School of Behavioral and Health Sciences ladams@king.edu Ann No office on file No phone on file Leigh Adams Leigh Adams Adams

School of Nursing sladams@king.edu Louisa 111D White Hall Susan Adams Susan Adams <p>Mrs. Adams has been with King University since August, 2011. &nbsp;She received her Bachelor&#39;s in Nursing from East Tennessee State University in 1987 and her Master&#39;s in Nursing from Emory University in 1991. &nbsp;In addition to teaching, she practices as a Family Nurse Practitioner in her hometown of Mountain City, Tennessee. &nbsp;She is currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing from East Tennessee State University.</p> Adams

Academic Affairs bjalderman@king.edu Jason No office on file No phone on file Brian Alderman Brian Alderman Alderman

King Libraries swallen@king.edu Ward 209 336-517-4414 Seth Allen Seth Allen <p>Hello. My name is Seth and I&#39;ve been recently hired to manage the library services to online students; instruction, subject guides, tutorials, and such. &nbsp;I&#39;m a native of NC who has lived in several cities and towns in both NC and TN before settling in Bristol. &nbsp;I enjoy dry humor, all things British, good coffee, art museums, live music, books, and ice creams. &nbsp;</p> <p>I have a BA in Spanish and Sociology, an MLIS in Library &amp; Info Studies, and a graduate certificate in Sociology. &nbsp;I&#39;m currently working on another graduate certificate in educational media as I&#39;m passionate about the integration of technology in higher ed instruction. &nbsp;One might say that I&#39;m a perpetual student. &nbsp;</p> <p>My position is brand new and thus I&#39;m leading the way for online library services at King. &nbsp;Its exciting and challenging to think about the ways we can reach online students. &nbsp;My goals are to create intuitive, stimulating tutorials that will teach students research/information literacy skills and provide help with research at the point of need. &nbsp;Given the newness of my job, I look forward to meeting with faculty to tailor library instruction for their courses. &nbsp;</p> <p>As mentioned earlier, I&#39;m interested in educational technology and how it affects the library and classroom. &nbsp;I&#39;m a big advocate for the library and I&#39;ve done research on how academic libraries can assist their parent institutions in meeting institutional goals, like retaining students and preparing them for the workforce. &nbsp;I love sociology and I think this helps me to connect the dots between trends in education and deeper philosophical shifts that make them possible.</p> Allen

School of Education ceveret@king.edu Everett Kline Hall 212 423-652-4843 Cara Anderson Cara Anderson Anderson

King Libraries rcbernard@king.edu Carlson 104 E Main Street, Kingsport, TN 37660 423-652-6798 Ryan Bernard Ryan Bernard Bernard

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences jablack@king.edu Anita Knoxville 865-690-5803 Jacqueline Black Jacqueline Black "Anita" "Anita" Black

School of Nursing cmblevins@king.edu McGhee White Hall 111C 423-652-6328 Christy Blevins Christy Blevins Blevins

School of Business and Economics rcblevins@king.edu Clay Bristol Hall 301A 423-652-4817 Randall Blevins Randall Blevins Blevins

School of Business and Economics cboring@king.edu Alan Bristol Hall 314 423.631.5977 Cody Boring Cody Boring Boring

School of Applied Science and Technology plboyerfloyd@king.edu Lynn No office on file No phone on file Pepsi Boyer-Floyd Pepsi Boyer-Floyd Boyer-Floyd

Library eebrammer@king.edu E. King Building 102A 423-652-6325 Erika Brammer Erika Brammer Brammer

School of Nursing mbrown@king.edu L. White Hall 109 423-652-4834 Mica Brown Mica Brown Brown

College of Arts and Sciences wdbrown@king.edu Dale Tadlock Hall 423-652-4156 Willard Brown Willard Brown <p>Dale Brown is the founding director of the Buechner Institute and formerly chairperson of the Department of English at King University in Bristol, Tennessee.&nbsp; For twenty years, Brown was a professor of English at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan and there directed the Festival of Faith &amp; Writing.&nbsp;&nbsp; Brown&rsquo;s extensive interviews with more than 30 American writers have appeared in his books <em>Of Faith &amp; Fiction</em> and <em>Conversations with American Writers</em>.&nbsp; He has also written a critical biography of Frederick Buechner, <em>The Book of Buechner.&nbsp; </em>A Rotary Scholar to Great Britain in the 1970&rsquo;s, Brown has also served as a minister and police department chaplain, traveled the country in a singing group, taught in a secondary school on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, done a stint as a police chaplain in Houston, Texas, and worked in the Pruitt-Igoe housing projects in St. Louis, Missouri.&nbsp; After taking degrees at the University of Houston and the University of North Wales, Brown completed his PhD at the University of Missouri.&nbsp; He lives in Bristol, Tennessee with his wife, Gayle, an art director for Eerdmans Publishing Company.&nbsp; His children live in California and Pennsylvania.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Author of many articles, essays, reviews, speeches, and blogs, Brown has received several teaching awards.&nbsp; His opinions, curmudgeonly and sometimes even cranky, range widely on subjects from education to sports, from religion to popular culture, from books to bicycling.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> "Dale" "Dale" Brown

School of Business and Economics apbrumlik@king.edu P Bristol Hall 313 423-652-4806 Alexander Brumlik Alexander Brumlik Brumlik

School of Applied Science and Technology elbyingt@king.edu Lorine Crockett Bristol Hall 109 423-652-6049 Elizabeth Byington Elizabeth Byington "Lori" "Lori" Byington

School of Business and Economics trcarter@king.edu R. No office on file No phone on file Timothy Carter Timothy Carter Carter

School of Business and Economics jgcaudill@king.edu G. Knoxville 122 No phone on file Jason Caudill Jason Caudill Caudill

Fine Arts saclay@king.edu Adalene Memorial Chapel 16 423-652-4831 Shea Clay Shea Clay Clay

Nursing jacoates@king.edu Anne No office on file No phone on file Jo Coates Jo Coates Coates

School of Nursing klcole@king.edu LaBonte No office on file No phone on file Kelly Cole Kelly Cole Cole

School of Business and Economics mlconnor@king.edu Lynn Bristol Hall 311 423-652-4829 Mary Connor Mary Connor <p>Here is a little background about myself.&nbsp;&nbsp;I received my B.S. degree in Math and Related Sciences from the University of Tennessee (Go VOLS!) in 1972.&nbsp; In 1992, I graduated with a Masters in Business Administration from East Tennessee State University.&nbsp; In 2000, I entered Argosy University in Sarasota, Florida.&nbsp; I was awarded the degree of Doctor of Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting in 2004.</p> <p>My teaching career started in 1972 when I began teaching math and physical science courses at the secondary level.&nbsp; In 1987, I decided that I would like to try my hand at accounting.&nbsp; After passing the CPA exam, I settled in as a staff accountant at a local public accounting firm.&nbsp; I missed teaching, however, and began to further my education to enable me to teach on the collegiate level.&nbsp;</p> <p>I have taught at several local colleges in the area since 1992.&nbsp; &nbsp;I began at King University as an adjunct professor from 1994 -2006, and became a full-time professor here at King in 2007.&nbsp; I am currently the Accounting Department Chair.</p> <p>I have been married to my husband John, a college swim coach and retired high school teacher, for over 40 years.&nbsp; We have two daughters, both educators.&nbsp; My eldest is a science teacher at the middle school level.&nbsp; My youngest is a psychology professor in South Carolina.&nbsp; Education has always been a part of my family&rsquo;s life.&nbsp;</p> <p>In my spare time, I enjoy reading detective novels and babysitting my five absolutely wonderful, cute, smart, and perfect grandchildren.&nbsp;&nbsp; Life is great!</p> <p>Mary Connor, D.B.A.</p> Connor

School of Nursing emcrook@king.edu Marie White Hall 26 423-652-6330 Edith Crook Edith Crook Crook

School of Nursing jcusaac@king.edu C. Kingsport Downtown 115I 423-652-4850 Joan Cusaac Joan Cusaac Cusaac

School of Business and Economics gdarko@king.edu Knoxville 122 865-690-5803 George Darko George Darko Darko

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences jkdeford@king.edu Kevin Bristol Hall 212 423-652-4859 John DeFord John DeFord "Kevin" "Kevin" DeFord

College of Arts and Sciences eldollar@king.edu Lee Women's Auxiliary Building (FAB) 205 423-652-4839 Elizabeth Dollar Elizabeth Dollar "Liz" "Liz" Dollar

College of Arts and Sciences mhdotter@king.edu Holt Bristol Hall 201A 423-652-4835 Martin Dotterweich Martin Dotterweich Dotterweich

School of Nursing dmdoyle@king.edu Mervin Room 139 865-201-9175 Cell Daniel Doyle Daniel Doyle Doyle

School of Business and Economics kadrum@king.edu A. Bristol Hall 205 423-652-4340 Kathryn Drum Kathryn Drum Drum

Library jbeastwood@king.edu Blake Knoxville 134 865-769-3108 Justin Eastwood Justin Eastwood Eastwood

School of Business and Economics jnedwards@king.edu Nicholas On-line No phone on file James Edwards James Edwards Edwards

School of Business and Economics rsevans@king.edu Samuel No office on file No phone on file Roy Evans Roy Evans Evans

College of Arts and Sciences cwfayiv@king.edu Wilson White Hall 28 423-652-4850 Charles Fay, IV Charles Fay, IV <p>As will all truly interesting endeavors, I fell into Academia.&nbsp; I could tell you that from an early age&nbsp;I had visions of being a college professor, that however would not be true.&nbsp; What is true, I loved science I loved to &ldquo;know&rdquo;.&nbsp; I started my pursuit of vocation by getting an undergraduate degree, with the poorly defined, &ldquo;I want to be an engineer&rdquo;.&nbsp; When looking at different engerring schools, Engineering physics seemed at the time, adequate.&nbsp; I had no idea what engineering physics entailed, beyond the cursory title of engineering.&nbsp; What I found was a course of study that was deeply mathematical, wildly practical and infinitely interesting.&nbsp; For me the attraction began with a study of Einstein&#39;s theory of special relativity.&nbsp; I am fascinated by the ability of math to model the behaviour of the universe.&nbsp; I see science as the conjunction of experience and logic.&nbsp; This then was something to know, a picture of what C.S. Lewis might call the deep magic of the universe.</p> <p>Being an educator only came after entering graduate school, and being responsible for teaching physics labs to undergraduate students.&nbsp; For me, physics is at its heart a way to understand the rules that govern the interaction of matter in the universe.&nbsp; They are the basic rules by which we all live.&nbsp; It is important for students to understand the depth language of mathematics in helping to explain that which we experience.&nbsp; I am profoundly interested in this intersection of mathematics and the practical.</p> <p>After studying at the University of Illinois, I obtained a masters degree at the University of Missouri in Kansas City.&nbsp; Then I worked several years as a the instructional lab coordinator for Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Ky.</p> <p>At Michigan State University, I studied in the area of computational condensed matter, particularly in the analysis of hard computational problems such as maximum independent set and vertex cover.</p> <p>Before working at King University,&nbsp;I worked at Ferris State University for several years, teaching introductory physics.</p> Fay, IV

School of Business and Economics dkfeltham@king.edu Kathleen Bristol Hall 307 423-652-6460 Doris Feltham Doris Feltham Feltham

School of Business and Economics rlferrell@king.edu Bundy Bristol Hall 309 423-652-4827 Robin Ferrell Robin Ferrell Ferrell

School of Business and Economics jcfetterman@king.edu C Hardin Valley Campus James Fetterman James Fetterman <p>Born in West Virginia and raised in Western Pennsylvania, became an Eagle Scout at age 13.&nbsp; I have four grown children and&nbsp; I am a retired Air Force Judge Advocate, retiring in the grade of Colonel and served both on extended active duty and in the active reserve.&nbsp; My last military assignment was as the Reserve Deputy General Counsel and senior reserve adviser to the General Counsel of Defense Logistics Agency.&nbsp; I have worked as a corporate counsel, and as an attorney in the Governors Office of a state, and subsequently as the Administrator and Principal Investigator for a State Board of Nursing.&nbsp; Listed in Who&#39;s Who in American Law, Who&#39;s Who in America, Who&#39;s Who in the World, and the Global Directory of Who&#39;s Who.</p> "Jim" "Jim" Fetterman

Fine Arts lfinley@king.edu Alonza No office on file No phone on file James Finley James Finley Finley

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences jfitsanakis@king.edu George Bristol Hall 211A 423-652-6014 Joseph Fitsanakis Joseph Fitsanakis <p>I grew up in <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=rethymno">Rethymno</a>, Crete, a small Greek fishing town built around an 800-year-old Venetian lighthouse. At age 16 I moved to the United Kingdom, where I lived for a decade, before coming to the United States.</p> <p>I completed my undergraduate education at <a href="http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/index.aspx">The University of Birmingham</a>&rsquo;s Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS), founded by pioneering media theorists <a href="http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/apr/10/richard-hoggart">Richard Hoggart</a> and <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Williams">Raymond Williams</a>. I was subsequently awarded a scholarship by the United Kingdom&#39;s <a href="http://www.esrc.ac.uk/">Economic and Social Research Council</a> (ESRC) to undertake graduate work at the Science Studies Unit of the <a href="http://www.ed.ac.uk">University of Edinburgh</a>. I later won a separate three-year ESRC scholarship and joined Edinburgh University&rsquo;s Department of Politics and International Relations, where I <a href="http://books.google.com/books?id=CFZXygAACAAJ">completed my PhD</a>, focusing on the political aspects of digital communications interception by security and intelligence agencies in the UK and the US.</p> <p>In 2007, I joined King University&rsquo;s Department of History and Political Science, where I teach classes including: Espionage and Intelligence; International Terrorism; Covert Action; History of Espionage; Advanced Topics in Geopolitics; Cold War; The Politics of American Security; and American Politics after 9/11. In addition to teaching, I direct the <a href="http://kisis.king.edu/">King Institute for Security and Intelligence Studies</a> and I advise the Editorial Board of <a href="http://sisjournal.king.edu/"><em>The Security and Intelligence Studies Journal</em></a>. I am Senior Editor of <a href="http://intelnews.org"><em>intelNews</em></a>, and my work has been referenced in countless international television, radio, and press outlets, including <em>The Washington Post</em>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0PeFBvHiK4">BBC television</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2GGsh2yaPk">ABC Radio</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhGOS8LrDjk">RT Television</a>, <em>The Boston Herald</em>, <em>The Guardian</em>, Politico, Al Jazeera, <em>The Diplomat</em>, <em>Le Monde Diplomatique</em>, The Huffington Post, Wired, and <em>Studies In Intelligence</em> (the journal of the CIA).</p> Fitsanakis

College of Arts and Sciences vafitsan@king.edu Ann White Hall 205 423.652.6322 Vanessa Fitsanakis Vanessa Fitsanakis <p>I grew up as an 8th generation farmer, working beside my grandfather, father and siblings in the hay fields, riding horses, and rounding up cattle. We also grew tobacco, which was extremely labor-intensive and required a lot of pesticides. I think this background heavily influenced my decision to pursue a PhD in Neurotoxicology. Not too surprisingly, perhaps, my research focuses on the relationship between pesticides and diseases of the nervous system, such as Parkinson&#39;s disease.</p> <p>At King University, in addition to running a lab funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (your tax dollars at work), I teach a variety of courses: Neuroscience, Mammalian Toxicology, Biochemistry, and Research Methods in Biology. I also supervise students for their Senior Research Thesis projects. These classes allow me to interact predominantly with Biology and Neuroscience majors. Furthermore, I enjoying working with students in my Neurotoxicology lab. Each year between three and six students work in the lab learning how science works in the &quot;real world&quot;. One of the highlights for the student researchers is to present their work at the international meeting of the Society of Toxicology. They are typically among fewer than 100 undergraduates (at a meeting of approximately 6,000 toxicology professionals from industry, academia, and government from around the world) who are presenting original research.</p> <p>I teach because I get paid; I explain things because you deserve to know.</p> Fitsanakis

College of Arts and Sciences wpflanna@king.edu Patrick Chapel #12 423-652-4846 William Flannagan William Flannagan <p>Every day when I come to work, I know two things: 1) I am going to learn something today and 2) I am going to try to teach my students something today.&nbsp; Both the learning and the teaching are symbiotic and are informed by my constant immersion into the musical compositions that I study and perform.&nbsp; From King David to the devotional chants of early monks to the brilliance of Morten Lauridsen in the 21st century, music speaks to the spirits of people in ways that mere words are incapable.&nbsp;</p> <p>As an undergraduate I, as many, felt rather directionless. The influence of one music teacher at King College changed my life and provided me with that direction for which I was searching.&nbsp; Following his advice, I pursued advanced degrees in music and have since performed in Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Avery Fisher Hall, Sterling Castle in Scotland, the Apollo Theater in Greece, etc.&nbsp; How did this happen to a directionless student from Bristol, TN?&nbsp; It happened because of the hard work of many teachers who invested themselves in me.&nbsp; It also happened because I finally listened to God&#39;s call for my life.</p> <p>My goal everyday is to assist other students in finding their strengths, identifying their weaknesses, and to provide them with the necessary tools of evaluation to be successful after they leave King University. My work is focused mostly on music history and choral music and if this process leads them into a life of professional music, that is wonderful.&nbsp; However, if the experiences at King lead them into other callings, that is equally rewarding.</p> <p>Away from the college, my life is focused upon family.&nbsp; Beyond that, I am a life-long baseball fan (especially St. Louis Cardinals), I&#39;m a vegetable gardener of sorts, and love a good game of cards to relax.&nbsp; People who know me well know that I love good food. I love to cook it, to eat it and to learn about the foods from other cultures.<br /> &nbsp;</p> "Pat" "Pat" Flannagan

School of Nursing raforeman@king.edu Ann White Hall 13 423-652-6024 Robin Foreman Robin Foreman Foreman

School of Nursing dcfraysier@king.edu C. Kingsport Downtown 115F 423-652-6797 Donna Fraysier Donna Fraysier Fraysier

College of Arts and Sciences jwgilmer@king.edu W. White Hall 315 423-652-4808 John Gilmer John Gilmer Gilmer

College of Arts and Sciences cmgomez@king.edu Marie No office on file No phone on file Christina Gomez Christina Gomez Gomez

No department on file brgraham@king.edu R. Knoxville 132 865-690-5803 Bernadine Graham Bernadine Graham Graham

No department on file nsgregg@king.edu Surrett No office on file No phone on file Nancy Gregg Nancy Gregg Gregg

School of Education trharosky@king.edu Renee Kline 217A 423.652.4845 Tammy Harosky Tammy Harosky Harosky

History svharris@king.edu Heather Vance Bristol Hall 204 423-652-4836 Shannon Harris Shannon Harris Harris

No department on file glhelt@king.edu Lynn No office on file No phone on file Gail Helt Gail Helt Helt

School of Education hlhess@king.edu Lynn Student Center 223D 423-652-6035 Heather Hess Heather Hess Hess

College of Arts and Sciences andrewphicks@king.edu Patrick Snider Honors 105 No phone on file Andrew Hicks Andrew Hicks Hicks

College of Arts and Sciences lrhicks@king.edu R. Snider Honors 203 423-652-6370 Laura Hicks Laura Hicks Hicks

King Libraries skhills@king.edu Kathleen King Building 211 423-652-4897 Sara Hills Sara Hills Hills

School of Nursing clholden@king.edu Lynn White Hall 118 423-652-6335 Cecelia Holden Cecelia Holden Holden

School of Applied Science and Technology kholloway@king.edu M. Bristol Hall 107 423.652.6326 Kimberley Holloway Kimberley Holloway <p>Books and writing have been an important part of my life from my earliest&nbsp;memory. My paternal grandfather bought me a Little Golden Book every day from the day I was born until he passed away when I was just over three years old.&nbsp; My maternal grandmother read voraciously her entire life, and I will never forget watching my maternal grandfather read his Bible every day.</p> <p>It is not surprising, then, that I have chosen to study English and writing during my college years and that I have chosen to be an English and writing teacher. The most significant graduate experience that I have had was my three summers at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where I immersed myself in writing and language on my way to earning a PhD in Composition and TESOL.</p> <p>At King, I teach writing and technical communication classes, including ENGL 3010, Editing, Journalism, Writing for Public Relations, Writing for Nurses, and Business Communication. I also direct the Writing Center, both onground in the Academic Center for Excellence&nbsp;and online in the <a href="http://owl.king.edu/">OWL</a>, the Online Writing Lab.</p> <p>My interests include reading, writing, and working out at the fitness center. I also enjoy spending time with my family, especially my grandsons Grant and Zac and my granddaughter Grace. I have two daughters, Jennifer and Stephanie, three grandchildren, and three cats, Sam, Sugar, and Milo.</p> Holloway

School of Business and Economics thu@king.edu 10950 Spring Bluff Way, Room 124, Knoxville, TN 37933 901-482-2504 Tao Hu Tao Hu <p>Dr. Tao Hu is an Associate Professor of Information Systems, and has&nbsp;served as the Director of Business Technology at School of Business &amp; Economics of King University, U.S.A.&nbsp;Dr. Hu received bachelor&rsquo;s and Master&rsquo;s in Chinese Literature from Yangzhou University, and Master&rsquo;s and Ph.D. in Business Administration from the Fogelman College of Business &amp; Economics of The University of Memphis, U.S.A. Dr. Hu&rsquo;s research focuses on such areas as value-based strategies, applications, and impact of online services &amp; E-Commerce; social, marketing, and managerial implications of social media; and IS configuration and deployment for organizational performance. Dr. Hu has published studies in IS journals such as <em>European Journal of IS, Communications of AIS, Journal of Computer IS, Education and Information Technologies, </em>and<em> Information Technology Journal</em>. His dissertation research has been nominated for ACM SIGMIS Doctoral Dissertation Award in ICIS2010, U.S.A. Currently, Dr. Hu serves as the ad hoc reviewer of many IS journals, and hold membership with ACM, AIS, and IEEE.</p> "Eric" "Eric" Hu

College of Arts and Sciences dmhudson@king.edu Michael Tadlock/Wallace 207 423.652.4154 Donald Hudson Donald Hudson "Don Michael" "Don Michael" Hudson

No department on file hljonesiii@king.edu Lee No office on file No phone on file Herbert Jones, III Herbert Jones, III Jones, III

No department on file cketron@king.edu Joy White Hall 112 423-652-4283 Christina Ketron Christina Ketron Ketron

College of Arts and Sciences ekingsley@king.edu No office on file No phone on file Erin Kingsley Erin Kingsley Kingsley

School of Nursing alknowles@king.edu Leigh Knoxville 107 865-769-3117 Amy Knowles Amy Knowles Knowles

College of Arts and Sciences dskreiss@king.edu S. Tadlock/Wallace 203 423-652-4153 Daniel Kreiss Daniel Kreiss Kreiss

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences lkrizanacbengez@king.edu Franklin 103 615-236-9814 Ljiljana Krizanac-Bengez Ljiljana Krizanac-Bengez Krizanac-Bengez

Library ekrug@king.edu No office on file No phone on file Emily Krug Emily Krug Krug

School of Business and Economics vmlaughlin@king.edu Mallicoat Knoxville 122 865-769-3109 Vonda Laughlin Vonda Laughlin Laughlin

School of Nursing jlawson@king.edu Kaye No office on file No phone on file Judy Lawson Judy Lawson Lawson

School of Business and Economics galee@king.edu Aubrey No office on file No phone on file George Lee George Lee Lee

School of Nursing lclegg@king.edu C. Kingsport 115B 423-652-6793 Linda Legg Linda Legg Legg

College of Arts and Sciences wclinder@king.edu Calvin White Hall 117 423-652-6023 William Linderman William Linderman Linderman

School of Business and Economics cdlittle@king.edu David No office on file No phone on file Charles Little Charles Little Little

College of Arts and Sciences ralittle@king.edu Allen Maclellan Hall 12A 423-652-4740 Robert Littleton Robert Littleton Littleton

School of Nursing pmacfadden@king.edu Lee Knoxville 132 865-690-5803 Patricia MacFadden Patricia MacFadden MacFadden

Spanish bhmacion@king.edu Huarte Bristol Hall 208 423-652-4896 Beatriz Macione Beatriz Macione Macione

College of Arts and Sciences jcmcdona@king.edu Craig No office on file No phone on file John McDonald John McDonald McDonald

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences slmcrae@king.edu L. Sells 208 423-652-6464 Sheri McRae Sheri McRae McRae

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences gsmears@king.edu S. Gregory Mears Gregory Mears Mears

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences jlmongold@king.edu L. 115J 423-652-6794 Jennifer Mongold Jennifer Mongold <p><em>Why did he do that?&nbsp; </em>This is a question I have found myself asking at many different points in my life.&nbsp; Do we ever really know a person&#39;s true intentions?&nbsp; How could she do that to someone she is supposed to care about?&nbsp; This natural curiosity into human nature led me to the study of psychology and criminal justice.</p> <p>During my graduate training, I had excellent opportunities to study psychology in different settings.&nbsp;&nbsp; The one that interested me most was working with inmates at a local detention center.&nbsp; I worked with people suffering with drug withdrawals, depression, and disorders as chronic and serious as schizophrenia to issues as common as claustrophobia.</p> <p>After graduate school, I kept my interest in both psychology and criminal justice alive in my work as a restorative justice mediator providing services to area juvenile courts.&nbsp; I taught classes on a part-time basis during these years and happily joined King full time in 2011.</p> <p>At King University, I am the Program Director of the Criminal Justice Program.&nbsp; Here, I love working with working adults who bring incredible stories and examples that bring our lecture topics to life.&nbsp; I also enjoy working with the Forensic Science Club in Bristol.&nbsp; If you love watching shows like CSI or NCIS, come out and join us as we play with some of those technologies!</p> <p>Currently, I reside in Jonesborough, TN with my husband Jeff, son&rsquo;s Grant and Zac, and cats Ellie and Joe.&nbsp; We love playing outside and are very active in our church.</p> Mongold

School of Nursing rmmorgan@king.edu McPherson White Hall 110 423-652-6315 Rhonda Morgan Rhonda Morgan Morgan

School of Business and Economics Brendia.Morrison@king.edu M. Bristol Hall 302 423-652-6314 Brendia Morrison Brendia Morrison Morrison

School of Education mpmurphy@king.edu Patrick Kline Hall 220 423-652-6459 Michael Murphy Michael Murphy Murphy

School of Nursing plneal@king.edu L. No office on file No phone on file Penelope Neal Penelope Neal Neal

No department on file mmnelson@king.edu Marie No office on file No phone on file Monica Nelson Monica Nelson Nelson

Library eroesch@king.edu R King Building 211 423-652-6301 Erica Oesch Erica Oesch Oesch

College of Arts and Sciences hanchuanong@king.edu Sells Hall 202A 423-652-6007 Han Chuan Ong Han Chuan Ong <p>Although I come from a family of accomplished teachers -- my dad, a math and English teacher, was the assistant principal at my elementary school -- I never thought I would choose teaching as my vocation. In a way, I was intentionally ignoring my own DNA. The inspiration to teach eventually came in the form of my freshman biology professor, Dr. Austin Brooks. It was simply enthralling to be taught by him because he made learning fun, simple, exciting, and lasting. Therefore, one of my life-long goals is to become an effective teacher like him.</p> <p>My graduate training in molecular biology and genetics focused primarily on studying the evolution of plant mitochondrial genes and genomes. The result was a dissertation on why and how mitochondrial genes move intracellularly (from the mitochondrion to the nucleus) and horizontally (from the mitochondria of one plant to another). This inquiry was extended to the study of chloroplast genomes of marine and freshwater algae for my postdoctoral research at the University of Washington in Seattle.</p> <p>At King University, I teach the following courses: Principles of Biology, General Biology, Molecular Genetics, and Plant Ecology. In the future, I hope to develop biology courses that will simultaneously fulfill King&#39;s cross cultural requirement by introducing students to various ecosystems throughout the world.</p> <p>For leisure, I <em>think</em> I am a good student of cooking and love to hone my skills at classical singing. Also, the presence of my three sons necessitates constant upkeep of the house and their hygiene.</p> Ong

College of Arts and Sciences leong@king.edu E. White Hall 211 423-652-4805 Laura Ong Laura Ong <p>I always knew <em>that</em> I wanted to teach, even before I knew <em>what</em> I wanted to teach.&nbsp; And now, after several years of academic and geographical roaming, I am thrilled to be back home in the mountains, teaching at King University.&nbsp; I grew up in Greene County, Tennessee as a child of a music teacher and a tobacco breeder.&nbsp; Since many of my extended family farmed tobacco, my initial interest in biology stemmed from a desire to boost disease resistance in crop plants, to help improve yields and incomes in farming communities.&nbsp; However, once I started to learn the intricate details of the interactions between pathogens and their hosts, I began to appreciate all types of disease-causing microbes for their own sakes.&nbsp; I love to learn about, and teach about, anything related to microbes and/or disease.</p> <p>During my graduate work, I studied plant defense mechanisms at the cellular and molecular level.&nbsp; My dissertation research focused on protein-level interactions between the bacterium <em>Pseudomonas syringae</em> and two of its plant hosts, soybean and the model plant Arabidopsis.&nbsp; My research results indicated that a particular <em>P. syringae</em> virulence protein altered target proteins in soybean and Arabidopsis plants in similar ways, suggesting that both plants use related mechanisms to combat a single bacterial disease.&nbsp; This research gives me hope that plant disease resistance research in Arabidopsis will translate fairly quickly and easily to the improvement of crop plants.</p> <p>So far, the courses I have taught at King University are Microbiology and Immunology (for non-Biology majors), Microbiology (for Biology majors), Human Anatomy and Physiology 2, Cell Biology, Plant Physiology, and Interdepartmental Science Seminar.&nbsp; While I originally specialized in plants and microbiology, I really enjoy teaching A &amp; P because everyone has a body, and everyone should know how their body works!&nbsp;</p> <p>I am a mom to three handsome, noisy, messy, and absolutely perfect sons, and much of my time away from King is spent taking care of them.&nbsp; In my remaining spare time, I love to garden and read fiction, and my all-time favorite author is Alexander McCall Smith.&nbsp; If I myself were a fictional character, I would probably be Hermione Granger or a hobbit.&nbsp; I also love watching football and traveling with my husband.</p> Ong

College of Arts and Sciences knosborn@king.edu Nicholas No office on file No phone on file Kyle Osborn Kyle Osborn Osborn

School of Education gfoster@king.edu Foulk Kline Hall 208 423-652-4731 Gloria Oster Gloria Oster Oster

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences mroverbay@king.edu R. Sells Hall 204 423-652-6461 Mark Overbay Mark Overbay Overbay

School of Business and Economics mjpate@king.edu Jerome Bristol Hall 305 423-652-4814 Mark Pate Mark Pate Pate

School of Business and Economics jmpercy@king.edu M. No office on file No phone on file Janet Percy Janet Percy Percy

School of Business and Economics gpesakovic@king.edu No office on file No phone on file Gordana Pesakovic Gordana Pesakovic Pesakovic

College of Arts and Sciences stpickar@king.edu Taylor White Hall 305 423-652-4809 Simeon Pickard Simeon Pickard <p>I completed my B.S. and M.S. in Chemistry at Western Kentucky University and my Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry at Vanderbilt University. My graduate study, under H.E. Smith, focused on molecular recognition and stereochemistry.&nbsp;</p> <p>My interest include such diverse topics as intelligent design, organic mechanisms, and medicinal chemistry. However, my primary interest is clearly my students. I have had the privilege of mentoring students who have gone on to become doctors, dentists, and physical therapists as well as Ph.D. chemists. In the 2002-2003 academic year, I was a visiting professor at Hanam University in Taejon, South Korea, where I taught a graduate course in Organic Stereochemistry.</p> <p>I have been a member of the King University science faculty since 1992. During that time, I have taught a variety of courses but primarily General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry. I have served as the Chairman of the Chemistry department for over 13 years and became Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences in 2013.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Pickard

School of Education djraines@king.edu J. Kline Hall 21 423-652-4837 Donna Raines Donna Raines Raines

College of Arts and Sciences heratcliff@king.edu E. 10950 Spring Bluff Way (865)690-5803 Holly Ratcliff Holly Ratcliff Ratcliff

College of Arts and Sciences aremill@king.edu Bristol Hall 206 423-652-4804 Annie Rémillard Annie Rémillard <p>I am a native French speaker from Montr&eacute;al, Qu&eacute;bec, Canada. I moved to Florida in the United States in 2001 to be with my husband who is a Yacht Captain. &nbsp;We moved to the Tri-Cities in 2004, because we both have a great love for the mountains. I completed a Master degree in Education with a concentration in French in 2006.&nbsp;</p> <p>Before teaching, I spent 10 years with the Department of Children&rsquo;s Services in Ste-Th&eacute;r&egrave;se, Qu&eacute;bec, Canada working with children and their families.&nbsp; I also spent time as a school counselor with Frontier Health in Kingsport, Tenn.&nbsp; After I completed my Master&rsquo;s degree in 2006, I taught French at Johnson County High School in Mountain City, Tenn. I have been working at King College since 2006.</p> <p>Areas of French in which my teaching primarily is focused include French language and culture, civilization, grammar, conversation, composition, as well as Francophone film, second language acquisition, and Qu&eacute;b&eacute;cois literature. &nbsp;My research interest lies primarily with international students in East Tennessee who speak English as a second language.</p> <p>While at King, I have organized multiple study abroad trips for students including three to France and Montr&eacute;al. I also participate in mission trips.&nbsp; The most recent was a January-term trip to France. Thirteen French and History students spent part of their winter break with me and Dr. Shannon Harris, associate professor of History, on a twelve-day study abroad trip to Nice and Paris, France, which included day trips to both Monaco and Italy.</p> <p>In October 2012 and 2013, I presented &ldquo;Languages and Cultures: Preparing Student for Global Citizenship&rdquo; in Knoxville, Tenn., at the Appalachian Colleges Association Summit.&nbsp;</p> <p>If I could claim any experience in my life as life changing, it would be conducting research in Cameroon, Africa for six weeks with 11 other French professors during the summer of 2010 as part of the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad (GPA).</p> <p>I truly believe that being exposed to other cultures helps to shape our views and opinions of the world we live in and, therefore, prepares us to be better citizens. &nbsp;</p> Rémillard

Nursing dmrhinehart@king.edu M White Hall 112 423-652-4838 Deana Rhinehart Deana Rhinehart Rhinehart

School of Nursing aeroache@king.edu E. No office on file No phone on file Amber Roache' Amber Roache' Roache'

School of Business and Economics stroberson@king.edu T. Bristol Hall 303 423-652-4819 Shawn Roberson Shawn Roberson Roberson

School of Education mroberts@king.edu Matthew No office on file No phone on file Andy Roberts Andy Roberts Roberts

School of Business and Economics derobinson@king.edu Edward Bristol Hall 304 423-652-4308 David Robinson David Robinson Robinson

Library kmrobinson@king.edu Marie No office on file No phone on file Kelly Robinson Kelly Robinson Robinson

College of Arts and Sciences msrobinson@king.edu Scott Bristol Hall 213 423-652-6012 Michael Robinson Michael Robinson <p>I spent my formative years in the hills of East Tennessee and in the swamps Southern Louisiana, hunting, fishing, and playing basketball.&nbsp; I enrolled at LSU with little sense for my future.&nbsp; I was blessed with excellent political science professors who, along with the historic events of 2001, shaped a deep curiosity for the nature of politics and of political animals, and especially a curiosity for those so-called utopian political systems of the twentieth century that caused prolific destruction and suffering.&nbsp; Accordingly, my courses typically strive to enlighten students who are also curious about the constitution of human nature and how our political institutions and behaviors are thereby shaped.&nbsp; I teach a wide array of political science courses from survey courses on U.S. Politics and World Politics to seminars on Constitutional Design, Ancient Political Thought, Modern Political Thought, and special topics such as Gun Control in the United States.&nbsp;&nbsp; When I am not teaching or spending time with my wife Jill, I can be found, or not, as far away from civilization as possible, hunting or fishing for some kind of wild animal or another.</p> <p>My scholarly research interests focus on the concepts of trust and civility in political philosophy and in constitutional design, and are geared around questions like: under what political conditions can a trusting populace and civil society emerge and flourish?&nbsp; What institutional mechanisms effect trust and civility?&nbsp; I am especially interested in the philosophical justifications used in revolutionary movements, and the effect of such justifications on the societies that emerge from revolutions.&nbsp; I am currently working on a book-length manuscript that investigates the effect of John Locke&rsquo;s political thought on American political culture.</p> <p>I am Associate Editor of VoegelinView.com, a political theory web journal with an international audience&nbsp;that focuses on the political writings of Eric Voegelin and of his followers.&nbsp; I am also a member of various academic societies, including the American Political Science Association, The Association for Political Theory, and the Eric Voegelin Society.&nbsp; &nbsp;</p> "Scott" "Scott" Robinson

College of Arts and Sciences egrohr@king.edu G. Tadlock/Wallace 201 423-652-4785 Errol Rohr Errol Rohr Rohr

College of Arts and Sciences kgrohr@king.edu Gegner Bristol Hall 207 423-652-4860 Karen Rohr Karen Rohr Rohr

School of Nursing slrorie@king.edu L Knoxville 133 865-769-3129 Stacey Rorie Stacey Rorie Rorie

No department on file jarudd@king.edu Andrew No office on file No phone on file Joshua Rudd Joshua Rudd Rudd

School of Education ssanders@king.edu Leigh Kline Hall 216 423-652-6355 Sandra Sanders Sandra Sanders Sanders

School of Behavioral and Health Sciences jfsapp@king.edu Franklin Knoxville - Hardin Valley 865-690-5803 James Sapp James Sapp Sapp

School of Nursing tlsellst@king.edu Lee Kingsport 115C 423-652-6792 Teresa Sellstrom Teresa Sellstrom Sellstrom

No department on file mrseverson@king.edu R. No office on file No phone on file Mariesa Severson Mariesa Severson Severson

College of Arts and Sciences klshaw@king.edu Leigh Snider 204 423-652-4798 Karen Shaw Karen Shaw Shaw

School of Business and Economics csshim@king.edu S. Sells Hall 109 423-652-4786 Changsub Shim Changsub Shim Shim

College of Arts and Sciences ajsimoso@king.edu James No office on file No phone on file Andrew Simoson Andrew Simoson Simoson

College of Arts and Sciences crslaughter@king.edu R. No office on file No phone on file Christopher Slaughter Christopher Slaughter Slaughter

School of Nursing tjslemp@king.edu J. White Hall 111B 423-652-6334 Tracy Slemp Tracy Slemp Slemp

School of Applied Science and Technology agsloan@king.edu Grace Knoxville campus 865-690-5803 Alyssa Sloan Alyssa Sloan <p>I am Alyssa Sloan, Ph.D. &nbsp;I love what I teach because communication is practical and relevant to our everyday lives. &nbsp;Humanity&#39;s unique capacity for communication grants us privilege and power. Communication-- it all its forms --offers us the opportunity to question, learn, challenge, teach, and share.</p> <p>I began teaching at King University in 2011. Developing the Graduate &amp; Professional Studies (GPS) communication program at the Knoxville campus and online has been a rewarding challenge. &nbsp;The students involved in King&#39;s communication program are among the smartest, sincerest, and most dedicated students I have ever had the pleasure of knowing!</p> <p>Though I love the discipline of communication; my interests extend beyond class discussion and research articles. &nbsp;I enjoy reading, hiking, and cycling. &nbsp;I love spending time with my husband---including new adventures, boring tasks, and especially mellow evenings on the back porch. &nbsp;Two things I love (that others would deem vices) include singing along to the radio and drinking <em>real </em>sweet tea.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Sloan

College of Arts and Sciences bhstory@king.edu H. Honors Center 204 423-652-6329 Brandon Story Brandon Story Story

College of Arts and Sciences ffstrang@king.edu Foy No office on file No phone on file Fred Strang Fred Strang Strang

College of Arts and Sciences wcstreetman@king.edu Craig Tadlock-Wallace, room 206 423-652-4158 William Streetman William Streetman <p>At its root, philosophy is defined as the love of wisdom.&nbsp; Accordingly, philosophers apply a great deal of concentrated, intellectual effort to the most fundamental problems and issues of human life. &nbsp;This means that we are all philosophers to one degree or another, for all of us at some point must face questions about such things as the nature of justice, the meaning of life, the existence of God, human rights, the nature of reality, the nature of the soul, who we are, what we are, what we can know, how we ought to live, and what we ought to do. &nbsp;As it is, philosophical problems pervade the depths of every discipline, and the skills learned by doing philosophy serve any profession.&nbsp;</p> <p>I am grateful to have been exposed to philosophy as an academic discipline during my undergraduate years at Presbyterian College and, then, in practice as an officer in the US Army. I am fortunate to have studied philosophy formally at Denver Seminary and the University of Kentucky. I am particularly thankful to be teaching philosophy at King University and encouraging others in the philosophical quest both in the classroom and through academic research. &nbsp;</p> <p>Professional Activity and Research</p> <p>I am presently designing a new philosophy program and major for King University. My current research endeavors include a couple of forthcoming publications in the areas of ancient Greek and classical Islamic philosophy, along with two works in progress, one that compares the ancient Greek understanding of potentiality with the Eastern understanding of emptiness and another project that explores role of imagination in the context of the mind-body problem. I also serve the university as the director of the Snider Honors Program and the Chief Convocation and Commencement Marshal.&nbsp;</p> <p>Personal Data</p> <p>I enjoy nothing more than spending time with my wife, Reagan, and our two children, Logan and Sophia.&nbsp; I find inspiration in visual art, music, cycling, and sitting on the porch.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;</p> "Craig" "Craig" Streetman

College of Arts and Sciences jgstrickland@king.edu Gabriel Sells Hall 206 423-652-4709 Joseph Strickland Joseph Strickland Strickland

School of Nursing wdswiney@king.edu Dawn White Hall 15 423-652-4841 Wendy Swiney Wendy Swiney Swiney

School of Business and Economics wyteng@king.edu (William) Bristol Hall 308 (423) 652-4816 Wen-Yuan Teng Wen-Yuan Teng "William" "William" Teng

School of Business and Economics rjthomas@king.edu Jordan King Building 16D 423.652.4787 Rebecca Thomas Rebecca Thomas <p>I currently serve as King&rsquo;s Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for Accreditation and Compliance as well as an assistant professor in the School of Business and Economics.&nbsp; My first day of work at King was June 29, 1999, and I have served in the areas of public relations, alumni relations, and fundraising.&nbsp; In 2008, I began working in the Office of Academic Affairs in the areas of institutional effectiveness, assessment, and accreditation.</p> <p>I teach management classes in King&rsquo;s School of Business and Economics for both traditional undergraduate and non-traditional courses and in both online and face-to-face formats.&nbsp; I have also served as a course writer and lead instructor for management courses in the Bachelor of Business Administration program.</p> <p>I grew up in Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, and now enjoy being at home in my Hundred Acre Wood (like Winnie the Pooh) with my husband, two children, two dogs, and one hamster. I enjoy running, reading, lattes, archery, hiking, camping, making order out of chaos, and the TV show &ldquo;Homeland.&rdquo; &nbsp;I do not enjoy cooking, laundry, or bad grammar.&nbsp; And if I could be anywhere in the world, it would be the Outer Banks in North Carolina.</p> "Becky" "Becky" Thomas

School of Nursing ktodt@king.edu Lea White Hall 24 423-652-6315 Kendrea Todt Kendrea Todt Todt

School of Education sktoomey@king.edu Kelly Kline Hall 201 423-652-4782 Susie Toomey Susie Toomey Toomey

College of Arts and Sciences wltrayno@king.edu L. Bristol Hall 112 423-652-4309 Wendy Traynor Wendy Traynor Traynor

School of Nursing svanantwerp@king.edu No office on file No phone on file Sue Ellyn Van Antwerp Sue Ellyn Van Antwerp Van Antwerp

School of Business and Economics tjvance@king.edu Joel No office on file No phone on file Thomas Vance Thomas Vance Vance

Academic Affairs kgvande@king.edu Graves King Building 28 423-652-4842 Katherine Vande Brake Katherine Vande Brake <p>I now own the house where I grew up. It overlooks a ravine whose creed empties into Lake Michigan. My view in October is Frost&#39;s &quot;yellow wood&quot; and the &quot;paths no step has trodden black&quot; have been my path.</p> <p>I completed my Ph.D. at Michigan Tech in 2005. Graduate school after 30 years teaching middle school, high school, and college students stands out as the best decision of my life. My dream in high school was to be a writer; My application essay for MTU became my first book, and my dissertation my second. Both books focus on the Melungeons a tri-racial group in Appalachia.</p> Vande Brake

Maintenance lkvaughan@king.edu Kelly No office on file No phone on file Laura Vaughan Laura Vaughan Vaughan

School of Nursing kbwilkin@king.edu B. No office on file No phone on file Kathy Wilkinson Kathy Wilkinson Wilkinson

School of Business and Economics jgwood@king.edu G. Knoxville 124 865-769-3102 Jerry Wood Jerry Wood Wood

School of Nursing lmwood@king.edu M. White Hall 24 423-652-6316 LaDonna Wood LaDonna Wood Wood

Library ljyoksha@king.edu Jo Bristol Hall 111 423-652-4303 Lisa Yokshas Lisa Yokshas Yokshas