• Read more about Alexander Street

Dr. Alex Street grew up in the UK and has a BA from the University of Oxford. He holds a Ph.D. in political science from the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Street studies Comparative and American politics, focusing mainly on political participation. He has published articles about why immigrants naturalize, how voters choose between candidates, how immigrants develop a preference for political parties, and how voter registration laws affect turnout, among other topics. Dr. Street has served as an expert witness in court cases on voting rights in several states.

• Read more about Kevin Stewart

Education: M.F.A. Creative Writing (Fiction), 1996 University of Arkansas; M.A. English, Radford University; B.A. English, Concord University, 1991; B.S. Civil Engineering, Bluefield State College, 1987. Areas of interest and research include: Creative writing (especially fiction), composition, the contemporary American short story, American literature after the Civil War, and Bruce Springsteen.

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• Read more about Patty Spencer

Communication - Adjunct - Communications

• Read more about Eric Spangenberg

Eric Spangenberg, GISP
Adjunct Instructor, Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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• Read more about Mark Smillie, PhD

Dr. William Smillie obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame. His special interests include the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas, philosophical anthropology, ancient and medieval philosophy, environmental ethics, bioethics, and business ethics.

• Read more about Kimberly Shire

Kimberly Shire has an MFA in Directing Theatre for Young Audiences and Costume Design from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. While at UHM, Kimberly served as the Late Night Theatre Artistic Director and as staff reviewer for Hitting The Stage. Kimberly also directed and worked as a teaching artist for Honolulu Theatre For Youth where she was mentored by Dan Kelin in creative dramatics and Eric Johnson in directing.

• Read more about Natalie Chew

Natalie Chew is an Oregon native but has lived in Montana for over 24 years.  She attended classes at both Portland State University and the University of Montana. Natalie played for the
Lady Griz Volleyball team while studying Cell and Molecular Biology.  Natalie has experience in both the public and private business sector. Her husband Christopher is an active duty 1SG with
the Civil Support Team out at Ft. Harrison. After spending almost ten years as a Senior Specialty Sales Representative for Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, she then stayed home to raise their two

• Read more about Elizabeth Sheafor

Elizabeth Sheafor, Biology Instructor a Carroll College. Areas of interest: Physiology, anatomy.

• Read more about Brandon Sheafor

Brandon Sheafor, Ph.D., Department Chair of Biology at Carroll College. Areas of Interest: Physiological ecology of vertebrates, amphibian decline, adaptation to high altitude environments.

• Read more about Shaun Scott

Hi, I'm Dr. Shaun Scott and I am happy to be teaching Computer Science at Carroll College. I worked in IT for 11 years as a network manager and systems analyst before I started teaching Computer Science classes at the undergrad level (MIS, Systems Analysis, Databases. etc.). I finished my BS in Business prior to my IT work. After I started teaching I continued my education with a masters then a doctoral degree in education where my focus was Instructional Technology.