Fall 2006 DHC Faculty Profiles
1. Dr. Erwin Baustista-
NPB 15
2. Dr. Kent Bradford- PLB
12
3. Dr. Doug Cook- SAS 20
4. Dr. Michael Ennis- PSC
1
5. Dr. Jack Goldberg- BIS
1A/B
6. Dr. Tom Gordon- SAS
30
7. Dr. John Hall- SOC 2
8. Dr. Susan Keen- BIS
1B/C
9. Dr. Tim Lewis- MAT 17A
10 . Dr. Peter Lichtenfels-
DRA 20
11. Dr. Henry McHenry-
ANT 1
12. Dr. Krishnan Nambiar-
CHE 118 A/B/C & Understanding the Research University
13. Dr. Kevin Roddy- MST
20A
14. Dr. Lynn Roller- AHI
1A
15. Dr. Eric Schroeder-
AMS 1C
16. Dr. Brenda Schildgen-
COM 5
17. Dr. Wendy Terry- RST
40
18. Dr. Jessica Utts-
STA 13V
19. Dr. D.R. Wagner- DES
1
Dr.
Erwin Baustista
Hello! My name is Erwin Bautista. I am a Lecturer in the
section of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior. I do research
in the field of food intake and energy balance regulation.
The reason I decided to teach a DHC course was because this
is an excellent opportunity for students to gain a greater
understanding and appreciation for the subject matter. In
addition, I believe that the best way to get to know an
Instructor is to visit during office hours. I look forward
to meeting you and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Los Angeles, CA
What is your favorite color? Blue
Do you have any pets? A ferocious cat
What is your favorite movie? Bull Durham
and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
English. Attempting Spanish and Italian in the future
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Almost
any flavor, except mint.
What is your favorite food to eat? A really
good burger
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Anywhere
in the Sierras or Cascade Mountains
What is your favorite country to visit? I’d
like to visit New Zealand
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
1 sister
What undergrad college did you attend? UCLA
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? All of my biology, mathematics
and history courses were great. My hardest were the chemistry
series.
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
UC Davis
Courses you teach (other than DHC): NPB
101 (Systemic Physiology), NPB 10 (Human Physiology), NPB
114 (Gastrointestinal physiology), NPB 101L (Systemic Physiology
Lab), NPB 123 (Comparative Organology)
Dr. Kent Bradford
Hello! My name is Kent J. Bradford. I am a Professor in
the department of Plant Sciences. I do research in the field
of seed biology and biotechnology. The reason I decided
to teach a DHC course was because I enjoy the direct interaction
with the students in the smaller group outside of the usual
lecture. In addition, I believe that the best way to get
to know an Instructor is to go to office hours or volunteer
for an internship. I look forward to meeting you and hope
to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Dimmitt, Texas
What is your favorite color? Blue
Do you have any pets? We have a cat that
adopted us, and my wife keeps chickens, two frogs and a
fish.
What is your favorite movie? A Fish Called
Wanda
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
Only English.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? All
of them.
What is your favorite food to eat? Thai
food.
Where is your favorite place to vacation? The
beach, particularly Tahiti, Bali or Australia.
What is your favorite country to visit? Australia
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
3 brothers, 1 sister
What undergrad college did you attend?
Michigan State University
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Favorite was probably philosophy,
hardest was physical chemistry.
What graduate school(s) did you attend? Michigan
State University (MS) and UC Davis (PhD).
Courses you teach (other than DHC): BIT
171: Ethics and Professionalism in Genomics and Biotechnology;
PLB 223 Science: Relevation, Discovery or Invention?
Web site: http://www.plantsciences.ucdavis.edu/Veghome/Faculty/bradford/bradford.htm
Dr. Doug Cook
Hello! My name is Doug Cook. I am a Professor in the department
of Plant Pathology. I do research in the fields of Genomics
and Plant Disease. The reason I decided to teach a DHC course
was because I enjoy the increased interaction that is possible
with a small class. In addition, I believe that the best
way to get to know an instructor is to ask questions during
class and perhaps to pursue a research internship in the
Professor's laboratory. I look forward to meeting you and
hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Stanford,
CA
What is your favorite color? Blue
Do you have any pets? Yes, 2 cats and
a dog.
What is your favorite movie? Star Wars
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
Fluently? Only English. Partially? French.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Baskin
Robbins World Class Chocolate
What is your favorite food to eat? No
particular favorite, but I like spices and I like a meal
that is well presented.
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Europe
What is your favorite country to visit? I've
been to all continents but one, and like them all.
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
One of each.
What undergrad college did you attend? Santa
Clara University
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Favorite: Molecular Biology.
Hardest: biophysical chemistry.
What graduate school(s) did you attend? University
of Wisconsin-Madison; Carnegie Institution of Washington
at The Johns Hopkins University.
Courses you teach (other than DHC): Genetics and
Society (SAS020); Genomics (GGG201B); Plant Biology Core
Spring quarter.
Web site: http://medicago.ucdavis.edu
Dr. Michael Ennis
Hello! My name is Michael Ennis. I am a lecturer in the
department of psychology. I do research in the field of
neuroscience and endocrinology. The reason I decided to
teach a DHC course was because I have long admired Sigmund
Freud and the DHC course gives me the opportunity to discuss
the ideas of this seminal thinker. The best way to get to
know me is to see me in my office at 245 Young Hall. I hope
to see you soon!
Dr. Jack Goldberg
Hello! My name is Jack M. Goldberg. I am a Faculty in the
department of NPB. I no longer do research. The reason I
decided to teach a DHC course was because I like interacting
with students in a small class setting. In addition, I believe
that the best way to get to know an Instructor is to use
office hours to go over your understanding of class material
as well as ask questions. I look forward to meeting you
and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Dixon, Illinois
Do you have any pets? Yes – 2 dogs
What undergrad college did you attend? Washington
University & Northern Illinois University
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Biology and History. Chemistry
(Hardest)
What graduate school(s) did you attend? Loyola
University, Chicago
Courses you teach (other than DHC): NPB101,
NPB101L, NPB113, BIS10
Dr. Tom Gordon
My name is Tom Gordon. I am a Professor in the Department
of Plant Pathology. I do research on microorganisms and
their interactions with plants. I also teach lower division,
upper division and graduate level classes, and on occasion
I offer a section for DHC students. I do this because I
enjoy working with a small group of students. It provides
an opportunity for all of us to get to know each other.
Another good way for students to get better acquainted with
their instructors is to visit them during office hours.
It can also help to sit near the front of the class and
ask questions.
Where were you born? In the parking lot
at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles
What is your favorite color? Green is
good for shirts but I would not paint my house green nor
would I drink water of that color.
Do you have any pets? No, but my neighbor’s
cats spend a lot of time at my house
What is your favorite movie? One that
doesn’t have Tom Hanks in it and was not directed
by Fellini
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
I can say hello in many languages; other than that I am
still working on English
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla,
unless it is to be consumed with beer, in which case I recommend
butterscotch
What is your favorite food to eat? I favor
the Mediterranean prison diet: bread, water and cheese
Where is your favorite place to vacation? I
believe that vacation is a state of mind; travel is optional
and rather expensive
What is your favorite country to visit? I
enjoy New Zealand but Santa Monica is nice too
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
Two females claim to be my sisters; in the absence
of genetic evidence I remain dubious
What undergrad college did you attend? LA
Valley Community College and Cal State Northridge
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? All science was good, art and
literature not so good
What graduate school(s) did you attend? U.C.
Davis
Courses you teach (other than DHC): SAS
30, PLP 150, PLP 120, PLP 298
Web site: http://plantpathology.ucdavis.edu/research_labs/gordon/gordon_lab.htm
Dr. John Hall
Hello! My name is John Hall. I am a professor in the department
of Sociology. I do research in the field of religion and
violence. The reason I decided to teach a DHC course is
that it gives at least some students a great chance to interact
directly with their professor. I look forward to meeting
you and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Louisville, Kentucky
What is your favorite color? Green
Do you have any pets? Yes, a dog named Pretty Boy
Floyd
What is your favorite movie? The Constant Gardener
How many languages do you speak (please name)? French;
a little Spanish
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Chocolate
What is your favorite food to eat? Venison
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Scotland
What is your favorite country to visit? Norway
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)? 1
sister, 1 brother
What undergrad college did you attend? Yale University
What was your favorite subject in college? Sociology
What graduate school(s) did you attend? University
of Washington [Seattle]
Courses you teach (other than DHC): Sociology 2,
Self and Society; Sociology 125, Sociology of Culture; Sociology
146, Sociology of Religion; Sociology 149, Religion in American
Society
Web site: http://www.sociology.ucdavis.edu/jrhall/
Dr. Susan Keen
Hello! My name is Susan Keen. I am a Lecturer in the Section
of Evolution and Ecology. My area of interest is Invertebrate
Zoology, specifically jellyfish life cycles, but most of
my effort goes into teaching and designing the Introductory
Biology series (BIS 1B). I decided to teach a DHC course
because it was a nice opportunity to go beyond the lecture
material and to introduce students to scientific literature_.
It has been fun to see how creative the students are and
to show them how to use creativity within a scientific framework.
I believe that the best way to get to know an Instructor
is to take a class and visit the office hours frequently.
I look forward to meeting you and hope to see you in my
office!
Where were you born? Nelson, B.C. Canada
What is your favorite color? blue
Do you have any pets? No, but I horseback ride
twice a week
How many languages do you speak (please name)?some
Spanish and French
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla
Where is your favorite place to vacation? it's
a big planet!
What is your favorite country to visit? see above
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)? 2
sisters and a brother, all younger
What undergrad college did you attend? University
of British Columbia
What was your favorite subject in college, what was your
hardest? I liked almost all my biology classes,
especially summer field courses, but fluid dynamics was
the hardest.
What graduate school(s) did you attend? University
of Michigan, and
UC Davis
Courses you teach (other than DHC): BIS 1B, seminars
on teaching biology (as EVE 198 and EVE 298)
Dr. Tim Lewis
My name is Tim Lewis. I am a faculty member in the department
of Mathematics. I am also the Chair of the departmental
Undergraduate Research Committee. I do research in the field
of Mathematical Biology. Specifically, I use mathematics
to study the nervous system. The reason I decided to teach
a DHC course was to give students in MAT 17 further insight
into how mathematics can be used to study biological systems.
I believe that the best way to get to know an Instructor
is to attend office hours as often as possible and be ready
to discuss course material and its broader context. I look
forward to meeting you and hope to see you in my office!
What undergrad college did you attend? I
attended McGill University in Montreal as an undergraduate
student. I got a B.Sc. in Physiology and Physics (double
major).
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
I did a M.Sc. in Physiology at McGill and then did a Ph.D.
in Mathematics at the University of Utah. After graduate
school, I spent several years at New York University doing
postdoctoral work in the Center for Neural Science and the
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences.
Web site: http://math.ucdavis.edu/~tlewis
Dr. Peter Lichtenfels
Hello! My name is Peter Lichtenfels. I am a Professor in
the department of Theatre and Dance. I do research in the
field of Shakespeare and Directing. The reason I decided
to teach a DHC course was because I love the idea of being
engaged with students in a field where both they and I have
to adventure together. In addition, I believe that the best
way to get to know an Instructor is to talk to them. I look
forward to meeting you and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Germany
Do you have any pets? No
What is your favorite movie? Farewell My Concubine
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
German, bad French
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Arctic
What is your favorite country to visit? China
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)? Three
What undergrad college did you attend? Queens University
What was your favorite subject in college? DRAMA
Courses you teach (other than DHC): DRA 20, DRA
127A and I am directing Shakespeare's Cymbeline in the fall
quarter.
Web site: http://theatredance.ucdavis.edu/Faculty/FacultyBios.html#Lichtenfels
Dr. Henry McHenry
Hello! My name is Henry M. McHenry. I am a Professor in
the department of Anthropology. I do research in the field
of human evolution. The reason I decided to teach a DHC
course was because I teach Anthro 1 and it is a great way
to get to know students in that class. In addition, I believe
that the best way to get to know an Instructor is to participate
fully in the DHC. I look forward to meeting you and hope
to see you in my office!
Where were you born? LA
What is your favorite color? Yellow
Do you have any pets? My beloved border
collie died 2 years ago
What undergrad college did you attend? UC
Davis!
What was your favorite subject in college? Anthropology
What graduate school(s) did you attend? Harvard
Courses you teach (other than DHC): Anthro 1, 151,
152, 156, 202, 252
Web site: http://www.anthro.ucdavis.edu/faculty/mchenry/
Dr. Krishnan Nambiar
Hello! My name is Krishnan Nambiar. I am an Associate Professor
and Undergraduate Advisor in the department of Chemistry.
I do research in the field of Bio-Organic Chemistry. The
reason I decided to teach a DHC course was because I want
to do what I can to enhance the educational experience of
students at UC Davis. In addition, I believe that the best
way to get to know an Instructor is to attend their office
hours. I look forward to meeting you and hope to see you
in my office!
Where were you born? Kerala, India
What is your favorite color? Light Blue
Do you have any pets? Not now; I used
to have pets when I was young.
What is your favorite movie? Terms of
Endearment; Gandhi, Casablanca.
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
English, Hindi & Malayalam.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? No
favorites. Love sweet things!
What is your favorite food to eat? No
favorites. I prefer vegetables.
Where is your favorite place to vacation? My
research lab!
What is your favorite country to visit? None
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
Yes, one brother and four sisters.
What undergrad college did you attend? University
of Calicut, Kerala, India
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Favorite was Chemistry. I do
not recall any subjects being hard.
What graduate school(s) did you attend? University
of New Brunswick, Canada & Harvard University.
Courses you teach (other than DHC): CHE
118 A, B, C, CHE 128 A, B, C; CHE 129 A, B, C; CHE 237,
CHE 8 B.
Web site: http://www.chem.ucdavis.edu/people/nambiar.shtml
Dr. Kevin Roddy
Hello! My name is Kevin Roddy. I am a lecturer in the department
of Medieval Studies. I do research in the field of Early
Monasticism in Egypt and Ireland. The reason I decided to
teach a DHC course was because the students can be very
interesting and interested. In addition, I believe that
the best way to get to know an Instructor is to go to office
hours, or make an appointment. I look forward to meeting
you and hope to see you in my office!
Courses you teach (other than DHC): Medieval
Studies 20A, 20B, 20C, 120A, 120B, 120D, UWP 101, 104A
Where were you born? San Francisco
What is your favorite color? Red
Do you have any pets? No; well, several
zucchini
What is your favorite movie? "My
Man Godfrey"
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
Italian, French, some German
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Praline
What is your favorite food to eat? Home-made
ravioli, with seafood sauce
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Santa
Cruz
What is your favorite country to visit? England
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
Two brothers, one sister who has died
What undergrad college did you attend? Gonzaga
University, Spokane, Washington
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Art/Zoology
What graduate school(s) did you attend? University
of Iowa; University of Bristol, England; University of California,
Davis
Web site: http://medieval.ucdavis.edu/resume.html
Dr. Lynn Roller
Hello! My name is Lynn Roller. I am a Professor in the
department of Art History. I do research in the field of
ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and Art. The reason I
decided to teach a DHC course was because I enjoy working
with DHC students and I enjoy exploring special topics in
my field. In addition, I believe that the best way to get
to know an Instructor is to contribute actively to the class
discussion. I look forward to meeting you and hope to see
you in my office!
Where were you born? Princeton, New Jersey
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
German, French, Italian, Turkish, Modern Greek
Where is your favorite place to vacation?
Mountains in northern California, southwestern deserts
What is your favorite country to visit? Turkey
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
One sister
What undergrad college did you attend?
Bryn Mawr College
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Classical Archaeology (favorite);
English (hardest)
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
University of Pennsylvania
Courses you teach (other than DHC): survey of Ancient
Mediterranean Art, upper division courses in Greek and Roman
Art
Web site: http://arthistory.ucdavis.edu/people/faculty/index.html#LR
Dr. Eric Schroeder
Hello! My name is Eric Schroeder. I am a Director of Summer
Abroad and lecturer in the department of University Writing
Program and American Studies Program. I do research in the
field of Vietnam War. The reason I decided to teach a DHC
course was because I've done them in the past. In addition,
I believe that the best way to get to know an Instructor
is to see them outside of class. I look forward to meeting
you and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Los Angeles
What is your favorite color? Blue
Do you have any pets? A dog, a cat, and
a horse
What is your favorite movie? Chinatown
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
English (I have studied Latin, Greek, medieval welsh; I
can speak traveler’s French and Spanish)
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Coconut
What is your favorite food to eat? Too
many to count!
Where is your favorite place to vacation?
Too many to count! I'm very happy on tropical beaches
What is your favorite country to visit? Australia,
South Africa, Italy and Scotland
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
One brother
What undergrad college did you attend? UCLA
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Any course with a good reading
list. My hardest was Chem lab.
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
University of Sussex (MA) UCLA (PhD)
Courses you teach (other than DHC): AMS 1C, AMS
110, ENL 19, ENL 101, ENL 104A, ENL 104C, ENL 139, ENL 117,
ENL 149, IST 8B, NAC 198
Dr. Brenda Schildgen
Hello! My name is Brenda Deen Schildgen. I am a Professor
and director in the department of Comparative Literature.
I do research in the field of Medieval Studies. The reason
I decided to teach a DHC course was because I like to teach
lower-division students. In addition, I believe that the
best way to get to know an Instructor is to have small classes.
I look forward to meeting you and hope to see you in my
office!
Where were you born? London, England
Do you have any pets? No
How many languages do you speak? French,
Spanish, Italian, English
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Italy
What is your favorite country to visit? Italy
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
One half-brother
What undergrad college did you attend?
University of Wisconsin
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest?
English, History, French, Spanish, Italian. Hardest: Botany
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
Indiana University
Courses you teach (other than DHC): Fairy
Tales and Fables; COMP. LIT.
1-3; Comp. Lit. 164 (Medieval Literature), Comp. Lit. 6
(Myths and Legends), Grad. Seminar in Comp. Lit., Comp.
Lit. 53B (Indian Literature); Comp. Lit. 154 (African Literature);
Comp. Lit. 180 (Historical Fiction); English/Bible as Literature;
Medieval Studies 130.
Dr. Wendy Terry
Hello! My name is Wendy Terry. I am a Lecturer in the department
of Religious Studies. I do research in the field of Christian
Spirituality. The reason I decided to teach a DHC course
was because the small sections made up of students who wanted
to engage in the material more carefully intrigued me. In
addition, I believe that the best way to get to know an
Instructor is to talk to them. I look forward to meeting
you and hope to see you in my office!
Where were you born? Mississippi
What is your favorite color? Red
Do you have any pets? Yep, 4 cats (all rescued
and lovely)
What is your favorite movie? The princess bride
How many languages do you speak (please name)? French
What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Butter
pecan
What is your favorite food to eat? Bean burritos
Where is your favorite place to vacation? Ireland
What is your favorite country to visit? Ireland
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
2 brothers, 2 sisters
What undergrad college did you attend?
UC Davis
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? My favorites were religious studies
and linguistics. The most challenging was Greek.
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
UC Davis and graduate Theological union
Courses you teach (other than DHC): various
religious studies courses
Dr. Jessica Utts
Hello! My name is Jessica Utts. I am a Professor in the
Department of Statistics, and Director of the DHC. I do
research in the field Statistics Education and in Statistics
related to Parapsychology, the study of psychic phenomena.
The reason I decided to teach a DHC course was because I
love the program and the students in it! I believe that
the best way to get to know an Instructor is to stop by
(preferably during office hours or by making an appointment)
and talk about whatever common interests you discover you
have. I look forward to meeting you and hope to see you
in my office!
Where were you born? Niagara Falls, NY
What is your favorite color? Purple
Do you have any pets? Two dogs, Carl and
Tara, both of whom showed up and we couldn't find their
owners! Carl is a Rotweiller (named after the "Good
Dog Carl" books) and Tara is a black lab mix.
What is your favorite movie? I have two
- Foul Play (an old comedy with Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase)
and Enlightment Guaranteed (a low budget German movie, filmed
in Germany and Japan, that no one has heard of!)
How many languages do you speak (please name)?
I wish I could speak more. I am working on Swedish, and
I used to be able to speak French.
What is your favorite ice cream flavor?
Black raspberry, which is hard to find!
What is your favorite food to eat? Papaya
and blueberries (not together)
Where is your favorite place to vacation?
Scotland and closer to home, Sea Ranch (on the coast near
the Sonoma/Mendocino county line)
What is your favorite country to visit?
United Kingdom; I also like New Zealand and Japan
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
Living, one brother and 2 sisters; deceased, one sister
What undergrad college did you attend?
State University of New York at Binghamton, now called Binghamton
University (but still a State University of New York campus)
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Favorite subject was Psychology.
I had a double major in Math and Psychology, the combination
of which led me to go to graduate school in Statistics.
Hardest was English Literature. I could never figure out
how to write papers that satisfied the professors!
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
Penn State
Courses you teach (other than DHC): It
differs each year, but Statistics 10, 13, 13V and 390 are
most typical; I also teach in the Integrated Studies Program,
a course called "Testing Psychic Claims: From Séances
to Statistics"
Web site: http://anson.ucdavis.edu/~utts
Dr.
D.R. Wagner
Hello! My name is D.R. Wagner. I am a lecturer in the
department of Environmental Design. I do research in the
field of light-reactive materials. The reason I decided
to teach a DHC course was because I've always wanted to
work with a smaller group in this class which is usually
over 200 students. In addition, I believe that the best
way to get to know an Instructor is to interact on a personal
level. I look forward to meeting you and hope to see you
in my office!
Where were you borm? Niagara Falls, NY
What is your favorite color? Depends on
the time of year -but usually blue or blue-greens
Do you have any pets? A dog and a cat.
I used to have a lot of birds but no longer. They died in
an epidemic.
What is your favorite movie? I like Terrry
Gilliams films and also love Buckaroo Banzi and Blade Runner
What is your favorite ice cream flavor?
Black Walnut
What is your favorite food to eat? saba
shio-yaki (mackerel)
Where is your favorite place to vacation?
I have not had a vacation in almost twenty years.
What is your favorite country to visit?
I love Spain - Catalan
Do you have any siblings, how many (brothers/sisters)?
3 sisters - 2 brothers
What undergrad college did you attend?
Saint Mary's, Moraga
What was your favorite subject in college, what
was your hardest? Humanities (Favorite) and Hardest....any
math class.
What graduate school(s) did you attend?
John F. Kennedy University - MFA in Fibers-Mixed Media art
Courses you teach (other than DHC): des
40 a - Des 40B - Design 14 design drawing - Design 15, media
studio, Desing 1, intro to design and visual culture - I've
also taught graduate seminars and various textile courses.
Web site: http://www.drwagnernet.com/
also http://www.treefullofowls.com
(that's my band site. I make music professionally.)
