Earlier this semester, Voices on Mental Health sent out a survey to the student body asking for professors who were supportive or helpful with their mental illness, disability, or mental health.
Below is a list of all faculty for which at least one student felt their actions towards mental health, disability, and/or mental illness were worthy of recognition. We also want to thank all students who participated in the survey as well.
Mario Solis-Garcia, Economics
Will Mitchell, MSCS
Vasant Sukhatme, Economics(Retired)
Jonathan Hamilton, Educational Studies
Tina Kruse, Educational Studies
Crystal Moten, History
Rosa Rull-Montoya, Spanish and Portuguese
Jaine Strauss, Psychology
Ariel James, Psychology
Kate Reiling, Entrepreneurship
Dennis Cao, Chemistry
Erik Davis, Religious Studies
Kelly MacGregor, Geology
Scott Legge, Anthropology
Matt Burgess, English
Penelope Geng, English
Deb Smith, Sociology
Joan Ostrove, Psychology
Samantha Cakir, Economics
Katrina Phillips, History
Martin Gunderson, Philosophy
Andrea Kaston-Tange, English
Ruthann Godollei, Art and Art History
Ronald Brisbois, Chemistry
Andrew Beveridge, MSCS
Tom Halverson, MSCS
Zeynep Gursel, International Studies
Laura Smith, Geography
Vittorio Addona, MSCS
Ritsuko Larson, Japanese
Lori Ziegelmeier, MSCS
Pete Ferderer, Economics
Getiria Onsongo, MSCS
Christina Knudson, MSCS(no longer here)
Erik Larson, Sociology
Susan Fox, MSCS
Michael Mcgaghie, Music
Paul Dosh, Political Science
Libby Shoop, MSCS
Paul Cantrell, MSCS
Lin Aanonsen, Biology
Nicholas Schaser, Religious Studies
Christina Manning, Environmental Studies
Sarah West, Economics
Jim Dawes, English
Ben Voigt, English
Holly Barcus, Geography
Wendy Weber, Political Science
Lisa Mueller, Political Science
Amy Sullivan, History
Kristi Fackel, Art and Art History
Brigetta Abel, German Studies
Ashley Nepp, Geography
Leola Johnson, Media and Cultural Studies
Sonia Mehta, Educational Studies
Tiffany Gleason, History
Kristin Heysse, MSCS
Ian Whitehead, MSCS
Margaret Olson, Spanish
Julia Chadaga, German and Russian Studies
Wessam El Meligi, Classical Mediterranean and Middle East
Christina Esposito, Linguistics
Stephanie Farmer, Linguistics
Jim Laine, Religious Studies
Brian Lush, Classical Mediterranean and Middle East
Lian Duan, MSCS Alicia Johnson, MSCS
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