Montgomery County Community College: Recent Episodes
Montgomery County Community College
Sanket Desai
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2016-2017. Currently, Instructor in History.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Dr. Loretha Moore
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2016-2017. Currently, Senior Lecturer in Biology.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Dr. Aaron Shatzman
Dean of Social Sciences.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Rose Makoske
Director of Equity Diversity and Inclusion.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Natalia Griga
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2018-2019. Currently, Instructor in Dental Hygiene.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
La Toya Kitchens
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2017-2018. Currently, College-wide Advisor.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Sherita Rooney
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2017-2018. Currently, College-wide Advisor.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Dr. Hector Mera Couto
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2019-2020. Currently, Lecturer in Mathematics.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Paul Johnson
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2012-2013. Currently, Assistant Professor in Marketing/Management.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Dr. Stephanie Nnadi
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2016-2017. Currently, Instructor in Biology.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Chera Watson
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2018-2019. Currently, Instructor in Mass Media Studies & Production.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Damon Gray
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2018-2019. Currently, Instructor in Finance.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Jeslin Mathew
Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2018-2019. Currently, Instructor in Communication Studies.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.
Dr. Fran L. Lassiter
First Faculty Diversity Fellow from academic year, 2008-2009. Currently, Associate Professor of English.
Montgomery County Community College is committed to collecting, preserving, and creating accessible personal accounts of the Faculty Diversity Fellowship program for future generations. The Faculty Diversity Fellowship program provides BIPOC scholars in the early stages of their careers with the opportunity to develop their teaching skills at MCCC while they continue to work on or complete their terminal-level degrees. This oral history projects dives into the research, knowledge, and commitment to excellence from individuals in the program.