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Faculty Spotlights
Andrew Jung
Professor, Computer Science
Today, we are working on technology that could allow patients to monitor their glucose levels through an application on their cell phone that works in conjunction with an artificial pancreas."
Bridgette Sheridan
Professor, History
Students credit her with providing them with the courage to participate more actively in class and with encouraging them to pursue fields related to history."
Dr. Robert Awkward
Program Coordinator and Advisor, Senior Instructor, Master of Human Resources
When you go through a professional master’s program, you want to learn from people who are doing the work that you hope to do."
