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Honors Program
Faculty
Chuck Fisher, M.A.
Chuck teaches composition and literature. He is a graduate
of University of Southern California and University of Northern
Colorado and has taught at Aims since 1986. He is a
member of the Association for Core Texts and Courses (www.coretexts.org). Contact
Chuck Fisher at 339-6520 or chuck.fisher@aims.edu. |
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Richard Hanks, Psy.D.
Richard grew up in
Southern California and received his BA in Experimental Psychology
from the University of California at Santa Barbara. He then
came to Greeley for graduate school and earned a Masters
and a Doctorate in counseling psychology from the University
of Northern Colorado.
Professionally
he is a licensed psychologist and has worked in several
agencies and in private practice. Richard has been a full-time faculty
member at Aims since 2002 and he teaches many of
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Holly Hartwick, M.Ed.,
M.A.
Holly teaches composition,
literature, and humanities. She has worked at Aims full-time
since 1995, but she has been teaching for 27 years. For
additional information or permission to register in Honors
ENG121, contact Holly Hartwick at 336-6426. |
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Tracey Trenam, Ph.D.
Tracey teaches world history and Colorado history. She is a graduate of
Georgetown University and Columbia University, and taught Russian cultural history
in New York City before coming to Aims in 2001. A Fulbright Scholar in
Poland, she was the Colorado E-Learning Consortium’s Educator of the year
in 2008. Contact Tracey Trenam at 339-6216. |
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Rob Umbaugh
Rob is the Associate Dean overseeing the Kiefer Library,
Academic Resource Center, Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction,
the Center for Professional Development, the Faculty Teaching
and Learning Center, Assessment of Learning Outcomes, Learning
Communities, and the Honors program. He is a graduate of
Wartburg College and the University of Iowa, and has been
working in higher education for 10 years.
He taught and
designed curriculum for First Year Experience courses,
and ran Learning Communities programs before coming to
Aims in 2010. Contact Rob Umbaugh at 339-6237.
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Shawna Washam, Ph.D.
Shawna earned a Ph.D. in psychology from Colorado State University
in 1992 and is particularly interested in cognitive neuropsychology,
adult learners, leadership development, and environmental
psychology. She teaches a variety of classes including
General Psychology, Intro to Neuropsychology, Human Growth
and Development, Adjustment, Abnormal, and Child Development,
and is in the process of developing Psychology of Leadership
and Environmental Psychology courses for Aims. Shawna serves
on the Honors Program Committee and is the faculty advisor
for Phi Theta Kappa.
She enjoys yoga and tae kwon do, reading
mysteries, quilting, knitting and crocheting, beading,
camping, and traveling when she can. She and her husband
have two children and one Jack Russell. |
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For more information contact Honors Program Coordinator Shawna
Washam at (970) 339-6346 or shawna.washam@aims.edu.
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