Faculty offer their last piece of advice before retiring
2016 Academic Affairs Retirement Luncheon
JMU News
SUMMARY: Twenty-seven distinguished faculty members across all disciplines of the university are retiring. Their length of service to JMU range from five to 48 years! Before they officially become emeritus professors, we asked them to tell us about the changes at JMU and why they teach, and if they have a last piece of advice for their students. Thank you to all of our retiring faculty!
Why they teach:
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Last piece of advice to students:
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Thank you to all of our retiring faculty!
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Dr. David Brakke, dean of the college of science and mathematics, professor of biology, professor of geology and environmental science
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Dr. Judith A Dilts, associate dean of the college of science and mathematics, professor of biology
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Dr. Phillips B. DuBose, professor of management
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Dr. Geoffrey Egekwu, professor of ISAT
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Kathryn Floyd, instructor of nursing
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Arthur Fovargue, physics lab manager
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Paul Goodall, associate professor of integrated science and technology
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Dr. Patty Hale, professor of nursing
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Dr. Michele Kirkdorffer, associate professor of music
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Dr. Eric Maslen, head of ISAT, professor of ISAT
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Dr. Merle Mast, professor of nursing
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Dr. Robert D. McCashin, professor of music
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Dr. Janice L. Minor, associate professor of music
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Thomas O'Connor, professor of media arts and design
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Dr. Vicky Reed, professor of CSD
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Dr. Diane Riordan, professor of accounting
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Dr. Gary Ritcher, professor of music
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Hilda Taylor, lecturer of nursing
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Dr. M. Kent Todd, associate professor of kinesiology
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Dr. C. Steven Whisnant, head of the physics and astronomy, professor of physics and astronomy
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Thomas Wood, instructor of CIS and business analytics
