A Passion for Teaching I always wanted to be a teacher. I remember being in intermediate school (so about fifth or sixth grade) and just thinking that I loved being there. I loved that one of my teachers had a reading carpet and would have students come up with little
American Honor Members of the general public will soon be getting the first look at a new book by a member of the William Woods University (WWU) History faculty that examines the ideals that guided the foundation of the United States. “American Honor: The Creation of
Dr. Stephen Forsha Assistant Professor of Business; Director of the School of Business and Technology Expertise: Leadership; Executive Leadership and Management; Organizational Behavior/Human Resources; Managerial Ethics; Business Ethics Teaching is a calling and for me, it’s about giving others opportunities to grow academically and as individuals so they can
Dr. Carrie McCray Professor, ASL Interpreting; Associate Dean of Academic Assessment; William Woods alumna (bachelor’s degree and master of education) Expertise: Educational Interpreting, Ethics of Interpreters, Mental Health Interpreting, and Performance Interpreting From Oklahoma to Fulton I’m from a small town in rural Oklahoma, with lots of farmland, two traffic
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