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Liberal Arts Advising Center Staff

Renee Rowland, Director
Applied Studies, Individualized Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Social Work

Emma Hooper, Advisor
Anthropology, Art - Graphic Design, English, Global Studies, History, Visual Art - P-12 Teaching, World Languages and Cultures

Education:

Bachelor of Social Work in Social Work and Master of Science in Human Services from Murray State University

Education:

Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology with a minor in Art History from the University of Southern Indiana. Master of Letters degree in Museum Studies from the University of Aberdeen.

Hobbies:

Cooking, baking, spending time with hubby, and updating home.

Hobbies:

Reading, thrifting, painting, playing Stardew Valley, visiting museums and historic sites, and going on walks.

Favorite Thing about Advising:

Using lessons from The Wizard of Oz to help students navigate their journey.

Favorite Thing about Advising:

Assisting students with their academic four-year plan to help them visualize their timeline for completing their degree.

Will Phillips Mark Razor

Will Phillips, Advisor
Psychology, Social Science (Associates Degree), and Sociology

Mark Razor, Advisor
Art: History, Illustration, Interatice Media Design, Photography, and Studio, Communication Studies, Criminal Justice, Journalism, Public Relations and Advertising, Radio and Television, and Theatre

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Psychology with minor in Interdisciplinary Gerontology from the University of Southern Indiana; currently pursing Master of Business Administration from USI

Education:

Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in English from University of Mississippi and PhD in Higher Education from Indiana State University

Hobbies:

Reading, pickleball, walking, being with others.

Hobbies:

Pickleball and family activities with two, active teen-aged boys

Favorite Thing about Advising:

Connecting with students and helping them along their academic journeys!

Favorite Thing about Advising:

Feeling helpful to students, faculty, and other advisors.