Honors Faculty
Fall 2026/Spring 2027
Dr. Abayomi Animashaun, Assistant Professor of English
Dr. Stewart Cole, Professor of English
Dr. Robert Feldman, Associate Professor of English
Douglas Haynes, Professor of English
Dr. Kathryn Klein, Assistant Professor of English
Dr. Samantha Looker-Koenigs, Associate Professor of English
Dr. Adam Ochonicky, Associate Professor of English in the School of Media, Arts, and Communication
Dr. Christine Roth, Associate Professor of English
Dr. Lisa Schreibersdorf, Associate Professor of English
Dr. Mike Van Esler, Associate Professor in the Department of Radio-TV-Film
Dr. Andrew Smock, Associate Professor of Radio-TV-Film
Dr. Adam Diller, Assistant Professor of Radio-TV-Film
Dr. Sabrina Mueller-Spitz, Associate Professor of Biology
Dr. Michelle Michalski is Professor of Biology, School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
Dr. Elsbeth (Misty) McPhee, Professor of Biology,
Laura Carnahan, Geography Lecturer and Teaching Assistant Professor for The Honors College
Dr. Erin DeMuynck, Associate Professor of Geography
Dr. Stewart Cole, Professor of Environmental Studies
Dr. Elsbeth (Misty) McPhee, Professor of Biology
Dr. Adrienne Frie, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Dr. Michael Baltutis, Professor of Anthropology, Global Religions, and Cultures
Dr. Monika Hohbein-Deegen, Professor of German and the German Program Coordinator, School of Public Affairs and Global Engagement
Dr. Nadia Louar is Professor of French, Public Affairs and Global Engagement.
Heidi Hansen, School of Nursing and Health Professions
Dr. Sarinda Taegnoi Siemers is Professor of Economics in the School of Business
Courtney Bauder, Director of the Social Justice Program in the School of Public Affairs and Global Engagement
Dr. Lisa Volkening, Teaching Assistant Professor of Communication Studies
Dr. Susan Maxwell, Professor of Art History
Dr. Stephen Kercher, Professor of History
Michael Jasinski, Associate Professor of Political Science
Dr. Kyle P. Steele, Associate Professor of Leadership, Literacy, and Social Foundations in the College of Education and Human Services