Members

George has been teaching and guiding Fly Fishing since age 18. He has coached the US Youth and Adult Fly Fishing Teams, written several best-selling fly-fishing books, and is a frequent contributor to Fly Fisherman Magazine and other national fly-fishing publications.

I am interested in the cultural, environmental and social factors that influence individual and societal-level health; particularly how the arts, especially music, nature, social justice and inequality affect the health of individuals and their communities.

Joanna teaches in the Undergraduate Nutrition and Dietetics Program and uses kinetic modeling to investigate the tissue-specific metabolism of dietary bioactive components in humans. She has training in micronutrient metabolism, clinical nutrition, and kinetic modeling.

My research interests focus on biodiversity conservation, sustainable community development, and nature-based tourism. I explore these themes through the lenses of environmental anthropology, the anthropology of tourism, and conservation psychology.

Oversees the college's Communications & Marketing, Information Systems & Services, and Facilities functions. 

My research focuses on corporate social responsibility, sustainability, internationalization, diversification, franchising, and top management team from the strategic perspective.

Francisco Javier López Frías  researches sports ethics and human enhancement, but is also interested in political philosophy, normative ethics, and applied ethics. 

Marc McCann's priority is to prepare undergraduate students for internships and careers in human services via coursework (455, 490, 495A, 495B) and connections with alumni and other professionals in the field.

Skylar is the academic adviser for the Shaver's Creek and RPTM undergraduate programs.

Colby is primarily responsible for course scheduling, processing enrollment forms/grade changes, final exams, course substitutions, classroom reservations, degree audits, transcripts, & securing textbooks.

David Vandenbergh's research group is interested in finding better ways to identify the genetic components of addiction-related behaviors.