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Dr. Howard Ebert
As a professor of theology, Dr. Howard Ebert teaches a variety of courses including Introduction to Theology; Providence, Suffering and Evil; and Who is Jesus? His research interests focus on contemporary Catholic theology and the problem of evil. He is deeply interested in studying religion and its impact on individual and communal lives. For the past seven years, Dr. Ebert has been the associate dean for the humanities and fine arts and director of the Master of Theological Studies program. An alumnus of St. Norbert, Dr. Ebert and his wife, Patty, enjoy running and reading when they are not watching their three girls play soccer. |
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Ms. Cindi Barnett
With degrees in sociology and college student personnel administration, Cynthia Barnett, assistant dean for campus life, is involved with a large number of college-based activities. Among them she serves as an adviser for the First Year Experience program and the Women’s Center, and as an academic adviser. Cindi has stayed with the college for 30 years because she’s been given the opportunity to work directly with and really get to know students on an individual basis. She feels that students are what it’s all about. |
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Dr. Kristee Boehm
Kristee Boehm was an assistant professor in modern languages and literatures from 1994 to 2004 and is excited to return to St. Norbert after spending the past four years as a lecturer in the department of Spanish and Portuguese studies at the University of Washington in Seattle. She has taught all levels of Spanish language and literature, and has recently been working on a project with the Instituto Cervantes in Spain to adopt their online language courses for use with U.S. college students. She is looking forward to returning to the St. Norbert community and to the opportunity to work closely with students while exploring issues of culture, language, identity and service to others. Dr. Boehm enjoys sports and the outdoors, and loves spending time with her Labrador retrievers. |
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Mr. Corday Goddard
Corday Goddard, assistant dean for student development, believes that his job is to be an advocate for students living on campus, and he takes very seriously the responsibility to provide them with a safe, comfortable, fun living experience. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in educational administration, he has been an eager participant in many areas of campus. His goal is that St. Norbert students are changed by their experience here, that they connect to their communities in such a way that their communities are changed by their involvement, and that they learn enough that each one of them leaves us ready to change the world. |
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Dr. Bradford Ellis
As a professor of modern languages and literatures, Dr. Ellis teaches Spanish at all levels, serves as discipline coordinator, and specializes in Spanish Golden Age literature. His research interests include Miguel de Cervantes, Morisco culture, and subversion and identity transgression in Counter-Reformation Spain. Dr. Ellis is an avid tennis player and fan, a collector of vintage comic books, and is passionate about life-long learning and self-discovery through language, culture and literature. |
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Ms. Julie Massey
Julie Donovan Massey ’87 loved St. Norbert College so much she just had to come back! A native of Whitefish Bay, Wis., Julie moved to Chicago, where she earned her master’s in divinity at Loyola Chicago. She returned to St. Norbert in 1998 to work with Campus Ministry, and currently directs both Campus Ministry and the Program of Faith, Learning & Vocation. Julie and her husband are the parents of three fabulous daughters. Their family lives close enough to campus that you might run into them, and their beloved, barking golden retriever, as you go for a run or enjoy an afternoon of rollerblading. |
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Dr. Stuart Korshavn
As a social psychologist, Dr. Stuart Korshavn is interested in how we think about other people. For example, how we form first impressions and how we are limited by our stereotypes. He is also interested in how we influence other people through pressures to conform, demands for obedience and the exercise of leadership, as well as how we interact with other people in relationships based on liking, loving, helping and hurting.
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Ms. Shelly Mumma
With degrees in communications and student affairs, and currently in pursuit of a Ph.D. in leadership studies, Shelly Mumma has been working in student affairs for more than 15 years assisting students with their learning both inside and outside the classroom. She believes that, as young adults, it’s important for students to understand the immense change that will be happening in their lives over the four years that they attend college. Shelly enjoys working with students as they learn, grow and change towards becoming the person that they want to be. |
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Dr. Joy Pahl
As a professor of business, Dr. Joy Pahl focuses on the areas of strategic management and the globalization process. More specifically, she is interested in learning how the acceleration of cross-cultural trade affects industries, companies and workers, and how one can effectively work within and manage culturally diverse and geographically dispersed organizations. On a personal note, Dr. Pahl also enjoys sharing her passion for the sport of curling with her students by taking them on an annual curling outing. |
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Mr. Jeff Ritter
Associate professor of business administration and director of academic advisement and first-year initiatives, Mr. Ritter has been teaching and working with students for 25 years at St. Norbert. His position as director allows him to work with students outside of the classroom, helping them to identify and achieve their personal and academic goals. He is committed to the personal, spiritual and intellectual development of his advisees and students. Jeff is an avid bicyclist and enjoys long-distance rides.
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