Instructors
Dr. Salvador served as a contributing author to Learning Reconsidered: A Campus-wide Focus on the Student Experience publication, as well as a member of the National Writing Team to produce the inventory statements for the Principles of Good Practice for Student Affairs, sponsored by ACPA and NASPA. She has also written articles on the impact […]
Professor Doe teaches courses in composition, autoethnographic theory and method, research methods, and graduate student preparation for writing in the disciplines. She does research in three distinct areas: academic labor, writing across the curriculum, and student-veteran writing in the post-9/11 era. Co-author of the faculty development book Concepts and Choices: Meeting the Challenges in Higher Education, […]
Luanne Lawrence, CEO and Senior Consultant, has spent 25 years working as a leader in marketing and communications. Her passion lies in market strategy development and in bringing out the best in teams as they work together to puzzle through innovative ways to reach audiences. In her post as associate chancellor for Strategic Communications at […]
Tony has held senior leadership positions within the higher education industry in the areas of facilities management, recreation, new student orientation, parent and family programs, leadership and training, marketing and communications, adult learning, and major events and programs. Over the last four years, Tony has presented at over thirty universities and national conferences on topics […]
In addition to his responsibilities as CFO, Russ Deaton directs finance policy development and research including the funding formula, tuition policy, and financial aid. In 2006, he received his PhD from Vanderbilt where he studied the public policy adoption process in state governments. Since 2007, he has served as an adjunct faculty member at Vanderbilt, […]
As a Librarian, Project Leader and Manager at Aaron Cohen Associates (ACA), Alex Cohen heads a library-consulting firm with over 40 years of experience working with all types of libraries. His expertise includes space-planning assessments, improving efficiency, and special collection/archives management; academic libraries worldwide have benefited from his work. His goal is to ensure that […]
With a background in STEM and a passion for the liberal arts, Dr. Gentile has spent her time in higher education concentrating on the design of exceptional student-centered experiences. As the dean of arts and sciences at Westminster College, much of her recent attention has been focused on ways to support faculty and students involved […]
Dr. Chapman is a professor of Economics with emphasis on labor economics, negotiations, and political economy. His research interests have been centered on explaining persistent poverty and discrimination in the United States economy. Currently he has developed and is working on implementing, improving, and assessing performance coaching as a process to enhance graduate studies in […]
Originally from Venezuela, Ale Sosa graduated from Tiffin University in Tiffin, Ohio with a Bachelor in Business Administration. In 2007, she completed her Master’s Degree in Business Administration. During her time at Tiffin University, Ale served as the Admissions Representative for all the northwest, Ohio and international students. Later on she relocated to Cincinnati where […]
Eric received his MLS from Drexel University in 2012, and began working at the Penn Libraries Education Commons when it opened immediately thereafter. The Education Commons is entering its 3rd year of operation and serves students, faculty, and academic groups from across Penn’s campus. Eric’s responsibilities involve every aspect of running a library commons space: […]
