Faculty

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4394

Bio

Dr. Barnett is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry and teaches Introductory, General, Analytical, and Inorganic Chemistry at CUW.

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4267

Bio

I am an associate professor of chemistry at Condordia University Wisconsin. My areas of specialty are physical chemistry and chemical education.

Department Chair - Physical Sciences, Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 012A
Phone: (262) 243-4426

Bio

Dr. Bichler did her undergraduate work at Carroll College, a private institution similar to CUW, and majored in chemistry with minors in biology and German. She then completed her Ph.D. in bioorganic chemisry at Northwestern University and has been teaching chemistry ever since.

Assistant Professor
Office: Chapel - CUW LU 203N
Phone: (262) 243-4240

Bio

Mark Bloedow, Assistant Professor of Music, is Director of Handbell Activities at Concordia including conducting the Alleluia Ringers and Chapel Ringers, as well as, the conductor and developer of Concordia’s community based choir, the Concordia Civic Chorale. In addition Mark is the Executive/Artistic Director of Maestro Productions, Inc. (including the Madison Area Community Chorus and Ringing Badgers Handbell Ensemble), and Music Director at Immanuel Lutheran Church, all located in Madison. He was previously Artistic Director for Madison's Choral Arts Society Chorale and Guest Director, Associate Music Director and Music Director for Madison Area Concert Handbells. Mark earned his Bachelor's degree in Music Education from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh where he graduated with Outstanding Senior recognition. He received his Master's degree in Church Music from Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon, and later served at Concordia as guest adjunct Professor of Music before joining the music faculty full-time.

Office: Loeber Hall LO109
Phone: (262) 243-4479

Bio

I've been a photographer/teacher for thirty five years. My work has been exhibited throughout the United States and internationally, and supported by numerous grants including NEA and NEH.

President - Interim, Professor
Office: Luther Hall LU 135
Phone: (262) 243-4368

Bio

A historian of the American experience, William Cario has spent his recent professional life as an academic administrator at Concordia University. He currently serves as Concordia's Interim President.

Professor

Bio

He has experience as a diplomat with the U.S. Dept. of State. and is a substantial contributor to Air Force/Space Command/ Space Force publications and conferences concerning space strategy. He is also an occasional columnist for national periodicals and a Senior Fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council, Senior Advisor in National Security for Contingent Security.

Assistant Vice President - International Affairs, Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4282

Professor
Office: Rincker Hall R109C
Phone: (262) 243-4241

Bio

<b>Dr. Alexa Doebele</b> is professor of music, director of choral activities, and director of graduate church music at Concordia University Wisconsin, where she conducts Kammerchor, Selah, and the Chapel Choir, in addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in music education, conducting, and choral literature. She joined the CUW faculty in 2009, having taught previously at the University of Wyoming, the University of Colorado, and Front Range Community College. She is a ten-year veteran of K-12 music education, most recently at Iver C. Ranum High School in Denver, Colorado. She is a frequent clinician, adjudicator, and guest conductor, and is active as an editor of choral music. Prior to her arrival in Wisconsin, Dr. Doebele served as the Director of Music at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. She is also active as both a solo and choral singer, having appeared with the Milwaukee Chamber Choir, Vox Antiqua, the Milwaukee Choral Artists, the Colorado Conductors’ Chorus, the Ars Nova Singers, St. Martin’s Chamber Choir, the Boulder Chorale, the Littleton Chorale, and the Colorado Symphony Chorus. Dr. Doebele can be heard as a featured soloist with the Ars Nova Singers on the CDs I Heard a Voice and blue true dream, and she has performed solo and choral works with them on tour in Santa Fe, NM, Washington, DC, and Vancouver, Canada. She completed a bachelor’s degree (double major in vocal performance and German language and literature) at Washington University in St. Louis and her Master of Music Education and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees at the University of Colorado.

Provost - Interim and Chief Academic Officer, Professor
Office: Luther Hall 128A
Phone: (262) 243-4522

Bio

Leah Dvorak teaches human anatomy and neuroscience. Her research focuses on Parkinson disease and the scholarship of teaching and learning. She is the co-author of a neuroscience textbook for allied health students.

Department Chair - Health & Human Performance, Associate Professor
Office: Field House 023
Phone: (262) 243-4278

Bio

Dr. Ehlers joined the faculty of Concordia University Wisconsin in August, 2010. He received his doctoral and master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University and his bachelor’s degree from San Jose State University. Dr. Ehlers is a Licensed Athletic Trainer and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Prior to Concordia University, he worked for Medtronic, Inc., the University of Wisconsin and Northern Illinois University. He teaches in the Exercise Physiology, Athletic Training Education and Applied Exercise Science programs.

Professor
Office: Katharine Hall KA103
Phone: (262) 243-2616

Bio

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Roland Cap Ehlke has had careers as a Lutheran pastor, editor, and university professor.

Department Chair - Math Department, Associate Professor
Office: Luther Hall Luther 208F
Phone: (262) 243-4435

Bio

B.A. Mathematics and B.S. Mathematics from University of Missouri - Columbia<br>M.A. and Ph.D. Mathematics from University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4531

Bio

Colleen Fenno teaches a wide variety of courses for the English Department, but she especially enjoys nineteenth and early twentieth-century British literature. Her research interests include Romantic and Victorian literature, women writers, and the scholarship of teaching and learning. She is also interested in the relationship between canonical texts and their adaptations and afterlives.

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4273

Bio

Dr. Ferguson teaches 1/2 time in the Communication Department. He has authored textbooks for Interpersonal Communication and The Freshman Seminar. He also serves 1/2 time as Director of Christian Service within Campus Ministry.

Assistant Professor
Office: Siebert Hall SH007C
Phone: (262) 243-4584

Bio

After obtaining a BS from SNC and a PhD from MCW I did 6 years of postdoctoral research, and have been teaching for the last 3 years.

Assistant Professor

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4245

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4236

Bio

Brian German is Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Concordia Bible Institute. His main area of research is the history of biblical interpretation.

Assistant Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4320

Associate Professor
Office: Luther Hall 208L
Phone: (262) 243-4254

Department Chair - Department of Multicultural Studies, Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2103

Bio

Brian Gunderson teaches a wide range of Spanish courses at CUW. He is chair of the Modern Languages department. His research includes 20th and 21st Century Latin American Literature; in particular, he is interested in ethnic studies through literature and is the author of a book on the African heritage as seen through this time period's literature in Latin America where an African presence is purported to not exist.

Department Chair - English, Associate Professor
Office: Luther Hall 208L
Phone: (262) 243-4362

Bio

Brian Harries teaches early British literature in the Concordia English department, with an emphasis primarily on the late Middle Ages and Renaissance. He collaborates regularly with the History and Theater departments, and his research focuses on the Elizabethan theater as a site of cultural identity formation during the turbulent 16th century.

- Special Advisor to the President, Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4324

Bio

Sarah Holtan teaches communication-related courses in the undergraduate and graduate programs, both face-to-face and online. Prior to teaching, she worked in media as a television news producer.

Assistant Professor
Office: Luther Hall 205E
Phone: (262) 243-4515

Bio

Dr. John C. Horgan earned his B.A. in history and political science at Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, his M.A. in history at Marquette University and Doctor of Arts in Modern World History at St. John’s University in New York, New York. Dr. Horgan lives in Milwaukee with his wife Maureen and two children, Tommy and Maura.

Assistant Professor
Office: Luther Hall 208I
Phone: (262) 243-4202

Bio

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Professor
Office: Luther Hall 203D
Phone: (262) 243-4290

Bio

Nathan Jastram, professor of theology, is a member of the international team of scholars who published first editions of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 107
Phone: (262) 243-4509

Bio

Dr. Kenney has been on faculty of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and is presently a full professor of Concordia University, Wisconsin. Areas of expertise include; drawing, advanced drawing, design, graphic design, color theory, animation, history of design and art education for both graduate and undergraduates. As the creative director for Graphic Outlook, an in house senior level design firm at Concordia University Dr. Kenney is a leader in service learning and working with non profits organizations, businesses and communities throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. .

Assistant Professor
Office: Siebert Hall SH007D
Phone: (262) 243-4386

Associate Professor
Office: Luther Hall LU 203 G
Phone: (262) 243-2059

Bio

Dr. Lane joined the Theology Faculty of Concordia in 2013 after serving as pastor of Celebration Lutheran Church in Jacksonville, FL (2010-2013). He earned his B.A. in Psychology from Framingham State College in Massachusetts (2001) and received his M.Div. and S.T.M. degrees from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN (2007 and 2010). He received his doctorate in Historical Theology at the University of Hamburg, Germany, under Johann Anselm Steiger in 2015. His dissertation, "Luther's Epistle of Straw: The Voice of St. James in Reformation Preaching" is available from De Gruyter Publishing (Berlin, 2018).

Program Director - Athletic Training Program (Mequon), Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4338

Bio

Kate Liesener is the Master of Science in Athletic Training Program Director. She currently teaches foundation, administration, and organization courses. Her research often focuses on cultural competence or administration in athletic training.

Department Chair - Computer Science, Professor

Department Chair - Computer Science, Professor
Office: Stuenkel Hall S118D
Phone: (262) 243-4217

Bio

I am passionate about the mission of Concordia and my vocation of college professor. I want to teach at a school where I can integrate my Christian worldview into the classroom. Teaching is about passion. You must love what you do, and you must communicate that passion – that excitement – to others. Above all, I teach for the LORD (Colossians 3:23). I am passionate about computer science (methods of problem solving) and cosmogony (science of origins).

Assistant Professor
Office: Stuenkel Hall S112A
Phone: (262) 243-2141

Bio

Prof. Locklair teaches in the Computer Science Department. His areas of interest include human-computer interaction, machine learning, and the ethics of Artificial Intelligence.

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2047

Bio

Dr. Jessica Loppnow is an assistant professor in the department of natural sciences. She obtained her PhD from UW-MIlwaukee in the field of Immunology. Her research focuses on anti-cancer properties of natural compounds and how this affects proliferation and death of human cancer cells. Dr. Loppnow also works extensively with undergraduate students to engage them in experimental design and research techniques in her lab. She also teaches full-time face-to-face courses on the Mequon campus, and also teaching online nursing courses.

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4292

Bio

Sarah Lovern teaches A&P, oceanography, and the core course, Science and Humanity. The Naulin Foundation funds the aquatic physiology research that she conducts with undergraduate students. Lovern and Tom Saleska also researches the brain and learning.

Associate Professor
Office: Luther Hall 205L
Phone: (262) 243-2098

Bio

Tim Macafee teaches a variety of communication courses but specializes in journalism and social media. His research examines how using digital media relates to civic engagement.

Assistant Professor
Office: Siebert Hall 007B

Professor
Office: Siebert Hall SH007A
Phone: (262) 243-4256

Bio

Dr. Makstenieks, Professor of Science, earned her M.D. in University of Tartu, Estonia, with specialization in General Practice, Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy. After graduation she practiced in her native Riga, Latvia, both in ambulatory settings and in acute treatment of athletes during sports events and competitions, as well as in her private practice of acupuncture and physical therapy. At CUW she has been teaching a variety of medical sciences - Anatomy and Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Histology, and conducting research in pedagogy methods.<br>“My main task as a professor is to help our students develop and keep alive the Thirst for Knowledge. I believe that this thirst unites people of the world and draws us towards new goals and better lives. ”<br>

Department Chair - Admin. Accomplishments 20-21, Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4235

Bio

Expertise in instrumental music education, conducting, trumpet performance, arts advocacy, jazz education, professional free-lancing and arts industry consulting. A leading trumpet and conducting free-lancer in Upper Midwest in both jazz and classical idioms

Department Chair - Philosophy, Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4249

Bio

Angus Menuge grew up in England, studied Philosophy at Warwick University (BA) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (MA, Ph.D.). He joined CUW in 1991 and is Chair of Philosophy.

Department Chair - History, Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4276

Bio

Susan Mobley teaches courses on various eras of European history, as well as the Latin language. Her research focuses on the history of education in Western Civilization. She has presented at numerous conferences, has authored articles for various publications, and has appeared on several LCMS media programs.

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4502

Bio

Grew up in Southeast, worked in business, politics, and industry, earned a Ph.D. at UW-Madison, professor at CUW since 2001, elected Thiensville village president in 2012. Married with two children.

Assistant Professor
Office: Luther Hall 203 I
Phone: (262) 243-4383

Dean - School of Arts and Sciences, Professor
Office: Luther Hall 208A
Phone: (262) 243-4223

Director - Preseminary program CUW, Professor
Office: Luther Hall 203L
Phone: (262) 243-4301

Bio

Dr. Ron Mudge came to Concordia after serving as a missionary in French speaking Africa. He teaches Bible, Greek, and Hebrew, and serves as the Pre-Seminary Director.

Assistant Professor
Office: Luther Hall 203J
Phone: (262) 243-4348

Bio

A Minnesota native whose education took him to Chicago, St. Louis, and finally Germany, Mumme joined CUW in 2014 after first teaching in the U.K.

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4255

Bio

Dr. Reid Nelson, a professor of Exercise Physiology, received his PhD in Kinesiology/Exercise Physiology from the University of Minnesota. He is a 30 year member of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and holds that organizations highest professional, clinical credential as a Program Director for Preventive and Rehabilitative programs. He has been at Concordia for the past 15 years.

Department Chair - English, Associate Professor

Bio

Dr. Nelson specializes in teaching Composition and Creative Writing. He is faculty adviser for the Foundry, the CUW creative writing group, and currently serves as Department Chair.

Assistant Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4358

Department Chair - Theology, Professor
Office: Luther Hall Luther 203C
Phone: 4446

Bio

Daniel Paavola teaches in theology, especially in the New Testament. He also teaches in the areas of preaching and congregational teaching. He grew up on a Minnesota farm and enjoys motorcycles, antique cars and running.

Assistant Professor
Office: Siebert Hall 007E
Phone: (262) 243-4268

Assistant Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2079

Bio

Betsy Pease teaches history. Her teaching and research interests focus on social and cultural history in the United States.

Program Director, Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4586

Bio

Dr. Pickett earned her PhD in Counseling Psychology from Southern Illinois University in 2007. She began teaching at CUW in 2009 and is passionate about integrating faith and learning as it applies to serving others through psychology.

Associate Professor
Office: Loeber Hall Loeber 013C
Phone: (262) 243-2142

Bio

Jeffrey Potratz returned to WI in 2015 to teach at CUW after 8 years living in TX. He is happy to be part of an institution that values its mission statement and is Christ-centered. He enjoys spending time with his family and plays just about every sport imaginable.

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4258

Bio

Tom Saleska teaches General Biology, General Science and Science Education Methods. His scholarship interests focus on techniques that improve teaching and learning.

Associate Professor

Office: Heidelberg Hall H002G
Phone: (262) 243-2055

Bio

Please see bio on www.lutheranphilosopher.com

Office: Loeber Hall 107
Phone: (262) 243-4552

Clinical Education Coordinator, Assistant Professor
Office: Heidelberg Hall H002-D
Phone: (262) 243-4316

Bio

Kemery Sigmund teaches in the athletic training program at Concordia University. Her teaching specialties include evaluation of the head & upper extremity, rehabilitation in athletic training, biomechanics, and research methods. Her research interests include prevention of chronic injury, including the role that chronic pain plays in motor output and biomechanics.

Associate Professor
Office: Heidelberg Hall H002C
Phone: (262) 243-4371

Bio

Darrin Smith was born in Meriden, CT. He’s worked as an Assistant Professor and staff athletic trainer at both Colorado State University-Pueblo and Concordia University Wisconsin. He currently resides at Concordia University in Mequon Wisconsin in the Department of Health and Human Performance. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Concordia University Wisconsin in 1999. His Master of Science in Exercise Science was earned at Western Illinois University in 2002. In 2017, he completed his Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Athletic Training at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions.

Assistant Professor

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4412

Assistant Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 020
Phone: (262) 243-4377

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2719

Bio

Dr. Patrick Steele, an assistant professor of history, earned his B.A. and M.A. in history at the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee. He attended Marquette University, where he earned his PhD in Modern American history. Before arriving at Concordia, he taught at the University of Wisconsin—Fox Valley, the University of Wisconsin—Fond du Lac, and Wisconsin Lutheran College. His dissertation was entitled “Strategic Air Warfare and Nuclear strategy: The Formulation of Military Policy in the Truman Administration, 1945-1950”. The courses that he teaches at CUW include those in Asian history, the Vietnam War, American history, the Modern Middle East, and the history of sports, including baseball and football.

Department Chair - Art, Professor
Office: Rincker Hall R208
Phone: (262) 243-2611

Bio

Gaylund Stone teaches studio classes (painting, stained glass, calligraphy) and classes in art history, aesthetics, and art education. His paintings (both acrylic and oil) use the landscape as a device for depicting the invisible aspects of faith, thought and feeling. His academic research centers on the philosophy and history of art education.

Associate Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 013B
Phone: (262) 243-4516

Bio

Paul Strycker invites students to observe God's natural world, to discover the principles through which He gives it order, and to apply correct logic when connecting phenomena with these principles.

Program Director - Church Ministries, Associate Professor

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2019

Bio

Dr. Thompson is an Inorganic Chemist and has been teaching at CUW since obtaining his Ph.D. from Purdue university in 2014.

Clinical Education Coordinator, Assistant Professor
Office: Heidelberg Hall H002A
Phone: (262) 243-4325

Bio

Jenny serves clinical education coordinator for the athletic training program, and also teaches several athletic training courses, including manual therapy. In addition, Jenny practices as an athletic trainer in the athletic training clinic supervising students during their clinical experiences and working with student athletes. Her research interests include investigating patellofemoral pain and other chronic musculoskeletal injuries from a biopsychosocial aspect.

Professor
Office: Luther Hall LU 203E
Phone: (262) 243-2711

Bio

Dr. Harald Tomesch is a veteran professor in the CUS system since 1988. In 2014 Dr. Tomesch was advanced to Full Professor at Concordia University Wisconsin. In his career Dr. Tomesch taught biblical Greek and in a world renown scholar for the Book of Hebrews. In 2005-2008 Dr. Tomesch was President of Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. In his ministry he began three mission congregations and 2 Lutheran elementary schools. He is also part of the business community. His pastor ministry celebrates a milestone of 40 years in 2021.

Department Chair, Assistant Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4212

Bio

Tracy Tuffey teaches General Psychology, Senior Practicum and a special sedition of Educational Psychology. Her clinical focus and research is on anxiety, depression, grief, loss, trauma and adjustment. Her research also focuses on the social cultural impacts of empowerment on leadership.

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4495

Program Director, Associate Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 010
Phone: (262) 243-4488

Bio

Dr. Scott Van Ornum teaches Organic Chemistry I and II and Advanced Organic Chemistry. He is the Assistant Director of Concordia’s Master of Science in Product Development program where he teaches courses related to process chemistry. His research interests include the synthesis of polyquinanes via the Pauson-Khand reaction and synthesis of neuromuscular blocking compounds.<br><br><br><br>

Associate Professor
Office: Heidelberg Hall H002 E
Phone: (262) 243-2168

Bio

Rhonda Verdegan teaches a variety of courses within the Masters of Athletic Training Education Program. Her focus is on creating classes that are challenging and engaging. Her research interests include emergency care and prevention of injury along with teaching the adult learner.

Assistant Professor
Office: Loeber Hall 013 A
Phone: (262) 243-2194

Program Director, Professor
Office: Heidelberg Hall H002H
Phone: (262) 243-4398

Bio

Kevin Voss teaches philosophy, bioethics, medical ethics, and ethics. He is the Director of the Concordia Center for Bioethics. His research focuses on moral issues involving reproductive technology and genetics.

Associate Professor
Office: Stuenkel Hall S112C
Phone: (262) 243-4407

Bio

Computer Scientist and Educator with a extensive background in corporate IT environments. This combination of skills allows me to combine theoretical and practical knowledge. Research interests include computer animation, information security, and databases.

Department Chair - Political Science, Professor
Office: Luther Hall Luther 205D
Phone: (262) 243-4565

Bio

Jeff Walz is Chair of the Political Science Program and Curriculum Director of The Christian Citizen FYE class. His research focuses on the intersection of faith and politics among LCMS clergy and parishioners. He also is faculty advisor for the Student Government Association (SGA).

Professor
Phone: (262) 243-4262

Bio

Mark J. P. Wolf is a Professor in the Communication Department and is the author or editor of over twenty books.

Associate Professor
Phone: (262) 243-2035

Bio

I hold an MFA in Acting from the California Institute of the Arts, and a BA in Theatre and Afro-American Studies from UW-Madison. I bring 25 + years professional theatre experience, including TV, Film, Radio, Modeling, and Voice Over. I have worked in Drama Ministry for over 10 years, working primarily with disadvantaged urban youth. I have taught Theatre at CUW since 2006, and continue to work as a professional actor/director/Voice over artist in the Milwaukee area.

Department Chair - Life and Earth Sciences, Professor
Office: Siebert Hall SH007F
Phone: (262) 243-2046

Bio

I enjoy serving the church and students at all levels by helping people to articulate scientific concepts in a manner consistent with their faith in both secular and religious venues .

Adjunct Professor

Bio

My name is Jana Zuehlke Bennette. I am from Clifton, Texas, a small town near Waco. After 23 years, my husband, Howard, retired from the Air Force. We moved back to Clifton to raise our daughters (Piper and Reete). We had the opportunity to live in Texas, Nebraska, Germany, and Virginia, allowing me the chance to teach or work at 11 different colleges and universities. I absolutely love to travel, explore new cultures, and teach Sociology.

Adjunct Professor

Bio

I earned my PhD in Philosophy at Saint Louis University and specialize in Metaphysics and the Historical Philosophy. Courses I have taught include Ethics, Medical Ethics, Environmental Ethics, Philosophy of the Human Person, Philosophical History, Latin, and Logic. My research has focused on Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas and includes a chapter in a book about epistemology, and articles about causal power and divine omnipotence.

Adjunct Professor

Adjunct Professor
Phone: (414) 218-1809

Bio

Diane Goryl has a MA from Marquette University with emphasis in English and British Literature.

Adjunct Professor
Phone: (414) 704-9444

Bio

Short Personal Bio Hello! My name is Sheryl Guse and I work as a Client Relation (CRM) Manager for WCTC. Prior to my current position, I served Concordia as the Assistant Director of Graduate Admission and currently work as an adjunct instructor. I have held a board position with the Wisconsin Art Education Association and actively support the arts in Milwaukee through volunteer work. I look forward to sharing my positive experiences with you!

Adjunct Professor
Phone: (863) 512-3652

Bio

Rev. Horsman attended Florida State University, served in the Marine Corps Reserve, and was Youth Director at his church all in his hometown in Florida. In 1998 he entered the seminary in St. Louis- exactly one month after marrying Leah! He was ordained in 2002 and serves a church close to where his wife grew up. A life-long student of history, Rev. Horsman also enjoys playing the guitar, and spending time with his wife and four children.

Adjunct Professor

Adjunct Professor

Bio

I am a licensed attorney and have been practicing law full time since 1983. For more than a quarter century, I have also been educating others about the law. My passion is sharing my legal experience and knowledge of the law through teaching.

Adjunct Professor

Bio

I serve as Electronic Resources Librarian for Concordia Theological Seminary in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. I previously served as the pastor of St. Luke Lutheran Church of Winamac, Indiana and Messiah Lutheran Church of Wolcottville, Indiana.

Adjunct Professor

Bio

As a teacher of writing and literature, I believe that stories and the way we communicate our ideas are essential to who we are as human beings. By studying these concepts, students can understand how they can craft their own words and stories to best effect, but also how the stories and words they hear and read are used to affect them.

Adjunct Professor

Bio

I am an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at Concordia University. My Ph.D. is in Biomedical Engineering and my Masters is in Mathematics. I have over ten years of research experience and over six years of teaching experience.

Adjunct Professor

Bio

I have enjoyed teaching Communication and Student Success courses at CUW for almost 10 years. My favorite course to teach is Intercultural Communication because I love how the students have the opportunity to interact with people from various cultures. My career in international education has allowed me to travel the world and I bring those experiences with me into the classroom.