Point Park Welcomes 18 New Full-Time Faculty Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Point Park University welcomes 18 new full-time faculty members for the 2015-16 academic year. These faculty bring their industry expertise and real-world professional experience into the classes they teach. New faculty members listed by their area of expertise include:
Business
- Joseph DeFazio, Ph.D., instructor, business
- Patrick Mulvihill, Ph.D., visiting assistant professor, business
- Ishwari Subedi, MAcc, M.Com, instructor, accounting
Cinema Arts
- Elise D'Haene, Ph.D., visiting artist, cinema arts
- Matt Pelfrey, M.F.A., assistant professor, cinema arts
Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies
- Richard A. Linzer, J.D., visiting associate professor, criminal justice and intelligence studies, and interim director, criminal justice administration program
Dance
- Jim Cooney, visiting artist, dance
- Jennifer Edwards, M.F.A., visiting artist, dance
- Jason McDole, assistant professor, dance
Education
- Tricia Stewart, Ph.D., associate professor, education, and director, Ed.D. in leadership and administration program
- Matt Vogel, Ph.D., assistant professor, special education
Literary Arts
- Jessica McCort, Ph.D., assistant professor, literary arts
Management
- Paige Beal, M.B.A., assistant professor, sports, arts and entertainment management
Natural Sciences and Engineering Technology
- Benjamin Carlucci, M.S., lab instructor, natural sciences and engineering technology
- Brendan Mullan, Ph.D., assistant professor, physics, natural sciences and engineering technology
- Aram Parsa, Ph.D., assistant professor, mechanical engineering technology
Theatre
- Sam Munoz, M.F.A., assistant professor, theatre
- Kimberly Steinhauer, Ph.D., visiting associate professor, theatre
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