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Sharon Hill

Professor, Student Life Skills Edit This Profile Email: Sharon.Hill@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9446 Extension: 11446 Location: LEE O-227 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Eric Ivy

Professor, English Edit This Profile Email: Eric.Ivy@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 732-3102 Extension: 33102 Location: LEE O-213 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Mark Herman

Professor, History Edit This Profile Email: Mark.Herman@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9458 Extension: 11458 Location: LEE H124 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Terri Housley

Professor, Psychology Edit This Profile Email: Terri.Housley@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9452 Extension: 11452 Location: LEE U112P Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Hannah Johnson

Professor, College Preparatory English Edit This Profile Email: Hannah.Johnson@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 433-6901 Extension: 16901 Location: LEE O-212 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Evan Johnson

Professor, Communication Studies Edit This Profile Email: Evan.Johnson@fsw.edu Phone: (941) 637-5679 Extension: 55679 Location: CHARLOTTE H106 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Biography I grew up in Minnesota, and as the son of a social studies teacher and an English teacher, I love history, literature, film, and Broadway. I’m an amateur musician (guitar, bass, drums, singing) and I like to write poetry. I married my college sweetheart, and MaLeah and I have two rambunctious kids. After working in refugee resettlement for three years after college, I returned to graduate school to study American public address (studying US history through speeches). I’m an expert on congressional and presidential rhetoric, and I’ve published on the filibuster, conspiracy arguments, and stylized language. I’ve presented my work at a dozen national and regional conferences. My teaching philosophy/mantra is “empathy, humor, and rigor.” In my spare time, I enjoy swimming, camping, canoeing, golfing (regular, disc, mini), watching films, watching MN sports teams, and watching the great sport of curling all winter long. Education (Degrees and Certifications) • PhD, Communication Studies (Rhetoric & Politics), Georgia State University, 2018. • MA, Syracuse University, Communication & Rhetorical Studies, 2013. • BA, University of Minnesota Duluth, Political Communication, 2008. Research (Publications, Presentations, and Other Projects) Book Manuscript: "Filibustering Tyranny by Suffering Vicariously," proposal under review, 2025. “Chapter 14: Using Stylized Language,” in Introduction to Public Speaking, Press Books, 2023. https://fsw.pressbooks.pub/spc2608/chapter/stylizedlanguage/ “Pragmatically Synthesizing Existing Conspiracy Styles: Blending Paranoia and Politics in Richard Nixon’s Anti-Communist Rhetoric,” Argumentation and Advocacy, 54.3, 2018, 238-256. https://doi.org/10.1080/10511431.2018.1489761 “The Filibuster as Populist Transcendence: The Deliberative, Dramatic, and Spectacular Forms of Talking a Bill to Death.” Dissertation, Georgia State University, 2018. https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/communication_diss/90 “Jimmy Carter’s Solar Panels: Archiving an Emergent Plain Style,” Georgia Communication Association Journal, Vol 83B, Spring 2014. “Conspiracy, Pragmatism and Style: Richard Nixon's Antecedent Anti-Communist Conspiracy Rhetoric.” Theses, Syracuse University. Paper 3, 2013. http://surface.syr.edu/crs_thesis Courses (Classes Taught Regularly) • SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Comm Studies • SPC 2608 Intro to Public Speaking • MMC 1000 Survey of Mass Comm • IDS 2891 Capstone (my section: Mystique & Critique) Awards and Recognition • Florida SouthWestern State/Charlotte High, Dual-Enrollment Teacher of Significance, 2023 • Georgia State University, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, 2017 • National Communication Association, Doctoral Honors Seminar, 2016 • Syracuse University, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, 2013

Kerri Keough Lampos

Professor, First Year Experience Edit This Profile Email: Kerri.KeoughLampos@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9464 Extension: 11464 Location: LEE O222 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Dahye Kim

Professor of Digital Arts & Visual Communication Edit This Profile Email: Dahye.Kim@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9371 Extension: 11371 Location: LEE A-210N Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Monica Krupinski

Professor, Humanities Edit This Profile Email: Monica.Krupinski@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9302 Extension: 11302 Location: LEE A-210F Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences College and Community Service Chair, Department of Humanities

Jill Hummel

Professor, English Edit This Profile Email: Jill.Hummel@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9389 Extension: 11389 Location: LEE Q-216F Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

David Luther

Professor, English Edit This Profile Email: David.Luther@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 732-3920 Extension: 33920 Location: COLLIER F204 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Joanna Liebelt

Asst. Dir., Student Transitions Edit This Profile Email: Joanna.Liebelt@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7318 Extension: 16618 Location: LEE S102E Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Student Transitions Office Biography Dr. Joanna Liebelt is the Assistant Director of Student Transitions. She brings over 15 years of experience in higher education, particularly in student services and teaching. She is passionate about working with first-year and first-generation students, helping them navigate their academic journey and realize their full potential. While at Red Rocks Community College, Joanna collaborated cross-departmentally creating First Year Experience courses and programming to promote student success. Joanna holds a Master's Degree in Communication from the University of Northern Colorado and an Ed.D. in Higher Education Leadership From Virginia Commonwealth University. In 2021, Joanna joined the Florida SouthWestern State College team as a Student Success Advisor II. Prior to this, she served as a faculty member in the Communication Department at Red Rocks Community College in Lakewood, Colorado. Dedicated to fostering an inclusive culture and valuing individuality, Joanna actively collaborates on initiatives that support underrepresented students, ensuring students have the resources and opportunities to thrive. Website https://www.fsw.edu/studentengagement/studenttransitions Education (Degrees and Certifications) EdD - Leadership - Virginia Commonwealth University MA - Communication - University of Northern Colorado BA - Communication - University of Northern Colorado Courses (Classes Taught Regularly) IDS 2891 Creative Capstone SPC 1017 Fundamentals of Communication Studies SLS 1515 Cornerstone Experience

Mark Massaro

Professor, English Edit This Profile Email: Mark.Massaro@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7329 Extension: 16629 Location: LEE O-204 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Sabine Maetzke

Professor, Psychology Edit This Profile Email: Sabine.Maetzke@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9450 Extension: 11450 Location: LEE U212E Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Mike Molloy

Professor, Audio Technology Edit This Profile Email: Mike.Molloy@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 432-7390 Extension: 16690 Location: LEE A-210D Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Randy Moffett

Professor, Economics Edit This Profile Email: Randy.Moffett@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 732-3446 Extension: 33446 Location: COLLIER J117B Department: Collier Campus School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Michael McGowan

Professor, Philosophy Edit This Profile Email: Michael.McGowan@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 732-3729 Extension: 33729 Location: LEE L122B Office Hours: varies by semester Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Biography Michael McGowan is Professor of Philosophy at FSW, where he also teaches religion and humanities classes. His research lies on the border of philosophy, religion, and the arts. He is the editor of Speaking Words of Wisdom: The Beatles and Religion (Penn State University Press, 2023), co-editor of David Foster Wallace and Religion: Essays on Faith and Fiction (Bloomsbury Academic, 2019), and author of The Bridge: Revelation and its Implications (Pickwick, 2015). His writing has appeared in Blackwell’s “Philosophy and Pop Culture” series (e.g., Saturday Night Live and Philosophy and The Good Place and Philosophy), Journal of Religion and Film, Journal of Human Rights, Teaching Philosophy, Reviews in Religion and Theology, and the Teaching Ethics journal, where he also served on the Editorial Board. Education (Degrees and Certifications) Ph.D., Claremont Graduate University (Philosophy of Religion), 2012 M.A., University of South Florida (Ethics and Social/Political Philosophy), 2019 M.Div., Yale University (Philosophy of Religion and Theology), 2008 M.A., Malone University (Theology and Ministry), 2005 B.S., Taylor University (Early Childhood Education), 1999 Courses (Classes Taught Regularly) PHI 2010: Introduction to Philosophy PHI 2600: Ethics REL 2300: World Religions HUM 2020: Introduction to Humanities HUM 2930: Great Human Questions

Shawn Moore

Professor, English Edit This Profile Email: Shawn.Moore@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 433-6932 Extension: 16932 Location: LEE O-208 Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Myriam Mompoint

Professor, Humanites Edit This Profile Email: Myriam.Mompoint@fsw.edu Phone: (239) 489-9487 Extension: 11487 Location: LEE Q-216E Department: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

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