Meet Our Faculty

Our faculty wants great things for you – and you'll senese that from the moment you start at UDM. Nearly 90 percent of our faculty holds a Ph.D. or terminal degree, and our student-faculty ratio is 13:1. What does this mean to you? It means you'll be working closely with smart, accomplished, dedicated professionals whose first priority is teaching.

Jeanne M. David
Associate Professor of Accounting

“When you finish my accounting class, you’ll take away a better understanding of what numbers mean—for one thing, that they’re not golden.”
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R.Gerard Albright, S.J.
Professor of Biology

“I’m not buried doing research in the back of my lab. So you’ll know me well and I’ll know you well.”
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Mark R. Schumack
Professor of Mechanical Engineering

“When you’re done, I’ll ask you to look back to the first week of class and see how much you’ve grown.”
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Judith Mouch, RSM
Assistant Professor of Nursing

“You’re going to come away with a sense of how important your role as an advocate is.”
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Patricia A. Rouen
Assistant Professor of Nursing

“When you’re done, I’ll ask you to look back to the first week of class and see how much you’ve grown.”
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David R. Koukal
Associate Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Honors Program at UDM

“What philosophy does for you is bring you into contact with the most fundamental questions that human beings can ask.”
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Gregory D. Sumner
Professor of History

“History isn’t name and dates, but flesh and blood people just like you, and you’re standing on their shoulders.”
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Isaiah McKinnon
Associate Professor of Education

“My favorite part about teaching you is seeing the light go on for you.”
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Victoria L Mantzopoulos
Associate Professor of Political Science; Director, Pre-Law Program

“If math terrifies you, you’ll find you were overly anxious for no reason in my Statistics class.”
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Gilbert Sunghera, S.J.
Assistant Professor of Architecture

“You'll think about things you may never have thought of before about public space and sacred space.”
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