Walker finds herself involved in collaborations she never thought would be related to work and has participated in volunteer activities alongside Oconee Campus students, faculty, staff, and upper level administrators on a regular basis.
Anne Hare wants to demystify mathematics, so students having that "light bulb moment" excites her.
Dawson hopes to guide students in learning how to refine and integrate multiple sources of information into cohesive thoughts – ones that they can apply to their daily lives.
Lindsey Smith will be the first to tell you she doesn't like the term 'adult learner.' "I think it does a disservice to all students," Smith said. "When everyone is in class, we are all students graded on the same curriculum. Life experience does not really matter in the classroom."
After graduating with a bachelor's degree in molecular biology from Princeton, Dr. Miriam Segura-Totten attended Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and earned a doctorate in biochemistry, cell and molecular biology. Instead of going into research, Segura-Totten veered into academe to mentor and inspire students, just like she was.
Kalub Anderson is on a mission. A deeply spiritual person, once he graduates in spring 2018, Anderson wants to be a full-time missionary.
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