War in Iraq, Afghanistan
Denise Bartell, Associate Professor of Human Development.
Teaches human and family development. Can discuss family dynamics and relationships in families separated by war.
465-5041, 465-2368 (messages). bartelld@uwgb.edu.
Steven Dutch, Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences.
Prof. Dutch is a veteran of the 1991 Gulf War. Is familiar with the conditions troops face and can discuss the experiences of the ground troops.
465-2246, 465-2371 (messages). dutchs@uwgb.edu.
Mark Everingham, Associate Professor of Social Change and Development (Political Science).
Teaches world politics, politics of developing areas, and international relations. Can discuss historical and political context of war with Iraq.
465-2701, 465-2355 (messages). everingm@uwgb.edu.
Scott Furlong, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs (Political Science).
Teaches American government, public policy and administrative law. Can speak to issues of domestic politics, American public opinion and how the war is perceived in the United States.
465-2995, 465-2336 (messages). furlongs@uwgb.edu.
Victoria Goff, Associate Professor of Information and Computing Science (Communication).
Teaches journalism courses. Can discuss media coverage and wartime reporting.
465-2536, 465-2368 (messages). goffv@uwgb.edu.
Martin Greenberg, Professor Emeritus, retired in 1996 from Political Science and Urban and Regional Studies.
His expertise is in terrorism and the Middle East.
437-6711 (o), 465-0460 (h).
Derek Jeffreys, Associate Professor of Humanistic Studies.
Teaches religious studies and human values courses. Can speak to ethical implications of war and Christian attitudes and responses.
465-2672, 465-2348 (messages). jeffreyd@uwgb.edu.
William Lepley, Associate Professor of Business Administration.
Teaches and advises students in finance. Can address impact on financial markets.
465-2044, 465-2051 (messages). lepleyw@uwgb.edu.
David Littig, Associate Professor Emeritus of Public and Environmental Affairs (Political Science).
Teaches political behavior, comparative political systems. Can speak on domestic issues, public opinion about the war, political impact.
465-2081, 465-2355 (messages). littigd@uwgb.edu.
Craig Lockard, Professor of Social Change and Development (History). Ben J. and Joyce Rosenberg Professor.
Teaches history of the world and modern world. Can discuss America in the world, including how the U.S. is perceived by other countries and why.
465-2714. 465-2355 (messages). lockardc@uwgb.edu.
Timothy Meyer, Professor of Information and Computing Science (Communication).
Teaches mass communication and impact of media coverage, particularly electronic media. Can discuss media coverage of the war.
465-2134, 465-2368 (messages). meyert@uwgb.edu.
Illene Noppe, Professor of Human Development (Psychology).
Has done research on adolescents coping with death and loss. Can talk about adolescents and young people coping with the impact of war.
465-2703, 465-2368 (messages). noppei@uwgb.edu.
Cristina Ortiz, Associate Professor of Humanistic Studies.
Can talk about impact of federal directives related to international students, how international community views the war.
465-2450, 465-2348 (messages). ortizc@uwgb.edu.
Jerrold Rodesch, Associate Professor Emeritus of Humanistic Studies.
Prof. Rodesch is a former Foreign Service officer. Can talk about history of U.S. foreign policy.
465-2596, 465-2355 (messages). rodeschj@uwgb.edu.
Meir Russ, Associate Professor of Business Administration.
Teaches international business and has lived in the Middle East. Can talk about the impact of the war on international business, the history of the region and the region's perspectives on the war.
465-2757, 465-2051 (messages). russm@uwgb.edu.