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Patrizia Lombardi Acerra, MA, MPS, is a professional stage director and producer who serves as a Staff Advisor at SNL. She is founder of P.L. Acerra Consultants, which specializes in non-profit consulting, and is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers. Email: pacerra@depaul.edu|
LL 140 Writing Workshop
LL 155 Critical Thinking
AI 170 Creativity and Entrepreneurship
AI 258 Global Movements in Theatre
Joe Aceto worked more than 25 years in management at the Internal Revenue Service, serveing most recently as Director for Intergovernmental Relations and Disclosure. He has a Masters in Public Administration/Urban Studies from the University of Akron (Ohio). Email: joebea3@gmail.com
FA 212 Conflict, Work Performance and Empowering Employees
Gaylon Alcaraz is an activist, organizer and champion of human rights. She is a founding board member of Affinity Community Services, a community organization that advocates for the rights of black lesbian and bisexual women in Chicagoland. She serves on the board of Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health and the Midwest Access Project. For more than 10 years, she has worked on behalf of sexual minority women, anti-violence, gender equity, health prevention, reproductive rights, as well as race and culture issues. Email: gtoppsal@depaul.edu
Sue Alderson-Castaneda has worked in human relations for more than 20 years, focusing in business ethics, cultural competency, workplace diversity, conflict management, communication, and team building. She is president of Diversity America. Email: salderso@depaul.edu
Carolyn Allen received her Master of Arts in Gerontological Counseling from the Adler School of Professional Psychology and her BA through SNL. Email: callen12@depaul.edu
AI 320 Memoir Writing: Constructing Meaning from Life Experience
SW 232 Dimensions of Aging: Changing Identities
Marisa Alicea, Professor; Dean
Carolyn Allen is a member of the SNL Part-Time faculty. Email: callen12@depaul.edu
Andrew Allo has worked more than 35 years in conservation. He is head of the Department for Environmental Sciences and Water Resources Management at the Bamenda University of Science and Technology, Bamenda, Cameroon . He is also president of the Environmental Defense and Consumer Interest Forum and has completed numerous consultancies for the UN, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), and USAID. Email: dr_allo_snl@yahoo.com
Susan Alvarado received her JD from DePaul University, College of Law, and earned her BA degree from SNL. She currently sits on the Labor and Employment Law Committee of the Chicago Bar Association. Email: salvarad@depaul.edu
HC 263 Civil Rights: Forces & Counterforces Shaping American Society
Luz Amigorena has been a marketing and branding manager in advertising, building systems, and aerospace industries. She has an MBA from LeMoyne College. Email: Luz.Amigorena@cox.net
Lisa Anderson-Shaw is Director of the Ethics Consult Service at University of Illinois Medical Center. Her MSN is from Indiana University, MA from Loyola University - Chicago and DrPH from the University of Illinois. She has written extensively on ethical issues and taught organizational ethics and health policy. Email: lkas@uic.edu
Louis Aquila holds a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology and has been an adjunct associate professor of mathematics at DePaul University since 1973. He has significant business experience and is deeply committed to excellence in teaching and opening minds to the beauty of mathematics and lifelong learning. Email: laquilaj@yahoo.com
Beth Ardolino, MPM, PMP, is principal developer and instructor for the Project Management Certificate Program and PMP Exam Review in the Management Development Center of Continuing and Professional Education. She holds a Masters Degree with distinction in Project Management from Keller Graduate School and is working on her doctoral program in organization and management with a specialization in project management. Email: eardolin@depaul.edu
DCM 302 Project Management: Design and Assessment
Rebecca Armstrong has graduate degrees from the University of Chicago Divinity School, where her focus was on ethics and the history of religions, Meadville-Lombard (Unitarian seminary) where she received her Masters of Divinity and Chicago Theological Seminary where she earned her doctorate studying personal spirituality in relation to one’s environment. Email: rarmstr1@depaul.edu
AI 209 Ethics and Indentity: The Pressure of Institutions on the Behavior of Individuals
AI 220 The Power of Thought and Emotion in Personal Experience
AI 335 MidSummer Rituals: Science and Myth
HC 113 MidWinter Rituals
HC 220 World Religions and Interfaith Dialogue
LL 302 Externship: Nature: The Whole is Bigger than the Sum of Its Parts
LLS 440 Living Your Values: Define, Defend, Deliver (SNL Graduate Programs)
Ramiro J. Atristain is Vice President of Capital Management and Funding at BMO Harris Bank. He has lectured and taught internationally. His MBA, with an emphasis in Finance, is from Illinois Institute of Technology. Email: ramiro@atristain.com
HC 209 Using Financial Information
Anghesom Atsbaha studied at the University of Asmara, Africa and received his Master of Arts degree through SNL. He earned his doctorate at National Louis University and has taught at SNL since 1992. Email: aatsbaha@depaul.edu
AI 108 International Relations: Weapons, Wars & World in Turmoil
HC 154 Race and Ethnic Relations
Osofo Kwesi Atta earned his B.A. in English from Winston-Salem State University and his M.Div. from Duke University. He received post-graduate certification as a Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor from the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education. He facilitates education of ministers for critical reflection of listening skills, action-reflection-action ministry, crisis intervention and conceptual frameworks of ministry interventions. Email: oatta@depaul.edu
LL 155 Critical Thinking