Undergraduate Faculty
Alliant International University attracts a diverse faculty of working professionals with decades of experience helping to prepare students for advanced careers in mental health/psychology, education, business, forensic studies and the law. Undergraduate faculty are often also teaching at the graduate level giving Alliant’s undergraduates a unique perspective in these disciplines within the social sciences.
Undergraduate faculty include:
Miles Beauchamp
Assistant Professor
Research interests: media, writing, and American literature
Wendy Chung
Lecturer
Research interests: cultural systems, and multicultural issues
David Felsen
Program Coordinator
DPhil, 2001; Oxford University
Research interests: international relations, comparative politics, public policy,
regional interests are Europe and Latin America
Dawn Griffin
Director, Undergraduate Psychology Program CSPP
PhD, Forensic Psychology; Alliant International University
Research interests: Developmental psychopathology, Developmental traumatology, Neurological
development, Exploited children – thrown-away, run-away, homeless LGBT youth.
Ute Jamrozy
Assistant Professor
PhD, 1996; Clemson University
Research interests: consumer psychology, sustainable and international marketing
Meenakshi S. Krishnamoorthy
Professor
PhD, 1960; Manchester University
Research interests: quantitative methods and TQM
Rachna Kumar
Professor
PhD, 1994; New York University
Research interests: software process and productivity metrics, transfer of technology
skills to developing cultures, technology synchronization and organizational performance,
technology mediated learning and knowledge retention, technology intervention and
emotional maturity
Judy M. Law
Assistant Professor
Research interests: teaching English to speakers of other languages, French language
and French and Francophone cultures, linguistics and sociolinguistics, onomastics,
Middle Ages literature and history, and Classical Vocal Music: The Art Song and Opera
René M. Naert
Associate Professor
PhD, 1996; Walden University
Research interest: information systems
Hamid Rahman
Professor
PhD, 1987; Syracuse University
Research interest: finance
Dennis Weis
Professor
Research interests: dynamical systems, mathematical physics, mathematics education,
and mathematical finance