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Faculty at SHS Wilmington
The School of Human Services has qualified professors who encourage those returning to school after an absence of academic life to embrace the principles of Humanics, community partnership, and academic excellence to achieve social and economic justice. SHS professors respect the knowledge and work experience each adult student brings to the classroom because it creates a positive atmosphere allowing everyone to learn from each other. |
Kathy Kulakowski, Assistant Professor M.B.A., 2001, Eastern University, School of Businessn M.S.W., 1990, Temple University, School of Social Administration B.A., 1988, Neumann College, Psychology Areas: Mental Health Counseling, Crisis Intervention, Program Planning kkulakow@spfldcol.edu (302) 658-5720 |
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Joel W. Littlejohn, Assistant Professor Ph.D., 1980, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Department of Vocational Education Ed.S., 1980, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Department of Educational Leadership M.A., 1973, Western Michigan University, at Kalamazoo Department of Counseling and Personnel B.S., 1971, Western Michigan University, at Kalamazoo Department of Business Education Areas: Vocational Education, Administration and Supervision, Counseling and Personnel, Business Education jlittlejohn@spfldcol.edu (302) 658-5720 |
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Kwabena A. Nuamah, , Assistant Professor Ph.D., 2001, Temple University, Department of African American Studies M.S.S., 1990, Brymar College, Department of Social Work and Social Research M.L.S.P., 1991, Brymar College, Department of Social Work and Social Research M.A., 1976, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Department of History Areas: Political Economy, World Politics, Law and Social Policy, Multiculturalism and African American Experience knuamah@spfldcol.edu (302) 658-5720 |
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John Roland, Assistant Professor M.Ed., 1993, Springfield College, Education Administration, Department of Education B.S., 1983, American International College, Department of Political Science Areas: Community Projects, Issues in Research, Spirituality jroland@spfldcol.edu (302) 658-5720 |
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Kenya K. Tyson, Assistant Professor J.D., 1998, Widener University School of Law B.A., 1995, Winston Salem State University, Political Science Areas: Composition, Justice Studies, Ethnic Studies, and World Politics ktyson@spfldcol.edu (302) 658-5720 |