Faculty
The faculty of the School of Sciences for 2012-2013 are:
- Sister Agnes Alich, O.S.B., Ph.D. (Professor Emerita, Chemistry)
- Laurie Anderson, M.A. (Instructor, Psychology)
- William Battinich, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Psychology)
- Aileen Beard, Ph.D. (Professor, Chemistry)
- Sister Edith Bogue, O.S.B., Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Sociology)
- Greg Bown, B.S. (Assistant Instructor, Biology)
- Gerald Cizadlo, Ph.D. (Professor, Biology)
- Mary Alice Carlson, M.A. (Instructor, Psychology)
- Sister Margaret Clarke, O.S.B., Ph.D. (Professor Emerita, Physical Science)
- Kelsey M. Dawson, M.S. (Instructor, Chemistry)
- Darryl Dietrich, Ph.D. (Professor, Psychology)
- Angela Hauger, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Psychology; Director, Gerontology Minor)
- Gerald Henkel-Johnson , Psy.D., L.P. (Associate Professor and Chair, Psychology & Sociology)
- Robert Hensley, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Psychology)
- Donna Kirk, M.A. (Instructor, Mathematics)
- Bret Johnson, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Chemistry)
- Jennifer Maki, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Chemistry)
- Lawrence McGahey, Ph.D. (Professor, Chemistry)
- Victoria Olsen, M.S. (Instructor, Biology)
- Karen Petersen, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Psychology)
- Luther Qson, Ph.D. (Associate Professor and Chair, Mathematics)
- Lynne Raschke, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Physical Science)
- Guanshen Ren, Ph.D. (Professor, Mathematics)
- Michael Robinson, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Physical Science)
- Scott Seagroves (Instructor, Physical Sciences)
- Anne Scherer, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Biology)
- Debra Schroeder, Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Psychology)
- Sister Donna Schroeder, O.S.B., Ph.D. (Associate Professor, Biology)
- Paul Stein, Ph.D. (Professor and Chair, Chemistry & Physical Science)
- Kara Thoemke, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Biology)
- Timothy Trygstad, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Chemistry)
- Douglas Walton, Ph.D. (Associate Professor and Chair, Biology)
- Jane Wattrus, M.S. (Instructor, Biology)
- Dan Westholm, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Biology)
Adjunct Faculty, Fall Semester 2012 are:
- Teresa Aldach, (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Brenda Bergman, Ph.D. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Gary Boelhower (Adjunct Instructor, Gerontology)
- Rosemary Capocci, Ph.D. (Adjunct Instructor, Sociology)
- Robert (Chris) Cherry (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Janice Crede (Adjunct Instructor, Sociology)
- Kevin Dawson (Adjunct Instructor, Chemistry)
- Elizabeth Fait (Adjunct Instructor, Gerontology)
- Laura Hodapp, B.S. (Assistant Instructor and Lab Supervisor, Chemistry)
- Scott Lucas, Ph.D. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Dina Morrison, M.A. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Barbara Montee, M.S. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- John Paul, Ph.D. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Dawn Peterson, M.S. (Adjunct Instructor and Lab Supervisor, Chemistry)
- Dory Pohl, M.S.Ed. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
- Kyle Roskoski, M.S. (Adjunct Instructor, Mathematics)
- Gina Seppo, M.S.Ed. (Adjunct Instructor, Psychology)
The School of Sciences welcomes Dr. Aileen Beard as Dean.
The College of St. Scholastica will offer both B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) and B.S. (Bachelor of Science) degrees in Chemistry and Psychology beginning Fall 2008.
The B.A. format provides students the basic foundations of each discipline and the flexibility needed for study abroad, earning a second major or a minor, and exploring a wider range of the liberal arts.
The B.S. format provides a more detailed study of topics within the major field, opportunity for research experiences, yet remains grounded in the liberal arts education which characterizes graduates of St. Scholastica. The B.S. format is especially suited for students seeking entry-level employment or advanced degrees in their discipline.
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degrees in Chemistry and Psychology will be awarded for the first time in May 2009.
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