Rev. Daniel B. Shea
Associate Professor of Languages
Education:A.B. Carroll College; M.Div. St Thomas Seminary; M.Ed. Montana State University; Ph. D. Boston College
Areas of research or interests: The Dies Irae: A Texual, Topical, Historical and Metrical Analysis, and traveling abroad with students, faculty and alumni (especially to Rome and Athens)
Phone: 406.447.5506
Email: dshea -is-at- carroll -dot- edu
"With over 30 years at Carroll, I’ve taught in 5 different departments, served as VPSA. As Carroll’s last utility player, I must really like this place or I must really be crazy. You decide."
Don Jacques
Adjunct Professor in Classical Studies (Greek)
Education: M.A. (Classical Languages and Literatures), The University of Chicago
Email: djacques -is-at- carroll -dot- edu
Areas of Research or Interests:
The paedagogy of teaching classical languages and mediation/conflict resolution.
"I love teaching Greek! It’s so rewarding to see students start off not even knowing the alphabet, but within a relatively short time being able to pick up a text and read it. I get a big kick out of seeing the excitement and pride in their eyes, when they come into class and share how what they’ve learned in Greek related to something in another class. Challenging as our work may be, it’s something the students and I both look forward to and thoroughly enjoy!"