Tiffany Tillman has been an instructor in the Department of Law & Justice Studies since 2011. She earned both her M.S. in Criminal Justice, and B.S. in Criminal Justice from Saint Joseph’s University ...
An Alumnus of Rowan, B.A. '15 in Performing Arts (Voice), Will is the college's Media Specialist assisting with Edelman College's photography and video needs, flyer/poster designs, and website ...
Dr. John Feaster, who joined the dean's office in July 2025, has been teaching at Rowan since 2010. He has published research on the roles communication technology plays in interpersonal communication ...
Dr. Cypher is a Full Professor in the department of Communication Studies, where she has been teaching since 2000. She is also the Coordinator of the Health and Science Communication program. Joy’s ...
Sara Jarret is a Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI) with accreditation by the Association of Medical Illustrators. Jarret graduated from a CAAHEP accredited Masters level Medical Illustration Program ...
Adjunct Professor at Rowan University, Director of Esports at Catawba College, and Co-Owner of Esports organization Raleigh Black Flame. Actively speak across the nation on topics such as recruiting ...
Dr. Steiner is coordinator of Rowan University's Sports Communication & Media (Sports CaM) program and Esports Industry & Entertainment Experience certificate. He was born and raised in Philadelphia, ...
Rowan University is a Carnegie-classified national doctoral research institution dedicated to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education.
Andrew Hottle is an art historian whose research focuses on the work of women, with particular emphasis on feminist art of the 1970s. In addition to articles, essays, and book reviews, he has ...
Marie Haughton Flocco earned her MA in Rhetoric and Composition from Carnegie Mellon University and has been teaching college composition since 2001. She joined the Writing Arts faculty at Rowan ...
Megan Atwood (she/her) has been working with story in one capacity or another for over 20 years. She founded an imprint through a publishing company for the young adult audience, worked as an ...
The homo habilis means “handy man”. They generally lived in Africa, specifically Eastern and Southern. They lived 2.4 to 1.4 million years ago. Paleoanthropologists have been unable to determine ...
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