Scholars @ Work

Brad joined Park in 2011 as dean of the College of Management. He has received two Fulbright Specialist Program awards (2003, 2007), has authored or co-authored 12 books, 5 chapters, and more than 39 refereed articles and conference papers and 25 other publications and conferences. Additionally, he has been very involved negotiating international relationships with over fourteen global programs in a dozen countries.

Glenn has taught Park University students since 2011, in classes like first-year writing, British and American literature surveys, creative writing, and more. His professional and research interests include composition and creative writing pedagogies, response to student writers, ungrading, reader-response theory, narrative theory (especially point-of-view and free indirect discourse), online writing instruction, and contemporary American fiction.

Alivia has been teaching various courses at Park University, including Introduction to Psychology, Social Psychology, Statistics for Social Sciences, and more, since 2022. Her research interests focus on the causes and consequences of how people think about politically and socially-relevant issues. Her work in political and social cognition falls into two overlapping areas: 1) communication complexity and 2) political symmetry vs. asymmetry.