Dean's Advisory Council
Our Mission
The College of Education, Criminal Justice, Human Services, and Information Technology (CECH) is committed to the pursuit of discovery and excellence in research, teaching and service that addresses real world challenges and opportunities to create positive social change. We prepare students to maximize their ability to have a positive impact and to be contributing members to society.
Our Vision
CECH is committed to the following values in achieving our mission:
- Innovation: exploring, discovering, and implementing new ideas, methods and applications;
- Partnership: seeking out opportunities for partnership in our academic, research, and community pursuits;
- Diversity: embracing and celebrating variation in styles, cultures, and disciplines;
- Leadership: leading through research and by empowering individuals, communities, and organizations to evolve and facilitate change through best practices;
- Support: providing an environment where faculty, staff and students thrive
Active Members
The CECH Dean's Advisory Council was developed to render advice to the Dean on any matter affecting the college, including matters involving alumni relations, community relations and private support. Members include:
- Kathleen Schumacher Barch
- Howard Becker
- Raymond J. Brokamp
- Edward Casey
- Mary Claybon
- Kim Dobbs
- Michael Flood
- Kent Friel
- Nancy Russell Hamant, Ed.D.
- Jennifer Hartman, Ph.D.
- Diane Jordan-Grizzard
- Danya Karram
- Joe King, Jr., Ed.D.
- Kathleen Church Kissel
- Lynda Kugele
- Paula Long
- Charmaine McGuffey
- Jim C. Neil, Jr.
- Yvonne Crittenden Robertson
- Stephanie Stollar, Ph.D.
- Thomas H. Streicher, Jr.
- Trent Sulek
- Sandra Schwallie Wiesmann
- Reginald A. Wilkinson, Ed.D.
- Mary Danner Wineberg
- Stephanie Ann Wyler
- Anne Maddux Zaring