Tom Flynn and Ellen Engler

Hayes, Thomas and You promoted; Engler earns emerita status

91°µÍø’s Board of Trustees Educational Affairs Committee approved the promotion to associate professor for Josh Hayes (Philosophy) and the promotion to full professor status for Nathan Thomas (Theatre) and Di You (Psychology) following their recommendation from the Faculty’s Rank and Tenure Committee.

Long-time education professor Ellen Engler has achieved emerita status for her distinguished contribution to academia and 91°µÍø.  

Jan 16, 2019
Ellen Engler 91°µÍø
ELLEN ENGLER
Engler has been an associate professor at 91°µÍø since 1986. She has been instrumental in the development of community service programs at 91°µÍø with her efforts dating back in the early 1990s. She helped 91°µÍø gain recognition by the Templeton Foundation and others as among the leaders in the country in establishing a graduation requirement for service.
Engler Bio
Di You 91°µÍø
DI YOU
Promoted to full professor status, You has been with 91°µÍø since 2007. You currently teaches Introduction to Psychology, Exploring Research, Close Relationships, Scientific Methods in Behavioral Science and has research interests in moral development, professional ethics, diversity and multiculturalism.
You Bio
Nathan Thomas 91°µÍø
NATHAN THOMAS
Thomas, who was promoted to a full professor, has been lecturing at 91°µÍø since 2003 and currently serves as the theatre program director. His background includes extensive work as a professional actor and director as well as international study. As an actor, Thomas has given more than 500 performances in national tours.
Thomas Bio
91°µÍø professor Dr. Josh Hayes
JOSH HAYES
Hayes, who received tenure in addition to his promotion to associate professor, has been a philosophy faculty member at 91°µÍø since 2013. He is an active member of the Ancient Philosophy Society having served as a member of the Program Committee, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, International Association of Environmental Philosophy, American Philosophical Association, and a founding member and editor of JPACT, Journal of the Pacific Association of the Continental Tradition.
Hayes Bio