance. 3. The Vice President for Finance and Treasurer is the chief financial officer and is responsible for the facilities and grounds, budgeting, personnel, and auxiliary enterprise activities of the College. 4. The Vice President for Advancement is the chief fundraising officer and is responsible for initiating resource development programs to meet the present and future needs of the College, providing for the ongoing stewardship of the College’s constituents, and overseeing the programs for alumni and parent involvement. 5. The Vice President for Marketing and Communication is the chief communica- tions officer and is responsible for initiating college relations activities with a broad range of constituencies to enhance the standing and visibility of Gustavus Adolphus College as a premier liberal arts college and as a college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. 6. The Vice President for Mission, Strategy, and Innovation is responsible for advancing the mission, vision, strategic plan and overall institutional effectiveness of the College. 7. The Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students is the chief student affairs officer and is responsible for all student services, including Student Activities, Residential Life, the Counseling Center, Campus Safety, and the Student Health Service. These chief administrative officers, together with the President, constitute the Cabinet, through which the various administrative offices coordinate their activities. The Cabinet is staffed by the Assistant to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Administration Office of the President Rebecca M. Bergman, BS, President Jolene D. Christensen, BS, Assistant to the President and Secretary of the Board of Trustees Siri C. Erickson, PhD, MDiv, Chaplain Marian Broida, PhD, Interfaith Program Coordinator Maggie Falenschek, MDiv, Chaplain and Director of Campus Ministries Chad Winterfeldt, DMA, Cantor Grady I. St. Dennis, MDiv, Director for Church Relations and Chaplain Laura Aase, MDiv, Continuous Growth Pathway Program Coordinator Jodi Maas, BS, Assistant Director for Church Relations and Assistant to the Chaplains

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Tom Brown, MS, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Facilities Manager of Lund Center Brad Baker, BA, Head Baseball Coach Troy Banse, MS, Head Athletic Trainer and Director of Strength and Conditioning Mitchell Bockenstedt, MEd, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach Laura Burnett-Kurie, MA, Head Women’s Soccer Coach and Intramural Director Heidi Carlson, BA, Swanson Tennis Center Director and Assistant Women’s Tennis Coach Jon Carlson, BA, Head Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Coach and Head Women’s Tennis Coach Mike Carroll, BS, Head Women’s Hockey Coach and Assistant Ice Arena Manager Charlie Cosgrove, MS, Assistant Football Coach and Event Management Supervisor Aryn DeGrood, MA, Head Gymnastics Coach and Event Management Supervisor Justin DeGrood, BA, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach and Strength and Conditioning Coach Rory Dynan, BA, Assistant Men’s Hockey Coach and Strength and Conditioning Coach Matt Eberhardt, MEd, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Kari Eckheart, MS, Assistant Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Services and Senior Women’s Administrator Lexy Eggert, BA, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Gustavus Health Promotion Program Coordinator Katie Fischbach, MS, Assistant Athletic Trainer Tudor Flintham, MS, Head Men’s Soccer Coach and Director of Club Sports Jed Friedrich, BS, Equipment Manager and Head Club Nordic Ski Coach Mark Hanson, MS, Head Men’s Basketball Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Peter Haugen, MA, Head Football Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Brenden Huber, BA, Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach and Assistant Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Coach Laurie Kelly, MS, Head Women’s Basketball Coach and Athletics Fundraiser Lucas Kleinschrodt, MA, Assistant Football Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Alexander Lindstrom, BA, Assistant Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Coach and Natatorium Supervisor Aaron Lund, MS, Head Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Scott Moe, BA, Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor Brett Petersen, MS, Head Men’s Hockey Coach, Ice Arena Manager, and Facility Scheduler Jared Phillips, BA, Assistant Athletics Director and Director of Compliance Rachelle Sherden, BA, Head Volleyball Coach and Athletics Fundraiser Carlin Shoemaker, BA, Assistant Football Coach and Event Management Supervisor Appointment Pending, Head Softball Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 259 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Alyssa Taylor, MS, Assistant Volleyball Coach and Strength and Conditioning Coach Thomas Valentini, PhD, Head Men’s Tennis Coach and Title IX Deputy Coordinator Zach Vine, BA, Assistant Football Coach and Health, Strength, and Conditioning Coach Andrew Woitas, BA, Assistant Baseball Coach Daniel Wolfe, BS, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach and Health and Exercise Science Instructor

Office of the Provost and Dean of the College Brenda Kelly, PhD, Provost and Dean of the College Valerie Banschbach, PhD, Associate Provost and Dean of Sciences and Education Elizabeth Kubek, PhD, Associate Provost and Dean of Arts and Humanities Bryan Messerly, MA, Director of the Center for International and Cultural Education Jeffrey Anderson, JD, Assistant Director of International Student and Scholar Services Matthew Hirman, MA, Study Away Program Coordinator Appointment Pending, Multilingual and Intercultural Program Coordinator Tami Aune, BA, Chief Technology Officer and Director of Technology Services Jerry Nowell, MSIS, Assistant Chief Technology Officer and Director of Web Services Billy Visto, BS, Lead Software Engineer and DevOps Engineer Matthew Van Fossen, BA, Software Engineer Mike Lysne, Software Engineer Justin Holcomb, BS, Administrative Information Systems Director David Maas, BS, Manager of Computer Operations Diane Paul, Systems Analyst and Programmer Marni L. Dunning, BS, Associate Director for Instructional Services Nicholas Sonsteby, BA, Interim Associate Director of User Services Michael O’Brien, AAS, Development Engineer Brianne Twaddle, BS, Technology Helpline Coordinator and Purchasing Agent Lindsay Vogel, BA, User Services Technology Coordinator Appointment Pending, Macintosh Coordinator Jessie Twaddle, BS, Core Services Director Dan Oachs, BA, Associate Director of Core Services Paul Hanson, BA, Associate Director of Core Services Justin Hicks, BS, Windows System Administrator and Networking Analyst Sarah Bridges, PhD, Director of Research and Sponsored Programs Jennifer Harbo, BS, Grants and Contracts Administrator Lisa Heldke, PhD, Director of the Nobel Conference Jeff Jeremiason, PhD, Co-Director of the Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation Chuck Niederriter, PhD, Co-Director of the Johnson Center for Environmental Innovation Michelle Twait, MA, MLS, Library Chair Diane Christensen, Acquisition and Cataloging Manager Adrianna Darden, MS, Archives Collections and Records Manager James Nickras, MLIS, Digital Collections Manager Melissa Perron, BS, Metadata and ILS Manager Sonja Timmerman, MS, Interlibrary Loan Manager Leah Zacate, BS, Information Desk and Assets Specialist

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Thomas McHugh, MS, Director of the Academic Support Center Katy Clay, MS, Accessibility Resources Coordinator Jane Lalim, MS, Associate Director Appointment Pending, Coordinator of Teacher Admission and Field Experiences David A. Menk, BA, Director of Institutional Research Scott Moeller, MS, Naturalist and Director of the Linnaeus Donald Myers, MA, Director of the Hillstrom Museum of Art Shanon A. Nowell, BA, Executive Assistant to the Provost Matthew Panciera, PhD, Director of the Kendall Center for Engaged Learning Sarah Ruble, PhD, Assessment Director Kristianne Reinholtzen Westphal, MA, Registrar Mary Gunderson, Assistant Registrar

Office of the Vice President for Advancement Thomas Young, BA, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Ann Sponberg Peterson, MM, Associate Vice President for Advancement Stephen Bennett, PsyD, LP, Gift Planner Bruce Berglund, PhD, Campaign Communications Manager Luke Hanson, MBA, Gift Planner William Kuehn, MEd, Gift Planner Karla Leitzman, BA, Special Gift Officer, Reunion Giving Coordinator Mike Nevergall, MNA, CFRE, Gift Planner Jim Rothschiller, MDiv, Gift Planner Randall Stuckey, BA, Athletics Development and Engagement Nicole Swanson, BA, Special Gift Officer, Heritage Scholoarship Jennifer Vickerman, BA, Gift Planner Angela Erickson, MA, MS, Director, Alumni & Parent Engagement Zach Dilger, BA, Assistant Director, Alumni & Parent Engagement, Reunion Programs Katie Schroeder, MPPA, Director of the Gustavus Fund Logan Campa, BA, Assistant Director of the Gustavus Fund Gwen Donev, BA, Director of Advancement Services Teri Bauman, AAS, Assistant Director, Advancement Services Tammy Knudtson, BA, Director of Prospect Research Ben Miller, BA, Donor Relations Manager Appointment Pending, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations

Office of the Vice President for Enrollment Management Richard Aune, BA, Associate Vice President and Dean of Admission Kirk Carlson, MS, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management Jenna Anderson, BA, Admission Counselor Kaitlin Hanson, BA, Admission Counselor Jesse Hershberger, BA, Admission Counselor Donna Hewitt, BS, Operations Director Alan Meier, BA, Senior Associate Dean of Admission Theresa Naumann, BA, Senior Admission Counselor Robert Neuman, BA, Senior Associate Dean of Admission Lindsey Owens, MA, Senior Associate Dean of Admission Elizabeth Vine, BA, Assistant Dean of Admission David Youngs, BA, Admission Counselor Douglas Minter, MDiv, Associate Vice President and Dean of Financial Aid

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Katie Hendrickson, BA, Assistant Dean of Financial Aid Jesus Hernandez Mejia, BS, Assistant Dean of Financial Aid Sara Orth, BA, Director of Student Accounts

Office of the Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Curtis Kowaleski, MBA, CPA, Vice President for Finance and Treasurer, CFO Kris Hank, BS, Associate Vice President for Financial Planning and Analysis Kelly Waldron, BA, CPA (inactive), Associate Vice President, Controller , BS, CPA, Director, Assistant Controller Barb Lundgren, BS, Director of Finance Operation and Payroll Dale Plemmons, MPH, Director of Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management Sandra Sukalski, BS, CPA, Director, Tax Travis Jordan, Director of Physical Plant Amy Brown, Office Manager for Facilities Peter Maiers, Landscape Services Manager Timothy Sisk, Building Services Manager Steven Kjellgren, BA, Associate Vice President, Auxiliary Services Jeri Miller, Dining Service Office Manager Kevin Birr, BS, Assistant Director of Dining Service, Operations Margi Willmert, Assistant Director of Dining Service, Catering and Summer Programs Paul Matzke, BS, Assistant Director of Catering and Summer Programs Neal Hagberg, MDiv, Director of Tennis and Life Camps Kevin Lungay, BA, Assistant Director of Operations Kinzee Salo, MS, Assistant Director of Tennis Karen Yess, BS, Director of Print and Mail Services Molly Yunkers, BS, Manager of the Book Mark Erin Kuiper, BS, Assistant Book Mark Manager

Office of the Vice President for Marketing and Communication Tim Kennedy, BA, Vice President for Marketing and Communication JJ Akin, BA, Director, Media Relations and Internal Communication Stephanie Ash, MFA, Director, Editorial Services Anna Deike, BFA, Director, Marketing Services Mara Klein, BA, Director, Fine Arts Programs Lynnea Eckhoff, BM, Manager of Music Tours Dana Lamb, BS, Assistant Director, Communication Services Cameron Siewert, BA, Director, Sports Information Neely Prenzlow, AA, Director, Design Services Jennifer Kurth, AAS, Graphic Designer Barbara Larson Taylor, BA, Senior Director, Institutional Events Matt Dobosenski, BA, Assistant Director, Institutional Events and Event Technical Services

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Office of the Vice President for Mission, Strategy, and Innovation Katherine A. Tunheim, PhD, Vice President for Mission, Strategy, and Innovation Nicole Goebel, BS, Benefits Specialist Ann Johnson, BA, Human Resources Business Partner

Office of the Vice President for Student Life JoNes VanHecke, PhD, Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Heather Dale, MPA, Director of the Health Service, Physician’s Assistant Nissa Fell, CNP, Certified Nurse Practitioner Jessica Braun, CNP, Certified Nurse Practitioner Hannah Godbout, PsyD, LP, Director of the Counseling Center Alyssa Baker, MS, Mental Health Therapist Aaron Geringer, LP, MS, Mental Health Therapist Elizabeth McKay, MS, MSW, LGSW, Mental Health Therapist Patty Dawson, LPN, Title IX Coordinator Megan Ruble, MA, Assistant Vice President for Student Life Carol Brewer, MA, Director of Campus Safety Chris Gilbertson, Assistant Director of Campus Safety Shannon Zellmann, Assistant Director of Campus Safety Laura Herbst-Johnson, MS, CHES, Director of Wellness Education Brenda Haugen, Substance Use Educator Andrea Junso, MS, Director of Campus Activities Julianne Watterson, MEd, Assistant Director of Campus Activities Andrew Coston, MEd, Executive Director of Career Development Cynthia Favre, MS, Director of Vocation and Career Readiness Heather Banks, MS, Senior Career Development Health Specialist Jess Fanta, MS, Career Development Specialist Jill Van Osdol, MS, Career Development Specialist Heidi Selzler Bahr, MS, Career Development Specialist Lauren Van Schepen, MEd, Career Development Specialist Appointment Pending, Career Development Specialist Charlie Potts, EdD, Assistant Vice President for Student Life Anthony Bettendorf, PhD, Director of Residential Life Danny Sandberg, MS, Assistant Director of Residential Life Nicholas Domenichini, MA, Area Coordinator Abbey Lane, MS, Area Coordinator Mandy Rae Fairbrother, MA, Area Coordinator Amy Pehrson, MA, Director for Community Engagement Thomas Flunker, MS, Director of the Center for Inclusive Excellence Janet Jennings, BA, Assistant Director of the Center for Inclusive Excellence

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Professors Emeriti Keith J. Carlson, 1966–2002 Gustavus Adolphus, BS; Iowa State, MS; Myron A. Anderson, 1959–1999 Chicago, PhD Gustavus Adolphus, BS; Iowa State, MS, Department of Geology PhD Department of Biology Verlin D. Carlson, 1963–1996 Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Vanderbilt, PhD Gregory Aune, 1995–2019 Department of Psychological Science Concordia, Moorhead, BA; Iowa, MA, DMA Jane F. Coleman, 1992–2007 Department of Music Wisconsin-Oshkosh, BS; South Dakota, MS Department of Nursing Nancy L. Baker, 1959–2002 Gustavus Adolphus, BS; Mankato State, MS Deane W. Curtin, 1978–2015 Department of Health and Exercise Hamline, BA; Iowa, MA, PhD Science Department of Philosophy Glenn Barnette, 1997–2014 Carolyn Dobler, 1992–2015 Northwestern State, BS; Rutgers, MBA; Augustana, Rock Island, BA; Iowa, MS, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, PhD PhD Department of Economics and Department of Mathematics and Management Computer Science Paul L. Baumgartner, 1964–1992 Robert B. Douglas, 1973–2012 Heidelberg, BM; Eastman, MM; Arizona, Valparaiso, BA; Indiana, MA; Michigan, AMusD PhD Department of Music Department of Geography Ann P. Brady, 1976–1996 Deborah Downs-Miers, 1977–2015 Trinity College, BA; Catholic University, Texas Christian, BA, MA; , PhD MA; North Carolina, PhD Department of English Department of English Hayden Duncan, 1986–2012 John E. Braun, 1971–2001 Cardinal Stritch, BA; Wisconsin, MA, Calvin, BA; Michigan, MA; Calvin PhD Theological Seminary, BD; Michigan, Department of Spanish PhD Thomas A. Emmert, 1973–2011 Department of Communication Studies St. Olaf, BA; Stanford, MA, PhD Claude C. Brew, 1969–2008 Department of History Hamline, BA; , MA, PhD Guenter Esslinger, 1967–1988 Department of English Jamestown, BA; Minnesota, MA C. Milton Brostrom, 1955–1991 Library Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Minnesota, MA David Fienen, 1973–2011 Department of Mathematics and Indiana, BMus; Concordia Theological Computer Science Seminary, MARel; Minnesota, DMA Claus P. Buechman, 1968–2003 Department of Music Christiana Albertina Chiloniensis (Univ. Stewart G. Flory, 1978–2003 of Kiel), Germany, Philosophicum; Yale, BA, PhD Kansas, MA; , PhD Department of Classics Department of English Barbara Fister, 1987–2019 John L. Bungum, 1979–2008 Kentucky, BA; Texas, MLIS Luther, BA; Iowa, MA; Nebraska, PhD, Library Department of Economics and Patricia A. Freiert, 1974–2002 Management Cornell, BA; Yale, MAT; Minnesota, PhD Kevin B. Byrne, 1971–2011 Department of Classics Providence, BA; Duke, MA, PhD Department of History

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William K. Freiert, 1972–2010 Richard A. Hilbert, 1978–2013 St. Louis, BA, MA; Minnesota, PhD San Diego, BA; California-Santa Barbara, Department of Classics MA, PhD Department of Sociology and Richard M. Fuller, 1968–1999 DePauw, BA; Minnesota, MA; Michigan Anthropology State, PhD John M. Holte, 1976–2012 Department of Physics California Institute of Technology, BS; Wisconsin, MS, PhD Judith Gardner, 1993–2007 Northwestern, BSN. Minnesota, MSN Department of Mathematics and Department of Nursing Computer Science Robert M. Gardner, 1971–2007 Douglas Huff, 1974–2017 Oberlin, BA; California-Berkeley, MA, Concordia, Moorhead, BA; Missouri, MA, PhD PhD Department of Theatre and Dance Department of Philosophy Patric Giesler, 1999–2018 Samiha Ibrahim, 1970–2000 Oberlin, BA; Brandeis, MA, PhD Ain Shams (Egypt), BS; Minnesota, PhD Department of Sociology and Department of Mathematics and Anthropology Computer Science Deborah Goodwin, 2001–2017 Robert Irvin, 1987–2014 Smith, AB; Notre Dame, MA, PhD California-Riverside, BA, MA; Wisconsin, PhD Department of Religion Department of Spanish Thomas A. Gover, 1967–2000 Kentucky, BS; Wisconsin, PhD Darrell Jodock, 1999–2011 Department of Chemistry St. Olaf, BA; Luther Theological Seminary, BD; Yale, PhD Anne-Marie Gronhovd, 1988–2013 Department of Religion Minnesota, BS, MA, PhD Department of French Bruce H. Johnson, 1986–2015 Mankato State, BS; Indiana, MBA; Michael J. Haeuser, 1981–2007 Houston, PhD Wisconsin, BA, MA, MLS Department of Economics and Library, College Archivist Management Max Hailperin, 1990–2016 Cindy Johnson, 1995–2019 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bemidji State, BS; Iowa State, MS, PhD SB; Stanford, PhD Department of Biology Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Ellis J. Jones, 1958–1998 Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Minnesota, MA; Henry Hays Jr., 1999–2011 North Dakota, EdD Washburn, BA; Kansas State, MA, PhD Department of Economics and Department of Economics and Management Management Michael Jorgensen, 1991–2019 William H. Heidcamp, 1973–2008 BM, Indiana, 1977; MM, Northwestern, Siena, BS; Pittsburgh, PhD 1981; DA, Ball State, 1995 Department of Biology Department of Music Dennis C. Henry, 1979–2009 Barbara Knight Kaiser, 1984–2015 Wabash, AB; Purdue, MS; Iowa, PhD Rochester, BA, MA; Brandeis, PhD Department of Physics Department of Mathematics and Jeanne Herman, 1978–2014 Computer Science Wisconsin-River Falls, BS; Minnesota, Patricia Kazarow, 1984–2011 MEd, PhD Loretto Heights, BA; Michigan, MM, DMA Department of Health and Exercise Department of Music Science

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Karl W. Knight, 1983–2013 Douglas Nimmo, 1987–2014 Nebraska, BA, MA; Brandeis, PhD Minnesota-Duluth, BS; Vandercook Department of Mathematics and College of Music, MMEd; Arizona Computer Science State, D.MA Department of Music Gretchen Koehler, 1968–2004 Winona State, BS; Brigham Young, MS, Byron Nordstrom, 1974–2009 EdD Lawrence, BA; Minnesota, MA, PhD Department of Health and Exercise Departments of History and Science Scandinavian Studies Mark E. Lammers, 1970–2018 Carolyn O’Grady, 1994–2015 Mankato State, BS, MS; Minnesota, PhD Memorial University of Newfoundland, Research Professor of Music BA; Columbia, MA; Massachusetts- Amherst, EdD John M. Lammert, 1982–2014 Valparaiso, BA, MA; , PhD Department of Education Department of Biology Rick Orpen, 1980–2016 Minnesota, BS, MA, PhD Karen Larson, 1977–2012 College of the Pacific (Raymond Department of Music College), BA; California, PhD Donald Ostrom, 1972–2004 Department of Anthropology and St. Olaf, BA; Washington University, Interdisciplinary Studies Missouri, MA, PhD Department of Political Science Horst E. Ludwig, 1965–2012 Martino-Katharineum, Braunschweig, Lawrence Owen, 1963–1996 Abitur; Freie Universitat, Berlin, Hardin-Simmons, BA; Wyoming, MA Philosophikum, Staats-examen; Department of English Minnesota, MA Donald Palmgren, 1972–2003 Department of German Augustana, BA; Lutheran School of Richard M. Martin, 1970–2018 Theology, MDiv; Cranbrook, MFA Saint John’s, BA; Minnesota, PhD Department of Art and Art History Research Professor of Psychological Garrett E. Paul, 1983–2014 Science Wabash, AB; Chicago, MA, PhD Gregory H. Mason, 1971–2008 Department of Religion Sussex, BA; Wisconsin, MA, PhD Algene A. Pearson, 1973–2006 Department of English Augustana, Rock Island, BA; George Bruce McClain, 1965–2011 Peabody, MA, PhD Wisconsin-Platteville, BS; Wisconsin, Department of Education MS, MFA Ann Pesavento, 1978–2011 Department of Art and Art History St. Catherine, BA; Butler, MM; Northern John McKay, 1976–2004 Colorado, DA McGill, BM; Eastman, MM, DMA Department of Music Department of Music Lois Peterson, 1989–2016 Roger McKnight, 1975–2007 Wisconsin-La Crosse, BS; Texas Tech, Southern Illinois, BA, MA; Minnesota, MFA PhD Department of Art and Art History Department of Scandinavian Studies Debra Pitton, 1997–2019 Kay Moline, 1970–2000 Loras, BA; Northeastern Illinois, MEd; Minnesota, BS; Mankato State, MS North Texas, PhD Department of Nursing Department of Education Robert T. Moline, 1961–1998 Lawrence Potts, 1972–2008 Augustana, BA; Illinois, MA; Minnesota, Oberlin, BA; Minnesota, PhD PhD Department of Chemistry Department of Geography

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Dennis P. Raarup, 1968–2005 Norman Walbek, 1976–2001 Gustavus Adolphus, BS; Minnesota, MA; Antioch, BA; Northwestern, MA, PhD Northern Colorado, EdD Department of Political Science Department of Health and Exercise James Welsh, 1979–2017 Science Saint Thomas, BA; Minnesota-Duluth, David A. Reese, 1979–2014 MS; Wisconsin, PhD New Mexico, BS; Miami, JD; Virginia, PhD Department of Geology Department of Economics and Kate Wittenstein, 1986–2018 Management Bard, BA; Purdue, MA; Boston, PhD Brenda Reinholtz, 1974–2005 Department of History Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Mankato State, Linnea Wren, 1976–2015 MS Radcliffe, BA; Harvard, MA; Minnesota, Department of Health and Exercise PhD Science Department of Art and Art History Gary Reinholtz, 1976–2004 Steve Wright, 1990–2014 Mankato State, BS, MS Iowa, BM; Minnesota, MM, DMA Department of Health and Exercise Department of Music Science Ronald E. Rietz, 1971–2020 Concordia, Moorhead, BA; Nebraska, MA; Minnesota, PhD Department of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Special Interests: Functional Analysis; Operator Theory Timothy C. Robinson, 1969–2014 Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Minnesota, PhD Department of Psychological Science Donald Scheese, 1992–2017 Temple, BA; Idaho, MA; Iowa, PhD Department of English Barbara E. Simpson, 1971–2014 Washington State; BS, MS, PhD Department of Psychological Science Mary Solberg, 1996–2015 Swarthmore, BA; Adelphi, MSW; Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago, MA; Union Theological Seminary, PhD Department of Religion Allan G. Splittgerber, 1966–2007 Nebraska, BA; Colorado, PhD Department of Chemistry Paula Swiggum, 1996–2011 Minnesota, BS, MS Department of Nursing Roland B.T. Thorstensson, 1971–2010 Washington, BA, MA, PhD Department of Scandinavian Studies

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Research Professors Retired Administrators Florence Amamoto, 1990–2018 Bruce Aarsvold, 1994–2018 Stanford, AB; Harvard, MAT; Virginia, Director of Gustavus Technology Services MA, PhD Paul Aasen, 1978–2000 Department of English Director of Student Financial Assistance Elizabeth Baer, 1992–2015 Mark H. Anderson, 1978–2010 Manhattanville, BA; New York, MA; Vice President for Admission and Indiana, PhD Financial Aid Department of English Al Behrends, 1977–2017 Eric Josef Carlson, 1990–2019 Director, Fine Arts Programs UCLA, BA, MA; Harvard, AM, PhD Department of History Kirk Beyer, 1993–2015 Director of Human Resources Denis Crnković, 1984–2019 Franklin and Marshall, BA; Yale, MA, Marilyn Beyer, 2004–2013 MPhil, PhD Assistant Director of Church Relations Department of Modern Languages, and Community Engagement Literatures & Cultures Anders Björling, 1962–1998 Colleen Jacks, 1988–2019 Controller Gustavus Adolphus, BA; Minnesota, PhD Lynn Boehne, 1974–2011 Department of Biology Director of Admission Services Michele Koomen, 2000–2019 Elaine Brostrom, 1978–1992 California-Northridge, BA; Fresno Director of Public Affairs Pacific, MEd; Minnesota, PhD, Department of Education Lynn Burg, 1974–1985, 1989–2015 Cataloging Coordinator Joyce Sutphen, 1993–2018 Minnesota, BA, MA, PhD Helen Carter, 1959–1991 Department of English Director of Student Loans Laurie Dietrich, 1990–2017 Planned Gifts, Marketing and Administration, Gift Planning Darlene Dillavou, 1996–2015 Financial Aid Counselor Judy Douglas, 1976–2013 Director of Peer Education and Chemical Health Richard Elvee, 1962–2000 Chaplain Bruce Gray, 1963–1998 Senior Development Associate, Planned Gifts

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Dale Haack, 1973–1992 Linda Shaw, 1999–2015 Director of Physical Plant Assistant Director CICE and Coordinator of January Off-Campus Study Jean Heidcamp, 1987–2006 Assistant to the Dean Christine Sutton, 1990–2013 Custodial Supervisor Steve Hogberg, 1999–2009 Development Associate, Planned Gifts Thomas Thorkelson, 1985–2009 Track Coach and Athletic Special Events Joel Jackson, 1975–2014 Network Engineer, GTS Coordinator C.W. (Tim) Johnson, 1977–1998 Paul Tillquist, 1963–1965, 1973–1995, Director of Postal Services 2003–2014 Executive Consultant, Gift Planning Julie A. Johnson, 1973–1982, 1984–2013 Director of Academic Advising Ron Timmerman, 1980–2015 Associate Director, Advancement Dennis J. Johnson, 1985–2000, 2002– Services 2003 Vice President for Development and Dean Wahlund, 1972–2015 College Relations, President Director, Communication Services and Special Events Lynne Johnson, 2003–2018 Director of Prospect Research Steve Waldhauser, 1977–2015 Director, Editorial Services Willis Lindquist, 1963–1998 Equipment Specialist David L. Wicklund, 1970–2007 Registrar Donna Loken, 1986–2015 Student Loan Accounts Coordinator Robert W. Weisenfeld, 1988–2015 Director of Government Grant and Kathie M. Martin, 1971–2008 Sponsored Programs Interlibrary Loan Manager Kenneth C. Westphal, 1988–2016 Ursula McRostie, 1967–1996 Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Development Associate, Research Warren Wunderlich, 1992–2016 Alan Molde, 1998–2012 Director of Physical Plant Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Karen Zins, 1980–2011 Carol Moline, 1989–2006 Book Mark Manager Study Abroad Advisor Jack Niemi, 2002–2005 Vice President for Church Relations Jack R. Ohle, 2008–2014 President James L. Peterson, 2003–2008 President Owen E. Sammelson, 1960–2006 Vice President for Administration

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President Faculty Rebecca M. Bergman, 2014– Jennifer Ackil, 1995– BS, Princeton, 1978 BA, Lawrence, 1990; MA, PhD, Kent State, 1992, 1995 Professor of Psychological Science; Provost and Dean Richard Martin, Timothy Robinson, of the College and Barbara Simpson Professor of Psychological Science Brenda Kelly, 2002– BS, Creighton, 1995; PhD, Washington, Special Interests: Cognitive Psychology; 2000 Human Memory, particularly Provost and Dean of the College and eyewitness memory and suggestibility Associate Professor of Biology and Ana Adams, 2007– Chemistry BA, BM, MA, PhD, Minnesota, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007 Valerie S. Banschbach, 2019- BA, Pomona, 1986; PhD, Miami, 1992 Associate Professor of Modern Associate Provost and Dean of Sciences Languages, Literatures & Cultures and Education and Professor of Special Interests: Medieval and Early Environmental Studies Modern Spanish Literature; Baroque Literature; Colonial Literature; Elizabeth Kubek, 2019- Didactic Literature; Conduct BA, Clark, 1984; MA, PhD, Rochester, Literature; Literature by Women, for 1985, 1989 Women and about Women; Franco’s Associate Provost and Dean of Arts and Ideology; Hispanic Film and Music; Humanities and Professor of English Contemporary Spanish Cultural Studies Sidonia Alenuma-Nimoh, 2006– BA, University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana, 1989; MA, Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Canada, 1994; PhD, Tennessee-Knoxville, 2005 Associate Professor of Education Special Interests: Multicultural Education; Transformative Teaching and Learning; African Studies with Emphasis on Dagaare Studies; Cultural Studies in Education; International Development Studies; Gender, Equity, and Social Justice Research and Policy Issues Betsy Alwin, 2020– BA, BFA, Minnesota State, 1997, 1997; MFA, Illinois State, 2001 Assistant Professor of Art and Art History Aron B. Anderson, 2011– BS, Minnesota, 1985; MS, PhD, Stanford, 1987, 1991 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Chemistry Special Interests: Polymers; Biomaterials; Surface Chemistry; Controlled Release Drug Delivery

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Aaron Banks, 2002– Priscilla Briggs, 2003– BA, Concordia, Moorhead, 1996; MS, BA, Carnegie Mellon, 1989; MFA, Miami, Ohio, 1998; EdD, Northern Institute College of Art, Colorado, 2001 2000 Professor of Health and Exercise Associate Professor of Art Science Special Interests: Graphic and Language Special Interests: Best Practices of Arts; Photography and Digital HPE Teaching Instruction and Imaging Methodology; Wellbeing Behaviors of Breena Brockmann, 2019– College-Aged Population; Historical BA, Ripon, 2012; MA, PhD Georgia, 2017; and Philosophical Perspectives of 2019 Global Sport Instructor of Communication Studies Julie K. Bartley, 2009– Marian Broida, 2015– AB, Bryn Mawr, 1988; MS, PhD, UCLA, BA, Antioch, 1979; MS, Pace, 1984; MA, 1990, 1994 PhD, Emory, 2006, 2013 Professor of Geology Assistant Professor of Religion (On leave, 2020-2021) Special Interests: Precambrian Joshua David Kreider Brown, 2012– Sedimentary Systems BA, Carleton, 1998; MA, Tufts, 2002; PhD, Michigan, 2009 Alexandra Berndt, 2019– Associate Professor of Philosophy BM, Northwestern, 2008; MM, New Special Interests: Philosophy of England Conservaory, 2010; DMA, Language; Metaphysics; Philosophy of Minnesota, 2018 Science Assistant Professor of Music Alexandra T. Bryant, 2016– Theresa R. Bilse–Kraft, 2015– BM, Cleveland Institute of Music, 2008; BS, Wisconsin-Lacrosse, 1998; BS, MM, Rice, 2010; DMA, Maryland, 2015 Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2010; MA, Assistant Professor of Music Minnesota, 2004 Instructor of Nursing Philip Bryant, 1989– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1973; MFA, Margaret Bloch Qazi, 2003– Columbia, 1975 BA, Wellesley, 1991; PhD, Tufts, 1999 Professor of English Associate Professor of Biology Special Interest: Writing Special Interests: Female Reproductive Physiology; Developmental Biology; Marcia J. Bunge, 1995–1997, 2013– Entomology; Sexual Selection BA, Saint Olaf, 1976; MA, PhD, Chicago, 1979, 1986 Elizabeth M. Boatman, 2020– Professor of Religion; Rev. Drell and BS, Beloit, 2007; MS, PhD, California, Adeline Bernhardson Distinguished 2009, 2012 Chair of Lutheran Studies Assistant Professor of Physics Scott K. Bur, 2003– Laura Bowyer, 2009– BS, Michigan, 1989; PhD, Texas, 2000 BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1993; MS, Professor of Chemistry Lindenwood University, 1998 Special Interests: Synthetic Organic Assistant Professor of Economics and Chemistry, Synthetic Methodology Management Laura S. Burrack, 2015– Jonathan Brandt, 2014– BA, Macalester, 2002; PhD, Harvard, 2008 BMus, USC, 2004; MM, Rice, 2007; DMA, Assistant Professor of Biology Minnesota, 2015 Special Interests: Microbiology; Fungal Assistant Professor of Music Biology; Cancer Genetics Mark J. Braun, 1990–2007, 2011– BS, MA, Mankato State, 1981, 1988; PhD, Minnesota, 1990 Professor of Communication Studies

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Betsy R. Byers, 2011– Marilyn Christiansen, 2016– BA, Saint Olaf, 2002; MFA, Minneapolis BA, Luther, 1974 College of Art and Design, 2008 Instructor of Education Associate Professor of Art and Art Thomas A. Clement, 2018– History BS, MBS, PhD, North Dakota, 1995, Special Interests: Painting, Printmaking, 2006, 2013 Phenomenology and Ecology Assistant Professor of Economics and Marco Cabrera Geserick, 2019– Management; Ogden P. and Elizabeth MA, PhD, Arizona State, 2007, 2013 Confer Professor of Entrepreneurship Assistant Professor of History Molly Clinefelter, 2008– Rodney Alan Caruthers II, 2020– BA, Graceland, 2000; MM, Westminster BA, Oakland, 1998; MDiv, Ashland Choir College, Rider, 2002 Theological Seminary, 2003; ThM, Instructor of Music Emory, 2010; PhD, Michigan, 2019 Sean D. Cobb, 2008– Instructor of Religion; Bruce Gray BA, MA, PhD, Arizona, 1995, 2001, 2007 Postdoctoral Fellow Associate Professor of English Dwayne Cates, 2015– Special Interests: Film; American BS, MS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1973, Literature and Culture; Literature of 1980 the Americas; Critical Theory Instructor of Education Pamela K. Conners, 2011– John Cha, 1997– BA, Bates, 2000; MA, North Carolina, BA, Quincy College, 1986; MA, PhD, 2002; PhD, Wisconsin, 2011 Northwestern, 1992, 1997 Associate Professor of Communication Associate Professor of Religion Studies (On leave, 2020-2021) Special Interests: Rhetoric, Public Policy, Special Interests: Buddhism; Interfaith Social Movements Dialogue; Indian Philosophy; Thia Cooper, 2005– Comparative Philosophy AB, Brown, 1996; MSc, School of Kyle E. Chambers, 2008– Oriental and African Studies, United BA, Oklahoma State, 1998; MA, PhD, Kingdom, 1997; MTh, PhD, Edinburgh, Illinois, 2002, 2004 United Kingdom, 1999, 2004 Associate Professor of Psychological Professor of Religion Science Special Interests: Liberation Theology; Special Interests: Developmental Global Christianities; Sex, Race, and Psychology; Cognitive Development; Gender Psycholinguistics; Language J. Blake Couey, 2009– Acquisition BA, Mercer, 1999; MDiv, PhD, Princeton Baili Chen, 2008– Theological Seminary, 2002, 2009 BS, MS, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, Associate Professor of Religion 1992, 1995; PhD, Texas Tech, 2005 Special Interests: Biblical Hebrew Associate Professor of Mathematics, Poetry; Ancient Israelite Prophecy; Computer Science, and Statistics Ancient Near Eastern Cultures and Special Interests: Stochastic Processes; Religions; Religion and Literature. Mathematical Modeling; Dynamical Tristan P. Coughlin. 2020– Systems BS, Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 2004; MA, Elizabeth Cherland, 2019– PhD, Wisconsin – Milwaukee, 2005, BA, Concordia, 2001; MMEd, 2009 Vandercook College of Music, 2005; Assistant Professor of Economics and PhD, Washington, 2019 Management Instructor of Music Megan Crary, 2018– BA, Saint Olaf, 2005; BSN, MSN, Columbia, 2008, 2011 Instructor of Nursing 272 ACADEMIC BULLETIN 2020–2021 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Jeffrey Dahlseid, 2002– Lisa Dembouski, 2014– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1990; PhD, BA, Saint Benedict/Saint John’s, 1989; Northwestern, 1995 MEd, PhD, Minnesota, 1999, 2010 Associate Professor of Biology and Associate Professor of Education Chemistry; Arthur Glass, Charles (On leave, Spring 2021) Hamrum, and Arne Langsjoen Special Interests: Inclusive Education; Endowed Professor of Biochemistry Feminist Social Justice Pedagogy and (On leave, January and Spring 2021) Research; Global Teacher Education; Special Interests: Translation and Multiple Literacies Stability of Messenger RNA (mRNA) Melissa Denler, 2020– in Regulating Gene Expression BA, Minnesota-Morris, 2014; PhD, Nicolas Darcourt, 2012– Kansas, 2019 BFA, Northern Michigan, 2001; MFA; Assistant Professor of Chemistry Minnesota, 2006 James H. DeVoll, 2011– Assistant Professor of Art and Art BM, Cincinnati College-Conservatory History of Music, 1998; MM, Yale, 2004; PhD, Brandon L. Dean, 2011– Minnesota, 2019 BA, Luther, 2000; MM Nebraska, Assistant Professor of Music 2003; DMA, Cincinnati College- Whitney Dirks, 2019– Conservatory of Music, 2011 BA, Beloit, 2005; MPhil, Cambridge, Associate Professor of Music; Jon and 2007; PhD, Ohio State, 2013 Anita Thomsen Young Distinguished Assistant Professor of History Chair of Music Special Interests: Choral Conducting Darsa Donelan, 2016– and Literature, Secondary Choral BA, BS, Massachusetts College of Music Education, Music Technology Liberal Arts, 2009, 2009; doctoral work at Florida Laurent Déchery, 1988– Assistant Professor of Physics BA, MA, PhD, Paris, 1976, 1978, 1985 Professor of Modern Languages, Jillian Downey, 2019– Literatures & Cultures BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2008; MS, Special Interests: 18th-Century Iowa, 2010; PhD, Iowa State, 2017 Literature; History of Philosophy; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Philosophy of Vision; French Cinema; Computer Science and Statistics French Songs Elizabeth Drake, 2016– Anna DeGraff, 2019– BS, BS, MS, EdD, Minnesota State- BA, BM, Lincoln, 2008; MM, DMA Mankato, 1997, 1998, 2008, 2014 Minnesota, 2010, 2012 Assistant Professor of Health and Assistant Professor of Music Exercise Science Kayla C. De Lorme, 2013– Hannah Drea, 2014– BA, Hamline, 2005; MA, Michigan State, BS, MA, BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2009; doctoral work at Michigan 2001, 2006, 2009 State Instructor of Nursing Associate Professor of Psychological Science (On leave, Fall 2020 and Eric K. Dugdale, 2001– January 2021) BA, Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Special Interests: Adolescent 1994; PhD, North Carolina, 2001 Development; Behavioral Professor of Latin, Greek and Classical Neuroendochrinology; Social Studies (On leave, 2020-2021) Behavior and Cognition; Social Special Interests: Greek and Roman Experience Drama; Greek Literature; Ancient Ethics; Rhetoric and Aesthetics

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K. Angelique Dwyer, 2010– Rolf Erdahl, 2007– BA, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios BA, Saint Olaf, 1982; MM, Minnesota, Superiores de Occidente, 2000; MA, 1984; DMA, Peabody Conservatory, Iowa, 2004; doctoral work at Iowa 1994 Associate Professor of Modern Assistant Professor of Music Languages, Literatures and Cultures Annika Ericksen, 2014– Special Interests: Performance Studies; BA, Macalester, 2001; MA, PhD, Arizona, Border Studies; U.S. Latina/O Studies; 2008, 2014 Mexico/U.S. Cultural Studies; Cinema; Assistant Professor of Sociology and Gender, Women, and Sexuality Anthropology Studies; National Identity; Media and Special Interests: Applied Anthropology; Popular Culture. Sustainability; International Seán Easton, 2007– Development; Nomadic Pastoralism BA, Oberlin, 1994; MA, PhD, California, Sarah Erickson-Lume, 2001– 1997, 2003, (On leave, 2020-2021) BA, Sarah Lawrence, 1992; MA, Carnegie Associate Professor of Latin, Greek and Mellon, 1999 Classical Studies Instructor of Music Special Interests: The Epic Tradition; The Age of Nero; Magic in the Greco- Paul Estenson, 1986– Roman World BA, North Dakota, 1982; MA, PhD, Nebraska, 1985, 1986 Eric E. Elias, 2007– Associate Professor of Economics and BS, Minnesota, 1996; MS, Minnesota Management State-Mankato, 2005 Special Interests: Macro-Economics; Instructor of Biology Monetary Theory; Econometrics Special Interests: Reproductive Endocrine Disruption in Fishes; Vita Faychuk, 2017– Natural History of Minnesota Fishes BS, The National University of Ostroh Academiy, Ukraine, 2001; MA, Kyiv Casey D. Elledge, 2002– School of Economics, 2003; PhD, BA, Centenary, 1994; MDiv, PhD, Indiana, 2013 Princeton Theological Seminary, 1997, Assistant Professor of Economics and 2001 Management Professor of Religion Special Interests: Biblical Studies; William Felder, 2020– New Testament; Biblical Languages, BA, California, 2006; MS, PhD, Oregon Biblical Literature State, 2011, 2017 Assistant Professor of Mathematics, John Engebretson, 2006– Computer Science, and Statistics BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1991; MM, MM Northwestern, 1995, 1998 Michael Ferragamo, 1998– Instructor of Music BA, Boston, 1982; MA, SUNY-Stony Brook, 1987; PhD, Brown, 1994 Jeffrey Engelhardt, 2014– Associate Professor of Biology and BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1993 Psychological Science Instructor of Mathematics, Computer Special Interests: Neuroscience; Science, and Statistics Neurobiological Methods; Cell Biology Patricia English, 2001– Rachel J. Flynn, 2018– BA, Northern Illinois, 1988; MS, PhD, BA, Minnesota, 2009; MLIS, Wisconsin, Southern Illinois, 1992, 2000 2019 Associate Professor of Communication Instructor and Academic Librarian Studies Special Interests: Speech Vera R. Foley, 2018– Communication; Performance BA, Mount Holyoke, 2010; MA, PhD, Studies: Intercultural Communication; North Carolina, 2012, 2016 Interpersonal Communication; Assistant Professor of English Communication Education

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Jeffrey M. Ford, 2016– Jon Grinnell, 2001– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2002; MA, BS, California Polytechnic State, 1986; Minnesota State-Mankato, 2011; PhD, PhD, Minnesota, 1994 Auburn, 2017 Associate Professor of Biology; Francis Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Morey Uhler Professor of Biology Computer Science, and Statistics Special Interests: Vertebrate Behavioral Ecology; Role of Behavior in Rebecca T. Fremo, 2000– BA, MA, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Conservation, Especially of Bison; 1991, 1995; PhD, Ohio State, 2000 Vocal Communication; Conservation Professor of English of Species in Altered Landscapes Special Interests: Writing Program; Tiffany L. Grobelski, 2019– Literacy Education; Rhetoric of Reading BA, Northwestern, 2006; MA, PhD, Washington, 2010, 2016 Mary Dixon Gaebler, 2003– BA, Wisconsin, 1974; MDiv, Lutheran Assistant Professor of Geography Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Erik L. Gulbranson, 2019– 1990; STM, MA, PhD, Yale, 1991, 1994, BS, Minnesota-Duluth, 2006; PhD, 2003 California-Davis, 2011 Associate Professor of Religion Assistant Professor of Geology Special Interests: Ethics; Theological Sue Gunness, 2000– Ethics; Luther and Lutheranism BS, Moorhead State, 1982 Christopher Gilbert, 1991– Instructor of Theatre and Dance BA, Moravian, 1986; PhD, Washington Special Interests: Ballet University, St. Louis, 1990 Heather A. Hrodey Haemig, 2010– Professor of Political Science BA, Saint Olaf, 2000; PhD, Minnesota, (On leave, Spring 2021) 2006 Special Interests: American Politics; Assistant Professor of Biochemistry and Religion and Political Behavior; Molecular Biology Political Learning and Socialization Naomi Ulrich Hansen, 2015– Julie Gilbert, 2006– BA, MA, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1991, BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1999; MA, Saint 1993; PhD, Iowa State, 1997 John’s University School of Theology Assistant Professor of Sociology and and Seminary, 2003; MLS, Dominican, Anthropology 2005 Associate Professor and Academic Joshua Harbitz, 2009– Librarian (On leave, 2020-2021) BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2002; Special Interests: Information Literacy; DC, Northwestern Health Sciences Diversity Programs in Academic University, 2005 Libraries; Leisure Reading at Instructor of Health and Exercise Academic Libraries Science Jon Ivan Gill, 2020– Kiki Harbitz, 2004– BA, Judson, 2003; MA, McCormick BS, MS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2002, Theological Seminary, 2007; 2005 MTh, Lutheran School of Theology, Instructor of Health and Exercise 2009; MA, PhD, Claremont Graduate Science University, 2016, 2016 Catherine Harms, 2016– Assistant Professor of Philosophy BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1985; MBA, Ngawang Y. Gonsar, 2013– Minnesota, 1990 BA, Saint Scholastica, 2010; MS, Instructor of Economics and Minnesota-Duluth, 2013 Management Instructor of Biology

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Madeline Harms, 2018– Laura A. Hildreth, 2020– BA, Wellesley, 2008; PhD, Minnesota, BA, Minnesota-Morris, 2006; MS, 2015 Minnesota, 2007; PhD, Iowa State, 2013 Assistant Professor of Psychological Assistant Professor of Economics Science and Management and Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics Misti Nicole Harper, 2018– BA, University of the Ozarks, 2004; MA, Ian Hill, 2015– Central Arkansas, 2011; PhD, Arkansas, BA, Carleton, 2007; PhD, Minnesota, 2017 2013 Assistant Professor of History Assistant Professor of Chemistry Sarah Elizabeth Hauss, 2011– Paul Hill, 2005– BA, Oregon, 1989; MFA, Colorado, 2001 BME, BM, Wisconsin-Superior, 1995; MM, Assistant Professor of Theatre and Minnesota, 1999 Dance Instructor of Music Patrick J. Heath, 2019– Lucille Holmgreen, 2017– BS, Wisconsin, 2008; MA, Minnesota, BA, Ohio State, 2006; MS, PhD, 2013; PhD, Iowa State, 2019 Marquette, 2010, 2014 Assistant Professor of Psychological Assistant Professor of Psychological Science Science Lauren N. Hecht, 2010– Yurie Hong, 2007– BA, Albion, 2003; PhD, Iowa, 2009 BA, UCLA, 1999; MA, PhD, Washington, Associate Professor of Psychological 2002, 2007 Science Associate Professor of Latin, Greek Special Interests: Cognitive Psychology; and Classical Studies Perception; Attention; Visual Cognition (On leave, 2020–2021) Special Interests: Greek Literature and Ruth Ann Heilman, 2015– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1973; MA, EdD, Myth; Gender Studies; Ancient Greek Saint Thomas, 1995, 2002 Medicine; Roman Topography and Assistant Professor of Education Poetry Lisa Heldke, 1988– Lonnie Hosman, 2018– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1982; MA, PhD, BS, South Dakota School of Mines, 1984; Northwestern, 1984, 1986 MBA, MPA, Washington, 1991, 1991 Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of Economics and Special Interests: American Philosophy; Management Feminist Philosophy; Philosophy and Thomas Huber, 1989– Race; Philosophy of Food BS, Saint John’s, 1983; PhD, Wyoming, 1989 Jessica Helget, 2012– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2011 Professor of Physics Instructor of Nursing Special Interests: Physics of Musical Instruments; Acoustics; Ultrasound; Eva T. Hendrickson, 2016– Computational Science; Nuclear and BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1996; MA, High Energy Physics Minnesota State-Mankato, 1998 Instructor of Education Anna J. Hulseberg, 2002–2007, 2008– BA, Northwestern, 1992; MS, Illinois, Jeffrey Hess, 2012– 1996; MA, Minnesota State-Mankato, BA, Wisconsin-Green Bay, 1991; MM, 2008. DMA, Minnesota, 2003, 2009 Associate Professor and Academic Visiting Assistant Professor of Music Librarian Special Interests: Electronic Resource Management; Student Research Practices

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Nevin Doran Hunter, 2012– David E. Jessup, 2014– B.S., M.S., Brigham Young, 1963, 1965; BA, Rice, 1998; MA, Alaska, 2001; PhD, Ph.D. Washington, 1971 Washington, 2014 Professor of Political Science Assistant Professor of Scandinavian Studies Michael Hvidsten, 1987– BA, Saint Olaf, 1981; MS, PhD, Illinois, María Kalbermatten, 2006– 1984, 1985 BS, Catholic University of Santa Fe, Professor of Mathematics, Computer Argentina, 1999; PhD, Minnesota, Science, and Statistics 2006 Special Interests: Minimal Surfaces; Associate Professor of Modern Analysis Languages, Literatures and Cultures Special Interests: Linguistics; Jessica Imholte, 2007– BA, Carroll, 2005; MS, Minnesota, 2007 Conversational Analysis; Pragmatics Instructor of Chemistry Gregory Kaster, 1986– BA, Northern Illinois, 1978; PhD, Boston, Katrina L. Imison-Mazy, 2008– BA, University of Queensland, Australia, 1990 1989; MS, PhD, Purdue, 1999, 2009 Professor of History; Dorothy Peterson, Associate Professor of Education Mildred Peterson Hanson, and Arthur Jennings Hanson Professor of Liberal Masayoshi Ishikawa, 2016–2019, 2020– Studies BS, Kokugakuin University, 2002; MM, Special Interests: Gender (Manhood/ Northern Colorado, 2009; MM, Masculinity); American Political and Southern Florida, 2012; DMA, Cultural History; Nineteenth-Century Nebraska, 2015 U.S.; Biography; Assistant Professor of Music Yuta Kawarasaki, 2013– Elizabeth Jenner, 2001– BA, Ottawa University, 2007; PhD, Miami BA, California-Berkeley, 1995; MA, PhD, University, 2013 Illinois, 1997, 2001 Associate Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Sociology and (On leave, Spring 2021) Anthropology Special Interests: Environmental Special Interests: Social Inequality Physiology; Entomology; Winter and and Public Policy; Work and Urban Polar Biology; Climate Change Life; Gender in the Workplace; Organizational Sociology; Sociology Kathleen A. Keller, 2011– of Medicine; Media and Gender BA, Notre Dame, 1999; PhD, Rutgers, 2007 Associate Professor of History Jeff A. Jenson, 2007– Special Interests: French Colonialism in BS, South Dakota State, 1997; MA, West Africa; 20th Century Europe; Minnesota State-Mankato, 2003; Imperialism; World History; Women MLIS, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2006 and Gender in History Associate Professor and Academic Librarian (On leave, Spring 2021) Lori Carsen Kelly, 1992– Special Interests: Archives Collection BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1983; MA, Access; Processing Guidelines; MPhil, PhD, Columbia, 1986, 1988, Outreach; Labor History 1992 Assistant Professor of Political Science Jeff Jeremiason, 2002– BA, Augustana, Sioux Falls, 1990; MS, Robert Kendrick, 2009– PhD, Minnesota, 1993, 1997 BA, Texas, 1995; MA, PhD, Chicago, Professor of Chemistry 2002, 2005 Special Interests: Environmental Professor of English Chemistry; Mercury; Lakes; Wetlands; Special Interests: Renaissance Rivers; Mass Spectrometry; Literature; Epic; Shakespeare; Literary Renewable Energy; Climate Change Science and Cultural Theory; Queer Literature and Film

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Samuel Kessler, 2018– Mark G. Kruger, 1981– BA, New York, 2010; MA, PhD, North BA, Carthage, 1976; PhD, Dartmouth, 1981 Carolina, 2013, 2016 Professor of Psychological Science Assistant Professor of Religion; Åke Special Interests: Social Psychology; and Kristina Bonnier Chair in Jewish Emotion; Cognition; Social Studies (On leave, Fall 2020) Development April Ryun Kim, 2019– Paschal Kyoore, 1991– BM, Saint Olaf, 2011; MM, Cleveland BA, University of Ghana, Legon, 1980; Institute of Music, 2014; DMA, MA, Dip. d’Etudes Approfondies, Missouri-Kansas City, 2018 University of Bordeaux, France, 1985, Assistant Professor of Music 1986; PhD, Ohio State, 1991; MPA, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1998 Pamela Kittelson, 1999– Professor of Modern Languages, BA, Colorado College, 1988; MA, Literatures and Cultures Humboldt State, 1993; PhD, California- (On leave, January and Spring 2021) Davis, 1998 Special Interests: Francophone Professor of Biology Literatures of Africa and the Special Interests: Plant Evolutionary Caribbean; French Novels of the 19th Ecology and Ecophysiology and 20th Centuries; African Folklore Justin Knoepfel, 2009– Jeff La Frenierre, 2014– BA, Luther, 2004; MM, DMA, Minnesota, BA, Colorado, 1994; MA, Denver, 2009; 2006, 2010 PhD, Ohio State, 2014 Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Geography Katherine Knutson, 2005– Cara Lynn Langston, 2020– BA, Linfield, 1999; MA, PhD, BS, Minnesota, 1985; MA, Saint Mary’s, Washington, 2001, 2005 2000 Professor of Political Science Assistant Professor and Academic Special Interests: American Politics; Librarian Political Communication; Public Policy; Interest Groups; Religion and Martin J. Lang, 2005– Politics; Campaigns and Elections; BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1995; MA, PhD, Public Opinion; Women and Politics Minnesota, 2002, 2005 Associate Professor in Communication Amy E. Kochsiek, 2013– Studies BA, Saint Olaf, 2000; PhD, Nebraska, Special Interests: Critical Media Studies; 2010 Race, Class, and Gender Studies; Assistant Professor of Biology Cultural Studies; Documentary Film Margaretha T. Kramer, 2019– Cara Lynn Langston, 2020– BA, MA, MAT, Groningen, 1992, 1994, BA, Baker, 2005; MA, Kansas State, 1995; PhD, Cornell, 2005 2012; MLIS, Wisconsin, 2016 Assistant Professor of Greek, Latin, and Assistant Professor and Academic Classical Studies Librarian Glenn Eric Kranking, 2009– Karl Larson, 2005– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1998; MA, BS, Mankato State, 1989; MS, PhD, Washington, 2002; MA, University of Southern Illinois, 1991, 2001 Tartu, Estonia, 2004; PhD, Ohio State, Associate Professor of Health and 2009 Exercise Science Associate Professor in History and Special Interests: Public Health; Scandinavian Studies Sexuality Education; Health Behavior; Special Interests: Russian, European, Soccer; Coaching Youth Sports and Scandinavian History

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Sun Hee Lee, 2009– Kris Lowe, 2007– BA, California, 1995; MA, California BFA, Minneapolis College of Art and State, 1998; MA, PhD, Southern Design, 1988; MFA, Tufts/The School California, 1999, 2005 of the Museum of Fine Arts, 1993 Associate Professor of English Associate Professor of Art and Art History (On leave, Fall 2020 and Katherine A. Leehy, 2020– BA, Saint Thomas, 2007; PhD, Texas January 2021) A&M, 2013 Special Interests: Drawing; Phenomenology; Assistant Professor of Biology Contemporary Art Theory Richard Leitch Jr., 1996– Kathy Lund Dean, 2012– BA, Colby, 1985; MA (Asian Studies), MA BA, Notre Dame, 1988; MM, Aquinas, (Political Science), PhD, Illinois, 1990, 1995; PhD, Saint Louis University, 1992, 1995 2002 Associate Professor of Political Science Professor of Economics and Special Interests: Comparative Politics; Management; Board of Trustees International Relations; Japanese Distinguished Chair of Leadership and and Chinese Domestic Politics and Ethics Foreign Policy; Political Economy; Special Interests: Ethical Decision- U.S.-Japan-China Relations Making among New Managers; Religious Discrimination Dispute Amy S. Lewis, 2020– Resolution; Student Engagement; BA, University College London, 2011; Experiential Learning Leiden, 2014; PhD, Pennsylvania, 2020 Assistant Professor of Greek, Latin, and Melissa Lynn, 2019– Classical Studies BA, Chicago, 2010; PhD, UCLA, 2016 Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Ruth Lu Lin, 2010– Computer Science and Statistics BM, MM, DMA, Northwestern University School of Music, 2002, 2005, 2009 Micah Maatman, 2007– Associate Professor of Music BA, Hope, 2004; MFA, Illinois, 2007 Special Interests: Orchestral Conducting Associate Professor of Theater and Dance Ursula Anna Linnea Lindqvist, 2013– Special Interests: Computer Aided BS, MS, Northwestern, 1990, 1991; MA, Design; Theatrical Design and PhD, Oregon, 2002, 2005 Developing Technology; Properties Associate Professor of Scandinavian Mastery; Construction Studies Henry MacCarthy, 2007– Jill Locke, 2000– BA, Escuela Nacional de Artes BA, Whitman, 1990; PhD, Rutgers, 2000 Escénicas-Caracas, Venezuela, 1991; Professor of Political Science MS, Indiana, 1997; PhD, Ohio, 2007 Special Interests: History of Political Associate Professor of Theatre and thought; Feminist Theory; Democratic Dance Theory Special Interests: Performance Studies; Angelika Löfgren, 2019– Directing; Musical Theatre Genres; MS, , 2004; PhD, Stockholm Performance in the Americas School of Economics, 2014 Maddalena Marinari, 2015– Assistant Professor of Economics and BA, Università degli Studi di Napoli, Management 2001; PhD, Kansas, 2009 Thomas LoFaro, 2000– Associate Professor of History BA, MA, Missouri, 1984, 1989; PhD, Special Interests: 20th-Century U.S. Boston, 1994 History; Migration; Comparative Professor of Mathematics, Computer Ethnicity; American Politics Science, and Statistics; Clifford M. Swanson Professor of Mathematics Special Interests: Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems; Mathematical Biology GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 279 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Sharon Marquart, 2015–2016, 2018– Carlos Mario Mejía Suárez, 2013– BA, Akron, 2000; PhD, Michigan, 2008 BA, Universidad Nacional-Bogatá, Associate Professor of Modern Columbia, 2000; MA, Universidad Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Javeriana-Bogatá, Columbia, 2004; and Gender, Women, and Sexuality PhD, Iowa, 2010 Studies Associate Professor of Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Sharon Mautner-Rodgers, 2007– BM, Cleveland Institute of Music/Case Special Interests: Spanish American Western Reserve, 1989 Literature; Contemporary Colombian Instructor of Music Novel; Comparative Literature; Gender in Latin American Literature; Jesse McClelland, 2018– Literature of Post-conflict BA, Grinnell, 2001; MA, American University in Cairo, 2008; PhD, Steven Mellema, 1985– Washington, 2018 BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1972; PhD, Assistant Professor of Geography Ohio, 1983 Professor of Physics Larissa McConnell, 2010– Special Interests: History and BS, BFA, SUNY-Fredonia, 1993, 1996; Philosophy of Physics; Experimental MFA, Missouri-Kansas City, 2010 Nuclear Physics; Asian Culture Instructor of Theatre and Dance Heidi M. Meyer, 2008– Rory McFadden, 2017– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1998; MSN, BS, Rochester, 2001; MS, Wyoming, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2004; PhD, 2004; PhD, Minnesota, 2009 South Dakota State, 2019 Assistant Professor of Geology Associate Professor of Nursing Peter McGuire, 2004–2006, 2011–2013, Special Interests: Nursing Leadership; 2016– Educational Research; Public Health; masters work at Northern Iowa Technology in Nursing Education Instructor of Music Briana Miller, 2020– Mary McHugh, 2007– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2006; MA, BA, Mount Holyoke, 1993; MA, Tufts, Saint Mary’s, 2009 1997; MA, PhD, Wisconsin, 1999, 2004 Instructor of Education Professor of Greek, Latin and Classical Heidi Johanna Miller, 2014– Studies BM, Minnesota, 2000; MM, Ithaca, 2005; Special Interests: Latin Literature; Julio- DMA, Minnesota, 2009 Claudian History and Art History; Assistant Professor of Music Gender Studies; Homeric Poetry; Greek Philosophy/Plato James Patrick Miller, 2008–2009, 2014– BM, Saint Olaf, 2001; MM, Ithaca, 2003; Barbara J. McNulty, 2017– DMA, Minnesota, 2009 BS, ME, Minnesota, 1979, 1991 Assistant Professor of Music; Douglas Instructor of Education Nimmo Professor of the Gustavus Karrin Meffert-Nelson, 2011– Wind Orchestra BM, Saint Olaf, 1991; MM, Northwestern, (On leave, Fall 2020) 1993; D.MA, Minnesota, 2009 Special Interests: Conducting Associate Professor of Music Pedagogy: 20th and 21st Century Special Interests: Clarinet Performance Vocal and Instrumental Chamber and Pedagogy, Conducting, Chamber Music; Contemporary American Wind Music, Instrumental Methods Band Repertoire Giselle L. Mejia, 2018– Daniel Mollner, 1988– BFA, Purchase, 2006; MFA, Wisconsin- BA, Minnesota, 1984; MS, Illinois, 1985, Milwaukee, 2017 MA, Mankato State, 1993 Assistant Professor of Theatre and Associate Professor and Academic Dance Librarian Special Interests: Government and Politics 280 ACADEMIC BULLETIN 2020–2021 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Kjerstin Moody, 2010– Charles Niederriter, 1985– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1998; MA, PhD, BS, Gannon, 1978; MS, PhD, Ohio, 1985, Wisconsin, 2005, 2010 1985 Associate Professor of Scandinavian Professor of Physics Studies (On leave, Spring 2021) Special Interests: Contemporary Special Interests: Experimental Solid Scandinavian Literature; Scandinavian State Physics; Applied Physics Cinema and Visual Culture; Translation Aaron K. Nienow, 2007– Studies. BA, Saint Mary’s University of D. Scott Moore, 1998– Minnesota, 2001; MS, Minnesota, 2006 BA, BS, Jacksonville State, 1985; Instructor of Mathematics, Computer MM, DMA, Cincinnati College- Science, and Statistics Conservatory of Music, 1988, 2009 Amanda Nienow, 2006– Associate Professor of Music BA, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Special Interests: Bass Trombone 2001; PhD, Minnesota, 2006 Performance; Conducting Professor of Chemistry Daniel C. Moos, 2007– (On leave, 2020-2021) BA, Amherst, 1998; MA, PhD, Maryland, Special Interests: Environmental and 2004, 2007 Physical Chemistry; Atmospheric Professor of Education; Grace and Bertil Chemistry Pehrson Professor of Education Brian O’Brien, 1985– (On leave, Fall 2020) BS, PhD, Georgia Institute of Special Interests: Educational Technology, 1975, 1980 Psychology; Educational Technology; Professor of Chemistry Academic Motivation; Self-Regulated Special Interests: Multiple-Bonded Learning; Computer-Based Learning Compounds of the Main-Group Environments Elements; Organophosphorus Rachel More, 2007– Chemistry BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1998 Margaret O’Connor, 1996– Instructor of Health and Exercise BA, Wesleyan, 1987; MA, PhD, Science Minnesota, 1993, 1996 Melissa K. Morey, 2014– Professor of Gender, Women, and BM, Saint Olaf, 2000; MM, Wisconsin, Sexuality Studies and Philosophy 2005 Special Interests: Addiction Instructor of Music David Tôbaru Obermiller, 2008– Donald Myers, 1998– BA, Northern Iowa, 1989; MA, PhD, Iowa, BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1983; MA, 1993, 2006 Southern California, 1988; doctoral Associate Professor of History work at Maryland Special Interests: U.S.–East Asian Instructor of Art and Art History; Relations; East Asian Film; Gender Director of Hillstrom Museum and War; Imperialism; War and Special Interests: Italian Renaissance Art Revolution in Asia; Political Economy of East Asia Lynnea Myers, 2011– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2005; MS, Jill H. Olson Moser, 2013– Duke, 2006; PhD, Vanderbilt, 2017 BM, Eastman School of Music, 1997 Assistant Professor of Nursing Instructor of Music Special Interests: Developmental Lisa L. Ortmann, 2020– Screening; Pediatrics; Public Health; BA, Saint Olaf, 2004; MA, PhD, Child Development; Family Health Minnesota, 2009, 2015 Assistant Professor of Education

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Yumiko Oshima-Ryan, 2004– Jalean Petricka, 2020– BM, Toho Musical Academy, Tokyo, BA, Carleton, 2000; MPhil, PhD, Yale, 1986; MM, Ohio-Syracuse, 1988; DMA, 2003, 2006. Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Instructor in Biology Music, 1993 Jessie A. Petricka, 2009– Professor of Music BA, Carleton, 2001; PhD, Yale, 2007 Special Interests: Piano Performance; Associate Professor of Physics Keyboard Special Interests: Atomic Physics Stephanie Otto, 2008– Artur Pietka, 2016– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2000; MS, PhD, BS, MS, Warsaw School of Economics, Middle Tennessee State, 2004, 2007 2000, 2002 Associate Professor of Health and Assistant Professor of Economics and Exercise Science Management Special Interests: Effects of Physical Activity on Health; Bone Mineral Marta Podemska-Mikluch, 2014– Density; Group Exercise BA, MS, Saint Cloud State, 2006, 2008; PhD, George Mason, 2012 Jeffrey G. Owen, 2006– Associate Professor of Economics BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1992; PhD, and Management; Marcia Page Iowa, 2000 and John Huepenbecker Professor Associate Professor of Economics and of International Business and Management Entrepreneurship Special Interests: Sports Economics; (On leave, 2020-2021) Microeconomics; Economic History Special Interests: History of Economic Matthew Panciera, 2002– Thought; Public Economics; Health BA, Toronto, 1989; MA, PhD, North Economics Carolina, 1993, 2001 Robert John Porwoll, 2020– Associate Professor of Classics BA, MA, Saint Louis, 2005, 2008; PhD, Special Interests: Latin Literature; Chicago, 2019 Roman realia Assistant Professor of Religion James A. Parejko, 2016– Patrick Pribyl, 2018– BS, Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 2007; PhD, BS, MS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1978, Minnesota, 2012 1990 Assistant Professor of Chemistry Instructor of Education So Young Park, 2008– Adam A. Rappel, 2016– BA, Yale, 1993; MA, PhD, Columbia, BM, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 2007; MM, 1995, 2004 DMA, Minnesota, 2009, 2012 Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor Music Special Interests: 19th-Century British Literature and Culture; Victorian Matthew Rasmussen, 2006–2010, 2011– Novel; Gender and Religion; Film BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1998; MFA, Emerson, 2004 Nissa Parmar, 2018– Assistant Professor of English BA, Macalester, 1997; MEd, Minnesota, Special Interests: Poetry 2001; MA, PhD, Oxford Brookes University, 2007, 2014 Bonnie Reimann, 2004– Assistant Professor of English BA, Saint Catherine, 1985; MA, PhD, Minnesota, 1996, 2014 Jill A. Patterson, 2011– Associate Professor of Health and BFA, MFA, Utah, 1998, 2004 Exercise Science Assistant Professor of Theatre and Special Interests: Health/Physical Dance Education; Coaching; Adapted PE; Katie Lynn Peterson, 2019– Wellness; Physical Activity BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2010; MS, Rebekah Richards, 2005– Idaho, 2011; doctoral work at Idaho BM, Saint Olaf, 1981; MM, Illinois, 1983 Instructor of Biology Instructor of Music 282 ACADEMIC BULLETIN 2020–2021 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Matthew M. Rightmire, 2019– Brandy Russell, 2005– BA, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 2002; MFA, BA, Alfred, 1998; MS, PhD, Rochester, Nebraska, 2014 2003 Assistant Professor of Art and Art Associate Professor of Chemistry History Special Interests: Bioinorganic Chemistry; Metalloprotein Structure Annalise Rivas, 2019– BA, Colby, 2000; MA, PhD, Texas- and Dynamics; Science of Cooking Austin, 2000, 2007. Hayley Russell, 2016– Assistant Professor of Modern BA, Saint Francis Xavier University, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures 2007; MS, Wilfrid Laurier University, 2010; PhD, Minnesota, 2014 Jeremy Robinson, 2010– BA, Brigham Young, 2006; MA, Associate Professor of Health and Monterey Institute of International Exercise Science Studies, 2009 Toshiyuki Sakuragi, 1994– Instructor of Modern Languages, BA, Kobe City University of Foreign Literatures, and Cultures and Director Studies, Japan, 1988; MA, PhD, of the Culpepper Language Center Minnesota, 1991, 1994 Professor of Modern Languages, Mary C. Rohl, 2019– BFA, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1993; MFA, Literatures and Cultures Wisconsin-Stout, 2016 Special Interests: Intercultural Assistant Professor of Art and Art Communication; Cross-Cultural History Psychology; Film Melissa C. Rolnick, 2007– Darío Sánchez-González, 2014– BFA, State University of New York- BA, University of Oviedo, 2007; MA, Purchase, 1979; MFA, Mills, 1998 Massachusetts; PhD, Rutgers, 2014 Associate Professor of Theatre and Associate Professor of Modern Dance Languages, Literatures and Cultures Special Interests: Authentic Movement; (On leave, Fall 2020) Choreography; Modern Dance; Ballet; Special Interests: Spanish and Latin Yoga American Film; Sexuality and LGBTQ Studies; 19th-21st Century Spanish Elja Roy, 2020– and Portuguese Literature; Film BA, Serampore College, 2011; MA, Theory; Comparative Literature Calucutta, 2013; doctoral work at Minnesota Paul Saulnier, 1993– Instructor of Communication Studies BS, Hartford, 1983; MS, PhD, Delaware, 1988, 1991 Sarah E. Ruble, 2007– Professor of Physics BA, Seattle Pacific, 1999; MTh, Duke Special Interests: Optical Physics Divinity School, 2002; PhD, Duke, 2007 (On leave, 2020-2021) Loronda Schuler, 2015– Associate Professor of Religion BA, Jamestown, 1975; MA, Luther Special Interests: History of American Theological Seminary, 2008 Religion; Protestant Christianity; Instructor of Nursing Evangelicalism; Gender; Christian Amy Seham, 1997– Missions BA, Wesleyan, 1979; MFA, Northwestern, 1981; PhD, Wisconsin, 1997 Michele Rusinko, 1988– BA, Saint Olaf, 1977; MFA, Arizona State, Professor of Theatre and Dance 1984 Special Interests: Chicago-Style Improv- Professor of Theatre and Dance Comedy; Race and Gender; Rhetoric Special Interests: Women’s Studies; and Practice Philosophy of Dance; Dance Theatre

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Lianying Shan, 2008– Patricia Snapp, 1992– BA, Beijing University, China, 1996; MA, BM, Centenary, 1982; MM, North Texas, Pennsylvania State, 2000; MA, PhD, 1986; DA, Northern Colorado, 1996 Princeton, 2003, 2007 Associate Professor of Music Associate Professor of Modern Special Interests: Vocal Performance; Languages, Literatures and Cultures Vocal Pedagogy; Opera Directing; Special Interests: East Asian Literatures, Musical Theatre Cultures, Societies, and Media Jessica Lee Stadick, 2013– Stanley Shetka, 1979– BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2003; BFA, Minneapolis College of Art and MS, North Dakota, 2013; PhD, South Design, 1975; MFA, Minnesota, 1978 Dakota State, 2019 Professor of Art and Art History Associate Professor of Nursing (On leave, 2020-2021) (On leave, Fall 2020) Special Interests: Holography; Pressed Special Interests: Interprofessional Paper Processes Education and Collaboration; Simulation; Educational Research; S. Brookhart Shields, 2015– BS, Winona State, 1998; PhD, Iowa, Medical-Surgical Nursing; Public 2005 Health; Health Related Policy Assistant Professor of Biology David Stamps, 2014– BM, Southern Illinois, 2002; MM, Jacob A. Siehler, 2015– BS, Frostburg State, 1997; MS, PhD, Northern Illinois, 2004; MM South Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 2001, Florida, 2007; DMA, Nebraska, 2014 2003 Associate Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Mathematics, (On leave, Fall 2020) Computer Science and Statistics Special Interests: Jazz Composition, Music Entrepreneurship, and their Trygve Skaar, 2014– Juxtaposition BM, Northwestern College, 1993; MM, Minnesota, 1999 Peter J. Stark, 2018– Instructor of Music BS, Northwestern, 1975; MBA, Pepperdine, 1994; doctoral work at San Skulrattanakulchai, 2003– Pepperdine; doctoral work at Fielding BS, MD, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Graduate Institute Thailand, 1980, 1984; MSc, PhD, Instructor of Economics and Colorado, 1996, 2002 Management Associate Professor of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Colleen Stockmann, 2020– Special Interests: Graph Algorithms; BA, Macalester, 2005; MA, Minnesota, Combinatorial Optimization; Discrete 2017; doctoral work at Minnesota Algorithms Instructor of Art and Art History Michael Smalley, 2017- Dwight R. Stoll, 2008– BA, Saint Thomas, 1993; MS, EdS, BS, BS, Minnesota State-Mankato, 1999, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2004, 2011 2001; PhD, Minnesota, 2007 Instructor of Education Professor of Chemistry Special Interests: Multi-dimensional Christina Smith, 1999– Separations; Bioanalytical Chemistry; BA, Northern Iowa, 2006 Optimization of Separation Methods Instructor of Music Elizabeth Stuckey, 2020– Colin S. Smith, 2018– BA, BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1981, 1997; BA, California-Santa Cruz, 1993; MPhil, MS, Minnesota State, 2001; DNP, PhD, Yale, 2002, 2006 American Sentinel, 2015 Assistant Professor of Sociology and Instructor of Nursing Anthropology

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Mayra C. Taylor, 2006– Anna Versluis, 2008– BA, Pontificia Universidad, 1977; MBA, BA, Eastern Mennonite University, 1997; Xavier, 1981; MA, Southern Illinois, MS, Oregon State, 2002; PhD, Clark 2006 University, 2008 Instructor of Modern Languages, Associate Professor of Geography Literatures and Cultures Special Interests: Human-Environment Interactions; Land Change; Remote Phala Tracy, 2004– BM, Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Sensing; Disasters and Vulnerability 1999, MFA California Institute of Arts, Joaquín Villanueva, 2013– 2003 BA, Universidad de Puerto Rico, 2003; Instructor of Music MA, PhD, Syracuse, 2005, 2013 Associate Professor of Geography Kara Trautman, 2020– BS, MS, Central Missouri, 2013, 2015; Special Interests: Securitization of doctoral work at North Dakota State Urban Space, Spatialization and Instructor of Health and Exercise Urbanization of Penal Institutions, Science Politics of Public Space Bastian Treptau, 2018– Amy Vizenor, 2001–2003, 2009– BA, University of Düsseldorf; MFA, BS, Minnesota State-Moorhead, 1992; Hamline University, 2014 MS, Saint Cloud State, 1997; EdD, Instructor in Modern Languages, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Literature, and Cultures 2007 Associate Professor of Education Laura Day Triplett, 2007– (On leave, January and Spring 2021) BA, Colorado, 1996; MS, PhD, Minnesota, Special Interests: Middle School Teacher 2004, 2007 Recruitment; Inquiry-Based Learning; Associate Professor of Geology New Teacher Development; Effective Special Interests: Rivers; Human Impacts Classroom Management; Educational on Environment; Agriculture; Geology Community Building of Lakes; Biogeochemistry; Climate Alina I. Vogel, 2014– Imre Tuba, 2017– BSN, Minnesota State-Mankato, 2011; AB, Harvard, 1995; PhD, California-San MSN, Regis, 2014 Diego, 2000 Instructor of Nursing Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Phillip Voight, 1990– BA, Augustana, Sioux Falls, 1987; MA, Michelle Twait, 2000– Kansas, 1989; PhD, Minnesota, 1996 BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1998; MS, Associate Professor of Communication Illinois, 1999, MA, Minnesota, 2004 Studies Professor and Academic Librarian Special Interests: Forensics; Rhetorical Special Interests: Computer Literacy; Criticism Bibliographic Instruction Eric Vrooman, 2000–2006, 2011–2014, Thomas P. Valentini, 2006– 2015– BA, Gustavus, 2002; MTh, Emory, 2006; BA, Carleton, 1990; MFA, North PhD, Minnesota, 2014 Carolina-Wilmington, 2000 Steve Wilkinson Professor of Sport Assistant Professor of English Ethics and Tennis; Gustavus Men’s Tennis Coach Marie Walker, 1998– BA, Western Ontario, 1989; MA, McGill, Bruce Van Duser, 1992– 1993; PhD, Western Ontario, 1998 BS, MS, North Texas, 1981, 1983; PhD, Professor of Psychological Science Texas A & M, 1991 Special Interests: Social Psychology; Associate Professor of Physical Counseling; Personality Measurement Education and Health (On leave, Fall 2020)

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Valerie Struthers Walker, 2010– Chad Winterfeldt, 2005– BA, MA, Colorado College, 1994, 1996; BM, Concordia, 1993; MM, Yale, 1995; PhD, Michigan State, 2009 DMA, Nebraska, 2004 Associate Professor of Education; Lind Assistant Professor of Music, Cantor Professor of Education Special Interests: Liturgy and Sacred Special Interests: Language Arts/ Music; Pipe Organ Performance; Music Social Studies Teaching Methods; History and Theory Multicultural/Diverse Children’s Lawrence A. Wohl, 1983– Literature; Critical Reader Response; BA, Jamestown, 1977; MA, PhD, Humanities-Based Disability Studies. Washington State, 1981, 1986 Esther Wang, 2004– Professor of Economics and BA, Baylor, 1985; MM, DMA, Cincinnati Management College-Conservatory of Music, 1987, (On leave, 2020-2021) 1997 Special Interests: Employment and Associate Professor of Music; Ethel and Training Policy; Unemployment Edgar F. Johnson Professor of Fine Insurance; Collective Bargaining; Arts Labor Law; School to Work Transition Shu-Ling Wang, 2016– Sarah Wolter, 2005–2009, 2012– BA, MA, National Chengchi University, BA, Gustavus, 2002; MA, Minnesota 2006, 2008; MA, PhD, Indiana, 2011, State-Mankato, 2005; PhD, Minnesota, 2015 2012 Assistant Professor of Economics and Assistant Professor of Communication Management Studies (On leave, Fall 2020) Special Interests: Media Representations of Female Athletes; Political Economy Taylor Wasvick, 2020– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 2015; MS, of Media; Media and Sport Minnesota State, 2018 Janine Wotton, 2002– Instructor of Education BS, Adelaide, Australia, 1981; BA, Flinders, Australia, 1987; MS, PhD, Mary E. Westby, 2008– BA, North Carolina, 2005; MSEd, Old Brown, 1990, 1994 Dominion, 2007 Associate Professor of Psychological Clinical Education Coordinator - ATEP Science (On leave Fall 2020) Special Interests: Athletic Training; Special Interests: Behavioral Healthcare; Therapeutic Modalities Neuroscience; Animal Behavior; Evolution of Sensory Systems; Terena Wilkens, 1993– Perception and Sensation; Perception BA, Saint Cloud State, 1990; MFA, West and Action; Cognitive Psychology; Virginia, 1993 Computational Modeling; Statistics; Instructor of Theatre and Dance Biomechanics; Locomotion and Motor Special Interests: Technical Direction; Systems Sound Techniques; Lighting; Stage Production Sheng-Ping Yang, 2011– BS, Baker, 1992; MBA, Texas A&M, 1993; Suzanne Wilson, 1998– PhD, Nebraska, 1998 BA, Henderson State, 1980; MA, PhD, Professor of Economics and Illinois, 1985, 1995 Management; Dr. Richard W. Lindholm Associate Professor of Sociology and Professor of Public Finance Anthropology Special Interests: Industrial Special Interests: Drugs and Society; Organization, Investment, Applied Globalization; Research Methods; Econometrics Social Inequality; Criminology

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Louis Lei Yu, 2013– BS, Queen’s University, 2003; MS, PhD, University of Victoria, 2005, 2010 Associate Professor of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics Special Interests: Social Network Analysis; Cross-cultural Social Computing; Link Analysis; Random Graph Modeling; Multilingual Web Mining; Data Mining; Network Routing Algorithms Barbara Zust, 2000– BA, Gustavus Adolphus, 1976; MS, PhD, Minnesota, 1998, 2003 Professor of Nursing Special Interests: Women’s Health; Intimate Partner Violence; Mental Health; Incarcerated Women

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Board of Trustees Edward J. Drenttel ’81 Attorney-at-Law Jon V. Anderson (ex officio) Winthrop & Weinstine Bishop Minneapolis, Minnesota Southwestern Minnesota Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bruce A. Edwards ’77 (vice chair) America CEO, Retired Redwood Falls, Minnesota DHL Global Supply Chain Westerville, Ohio Scott P. Anderson ’89 (chair) Senior Advisor James H. Gale ’83 TPG Capital Attorney-at-Law Edina, Minnesota Littleton, Colorado Tracy L. Bahl ’84 John O. Hallberg ’79 President and CEO CEO OneOncology Children’s Cancer Research Fund Nasheville, Tennessee Minneapolis, Minnesota Grayce Belvedere-Young Susanne B. Heim ’83 Founder and CEO Business Executive Lily Pad Consulting Edina, Minnesota Edina, Minnesota Mary Dee J. Hicks ’75 Kevin D. Bergeson ’02 (ex officio) Senior Vice President, Retired Associate Pastor Personnel Decisions International Bethlehem Lutheran Church Edina, Minnesota Aberdeen, South Dakota Peter C. Johnson ’92 Rebecca M. Bergman (ex officio) Executive Pastor President Saint Andrew Lutheran Church Gustavus Adolphus College Eden Prairie, Minnesota Saint Peter, Minnesota Paul R. Koch ’87 Suzanne F. Boda ’82 (vice chair) Managing Director – Private Wealth Senior Vice President Advisor, Senior Portfolio Manager American Airlines Koch Wealth Solutions, RBC Wealth Los Angeles, California Management Minneapolis, Minnesota Robert D. Brown, Jr. ’83 Staff Neurologist, Professor of Dennis A. Lind ‘72 Neurology, Mayo Clinic College Chairman of Medicine, and John T. and Lillian Midwest Bank Group Matthews Professor of Neuroscience Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Mayo Clinic Jan Lindman Rochester, Minnesota Treasurer to the King Kara K. Buckner ’97 The Royal Court of Sweden Managing Director/Chief Strategy Stockholm, Sweden Officer David J. Lose Fallon Worldwide Senior Pastor Minneapolis, Minnesota Mount Olivet Lutheran Church Past President, Gustavus Alumni Minneapolis, Minnesota Association Gordon D. Mansergh ’84 (serving in Janette F. Concepcion a personal capacity) Clinical Psychologist Senior Behavioral Scientist Concepcion Psychological Services Centers for Disease Control and Oakdale, Minnesota Prevention Atlanta, Georgia Past President, Gustavus Alumni Association 288 ACADEMIC BULLETIN 2020–2021 ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION, FACULTY, AND TRUSTEES

Mikka S. McCracken ’09 The Board of Directors Executive for Innovation, Director, ELCA Innovation Lab of the Gustavus Adolphus Evangelical Lutheran Church in America College Association of Chicago, Illinois Congregations Jan Ledin Michaletz ’74 Kevin Bergeson ’02 (president) Past President Pastor Gustavus Alumni Association Bethlehem Lutheran Church Edina, Minnesota Aberdeen, South Dakota Thomas J. Mielke ’80 Todd Buegler ’87 Senior Vice President and General Pastor Counsel, Retired Trinity Lutheran Church Kimberly-Clark Corporation Owatonna, Minnesota Irving, Texas Alicia Hilding ’09 Bradley S. Nuss ’97 Pastor Executive Vice President and Chief Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Financial Officer New Prague, Minnesota Nuss Truck & Equipment John Holt Rochester, Minnesota Staff Member Marcia L. Page ’82 Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church Founding Partner Prior Lake, Minnesota Värde Partners, Inc. Katie Holter ’09 Minneapolis, Minnesota Member Dan S. Poffenberger ’82 Knoll Lutheran Church Senior Pastor Minnetonka, Minnesota Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church Jacob Niewinski ’13 Prior Lake, Minnesota Staff Member Karl D. Self ’81 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Associate Professor Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota University of Minnesota School of Kris Oppegard ’93 (secretary) Dentistry Deacon/Family Minister Minneapolis, Minnesota Trinity Lutheran Church Ronald C. White ’75 Owatonna, Minnesota President Dave Scherer ’99 (president) RC White Enterprises, Inc. Staff Member, Luther Seminary Member Las Vegas, Nevada Redeemer Lutheran Church Heather Teune Wigdahl ’95 Minneapolis, Minnesota Senior Pastor Billie Jo Wicks Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Deacon Menomonie, Wisconsin Christ the King Lutheran Church Mankato, Minnesota Jodi Maas (ex officio) Assistant Director of Church Relations Gustavus Adolphus College Saint Peter, Minnesota Grady St. Dennis ’92 (ex officio) College Chaplain/Director for Church Relations Gustavus Adolphus College Saint Peter, Minnesota

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE 289 INDEX

Academic Advising, 13 Computer Science, 166 Academic Assistantship, 14, 52 Core Requirements, 12 Academic Expulsion, 55 Costs, 20 Academic Honesty Policy, 39 Counseling and Wellness, 8 Academic Honors, 52 Course by Arrangement, 46 Academic Internships, 9, 14, 46 Course Credits, 43 Academic Probation, 53 Course Numbers, 43 Academic Sanctions, 53 Credit Transfer Guide, 43 Academic Schedule Conflicts, 44 Academic Scholarships, 21 Dance, 241 Academic Support Center (ASC), 8 Dean’s List, 52 Academic Suspension, 24, 54 Declaring a Major, 46 Academic Warning, 53 Degree Requirements, 34 Accessibility Resources, 42 Dentistry, 251 Accreditation, 6 Drama, 241 Accounting, 87 Dropping and Adding Courses, 42 Actuarial Science, 250 Adding and Dropping Courses, 42 Earning Course Credits, 43 Administrative Organization, 258 Economics, 85 Admission, 16 Elementary and Secondary Education, 95 International, 18 Engineering, 251 Post-Secondary Enrollment Options English, 104 (PSEO), 17 Enrollment Deposit, 16, 25 Regular, 15 Ensembles, 189 Transfer, 18 Entrance Requirements, 16 Advanced Placement Credit, 17 Environmental Studies, 112 African Studies, 58 Exercise Physiology, 136 Alumni Support, 6 Exercise Science, 135 Ancient Greek Studies, 130 Expenses, 20 Anthropology, 236 Expulsion, Academic, 54 Architecture, 250 Art, 60 Facilities, 5 Art History, 60 Faculty, 270 Arts Administration, 66, 250 Family Emergency Leave Policy, 56 Athletic Eligibility, 53 Fees, Payment of, 25 Athletic Training, 137 Film and Media Studies, 114 Auditing Classes, 44 Final Exams, 50 Financial Assistance, 20 Bachelor of Arts, 34 Financial Aid Regulations, 20 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 73 Financing Plans, 22 Biology, 67 Financial Responsibility Statement, 27 Board of Trustees, 288 First Term Seminar, 12, 34 4-1-4 Calendar Year, 12 Calendar, Inside Front French, 172 Campus Activities, 9 Campus Map, Inside Back Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies, 116 Campus Safety, 11 Geography, 119 Career Development, 8 Geology, 125 Catalog Applicability, 41 German, 174 Challenge Curriculum, 12, 34 Grade Appeals, 51 Change of Grade, 51 Grading System, 50 Chemistry, 74 Graduation Requirements, 34 Chinese, 172 Grants, 20 Christ Chapel, 5 Greek, 129 Church Vocations, 255 Classical Languages, 129 Health & Physical Education, 135 Classical Studies, 129 Health Service, 8 Classification of Students, 41 History, 145 Coaching, 137 History of the College, 4 Collegiate Fellows, 7 Honor Code, 38 Communication Studies, 78 Honorary Organizations, 14 Community Engagement Center, 10 Honors Day, 52 Comparative Literature, 84 Honors, Graduation, 52 Computer Facilities, 5 Housing (See Residential Life), 7

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Incomplete Grade, 51 Refund Policies, 28 Independent Study, 45 Registration, 41 Individualized Majors, 46 Religion, 222 Interdisciplinary Studies, 155 Religious Life, 10 International and Domestic Study Away Repeating Courses, 52 Programs, 14, 48 Research, Student, 14 International Student Admission, 18 Residential Life, 7 Internships, 9, 14, 46 Retention, 7 Requirements, Graduation, 34 January Interim, 12, 49 ROTC, 256 Japanese, 175 Russian, 176 Japanese Studies, 158 Russian and Eastern European Studies, 230 Junior, Classification as, 41 Sanctions, Academic, 54 Landscape Architecture, 252 Satisfactory Progress Standards, 23 Latin, 129 Scandinavian Studies, 231 Latin American, Latinx and Caribbean Studies, Scholarships, 21 160 Senior, Classification as, 41 Law, 252 Social Studies Teaching, 235 Library, 5 Sociology, 236 Loans, 22 Sophomore, Classification as, 41 Lund Center, 5 Spanish, 177 Statistics, 169 Management, 86 Student Body, 7 Materials Science, 253 Student Development, 7 Mathematics, 162 Student Education Records, 40 Medical Leave of Absence, 55 Student Employment, 22 Medicine, 253 Study Away, 14, 48 Mid-term Grade Policy, 51 Summer Session, 50 Mission of the College, 4 Suspension, Academic, 54 Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Swedish, 231 171 Music, 181 Teaching, 95 Theatre and Dance, 241 Nursing, 193 Three Crowns Curriculum, 12, 34 Transcript Hold Policy, 27 Occupational Therapy, 254 Transfer Students, 18 Optometry, 254 Trustees, 288 Orientation, 18 Tuition and Fees, 20 Overdue Payments, 27 Tuition Grants, 20 Overload Guidelines, 44 Veterinary Medicine, 256 Payment Plans, 22 Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies, 197 Warning, Academic, 53 Petitions, 42 Withdrawal from a Course, 42 Pharmacy, 254 Work (Student Employment), 22 Philosophy, 200 Writing Program, 13 Physical Education, 135 Physical Therapy,255 Physics, 205 Policies and Regulations, 11 Political Science, 210 Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO), 17 Pre-professional Programs, 250 President’s List, 52 Privacy Rights, 40 Probation, Academic, 53 Professors Emeriti, 264 Psychological Sciences, 215 Public Accounting, 87 Public Health, 220 Readmission Procedure, 55 Records, Student, 40

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