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Adjunct Faculty 1 ADJUNCT FACULTY MBA, DePaul University Wayne Corapi, PhD Adjunct faculty members are part-time teaching faculty who teach one or Lecturer in Biology, 2016 more classes on an occasional basis. The degree to which adjunct faculty BA, University of Colorado participate in daily campus life is limited. They are appointments of the DVM, College of Veterinarian Medicine, Colorado State University Dean of the College. The date that follows the listing of each adjunct MS, Seattle Pacific University indicates the beginning year of service at Trinity. ThM, MCS, Regent College PhD, NY State College of Veterinarian Medicine, Cornell University Allison Alcorn, PhD Lecturer in Music, 1998 Ward H. Cushman, MDiv BA, Wheaton College Lecturer in Bible, 2013 PhD, University of North Texas BA, Simpson College MDiv, Western Seminary Susan Alford, PhD Adjunct Professor of Education Alex Daye, MA BS, Wheaton College Lecturer in Graphic Design, 2016 MS, PhD, University of Nebraska BFA, Barry University MA, Savannah College of Art and Design Rich Allen, MBA Lecturer in Business, 2016 David Dillon, EdD BA, Trinity International University Lecturer in Psychology, 2016 MBA, Lake Forest Graduate School BA, Judson College BA, Aurora University Sherry Bengsch, MA MSEd, EdD, Northern Illinois University Lecturer in English, Waupun 2018 BS, MA, Marian University Chris Donato, MA Lecturer in Communication, 2021 Matt Boutilier, PhD BS, Journalism, John Brown University Lecturer in Biblical and Religious Studies, 2012 BA, English Literature, John Brown University BS, Moody Bible Institute MA, Theological Studies, Reformed Theological Seminary MDiv, Baptist Bible Seminary MS Ed, Purdue University Margarette Firman, MSW, LCSW PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Lecturer in Psychology, 2005 BA, Trinity College Paul Brown, PhD MSW, University of Illinois-Chicago Lecturer in Biblical and Religious Studies, 2006 BM, SUNY Postdam Zhaosheng Gao, PhD MA, MDiv, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Lecturer in Physics, 2021 PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School BS, MS, Northeastern University PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago Jeffrey Calhoun, MDiv Lecturer in Biblical and Religious Studies & Christian Ministries, 2016 Shane Gardner, MS MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Lecturer in Athletic Training, 2020 BA, The Ohio State University BS, Hiwassee College MS, Missouri Baptist Eldon Carlson, MDiv Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2013 Richard Gascho, DMin BA, Grace University Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2011 MDiv, Grace Seminary BA, Trinity College MDiv, Grand Rapids Seminary Reed Castele, MA ThM, Calvin Seminary Lecturer in Psychology, 2009 DMin, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School BA, University of Arizona MA, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Michael Giebink, MA Lecturer in Psychology, 2020 Eli Chen, MM BA, Wheaton College Lecturer in Music, 2016 MA, Clarks Summit University BS, University of Virginia MM, Northwestern University Lalania Gilkey-Johnson, JD Lecturer in Business, 2012 Sam Choy, MBA BA, Howard University Lecturer in Business, 2012 JD, Chicago Kent College of Law BS, University of Illinois at Chicago Deborah Gillette, BM 2 Adjunct Faculty Lecturer in Music, 1999 Kray Kibler, MBA BM, Michigan State University Lecturer in Business, 1997 BS, Geneva College Jonathan Gilley, MM MBA, North Park College, Chicago, IL Lecturer in Music, 2019 BM, Eastman School of Music Jieun Kim, PhD MM, Manhattan School of Music Lecturer in Education, 2019 BA, Chung-Ang University, South Korea. James Gruenewald, EdD MA, Chung-Ang University, South Korea. Lecturer in Psychology, 2009 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Certification, BS, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Winona State University MA, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison EdD, Northern Illinois University Joanne Kim, MA Keith Hanson, JD Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2019 Lecturer in Political Science, 2012 BA, Northeastern Illinois University BS, University of Wisconsin-Madison MA Trinity Evangelical Divinity School JD, University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison Charles D. King, MA Ronald Haynes, JD Lecturer in Music, 2014 Lecturer in Political Science, 2016 BM, DePaul University BA, Lee University MM, Northwestern University JD, University of Tennessee MEd, University of Illinois at Chicago MA, Wheaton College Lance Higginbotham, PhD Lecturer in Old Testament, 2019 Martin I. Klauber, PhD BA, Dallas Baptist University Lecturer in Church History MDiv, ThM, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary BA, State University of New York at Buffalo PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School MA, MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School MA, PhD, University of Wisconsin at Madison Fred D. Hjertstedt, Jr., MS Lecturer in Biology, 2017 Robin Knoll, MAR BA, Trinity College Lecturer in Bible and Ministry, 2017 MS, National-Louis University BS, Milwaukee School of Engineering MS, Northwestern Illinois University MAR, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School David Howington, MS Diane Knowlton, MA Lecturer in Health Science, 2016 Lecturer in Psychology, 2020 BA, Trinity International University BS, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee MS, T. Still University MS, University of Illinois – Urbana/Champaign PhD, Concordia University Chicago Steven Kozak, MA Eugenia Jeong, DM Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studies, 2017 Lecturer in Music, 2018 BA, Michigan State University BA, Eastman School of Music MA, Biola University MM, Northwestern University MTh, Moody Theological Seminary DM, Northwestern University Wayne Kriemelmeyer, PhD Timothy Johnson, PhD Lecturer in Business, 2009 Lecturer in Sociology, 2019 BS, Indiana University BA, Central College PhD, Northwestern University MA, North American Baptist Seminary PhD, Purdue University Patti Krusa, MA Lecturer in Education, 2017 Julie Jung, MEd BA, Trinity International University Lecturer in English, 2014 MA, National Louis University BA, DePaul University Secondary English Certificate, DePaul University Heather Kuruvilla MEd, DePaul University Lecturer in Biology, 2019 BS, Houghton College Samuel Kang, PhD PhD, State University of New York at Buffalo Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2019 BA, Liberty University Carla Lovett, MA PHD-ICS, MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Lecturer in Geography, 2020 BA, Yale College Adjunct Faculty 3 MA, PhD Boston University BA, MNA, North Park University. MDiv, North Park Theological Seminary Stacy Lung, MS Lecturer in Physical Science, 2018 Gregory Norwine, MRE BS, Michigan Technology University Lecturer in Biblical Studies, 2013 MS, Concordia University BA, University of Missouri, Columbia MRE, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Brent Matzen, MTh Lecturer in Bible, 2019 Cheyn Onarecker, MD BA, Regent University Lecturer in Bioethics, 2012 MTh, Grand Rapids Theological Seminary BS, MD, Oral Roberts University MA, Trinity International University Steven Mayer, MAR Lecturer in Christian Ministry, 2020 Miriam Stark Parent, PhD BBA, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Lecturer in Psychology, 1993 MAR, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School BA, The King’s College MA, Liberty University Stephen McCausland, MM MA, Biola University Lecturer in Music, 2018 PhD, Rosemead Graduate School BA, Masters College MM, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Kristen Paul, EdD Lecturer in Education, 2019 Shelly McDaniel, MBA MA, Northern Illinois University Lecturer in Business, 2018 EdD, Concordia University, Chicago MBA, Benedictine University Elizabeth A. Poest, PhD Richard McLaughlin, PhD Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2015 Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2011 BS, MA, Olivet Nazarene University BA, University of Notre Dame PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School MA, Moody Theological Seminary PhD, Talbot School of Theology D. Christopher Ralston Lecturer in Bioethics, 2020 Stephanie McNulty, MS BA, Biola University Lecturer in Health Science, 2020 MA, Talbot School of Theology BS, Purdue University MA, Trinity International University MS, Texas A&M University MA, PhD, Rice University Brett Mitchell, ThM Naomi Reese, PhD Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2017 Lecturer in Christian Doctrine, 2016 BA, University of Northwestern BA, Jacksonville State University MDiv, ThM, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School MDiv, Beeson Divinity School MTh, Talbot School of Theology Alexander Moberg, MM PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Lecturer in Music, 2020 BA, Trinity International University Darryl B. Reynolds MM, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Lecturer in Business, 2012 BA, MBA, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Miriam Mohler, MA Lecturer in Christian Ministries, 2013 R. Neil Rodgers, JD BS, Biola University Lecturer in Business, 2013 MA, Talbot School of Theology BA, University of California, Los Angeles JD, Western State College of Law Emanuel D. Naydenov, PhD Lecturer in Theology Luis G. San Roman, EdD Diploma in Biblical Studies, BBAL Logos, Bulgaria Lecturer in Psychology, 2020 MDiv, Bethel Seminary BA, Northern Illinois University PhD, Marquette University MA/TS; MA/MHC, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School EdD, Governors State University Brian Ng, MBA Lecturer in Business, 2016 Sheilah Scherer, MS BS, New York University Lecturer in Psychology, 2006 MBA, University of Chicago BS, University of Iowa MS, Seattle Pacific Christian University Stephanie Nobile, MDiv Lecturer in Sociology, 2021 Thomas Seckler, PhD 4 Adjunct Faculty Lecturer in Psychology, 2020 BA, Southern Illinois University MA, Columbus International Unviersity PhD, Trinity Evangelical
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