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Beth Kaufka, Assistant Professor
kaufkab@ncat.edu
Although I was born in Seoul, South Korea, I really hail from the
Detroit area, where I grew up from infancy. As of fall 2007, I am new to
Greensboro and A&T and bring with me a MA in Conflict Resolution from
Portland State University, a MFA (fiction) from Bowling Green State
University, and a wonderful family. I am proud, proud, proud to be an
Aggie! My writing has appeared in various national literary journals and
magazines, and I am a lucky recipient of a 2007 AWP Intro Journals Award
for my fiction. My academic interests include the scholarship of
teaching and learning, reflective writing, interdisciplinary textual
analysis, and all things pertaining to the well-being of oppressed
power-minority groups.
Barbara Pioro,
P.E., Adjunct Associate Professor
pioro@ncat.edu
Barbara Pioro
is an engineer, currently teaching Analytical Reasoning in the
University Studies program. Professor Pioro’s research
interests include: Educational Issues in Science, Mathematics,
Engineering and Technology (SMET); Autonomous learning in life-long
knowledge and skills acquisition; General education and its value
across curricula; The scholarship of teaching; Thinking and problem
solving; Human error; Human information processing; Human
performance in complex systems.
Tanya Y. Price,
Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor
typrice@nat.edu
Tanya Y.
Price earned her Ph.D. in Social/Cultural Anthropology from
Indiana University, Bloomington in 1994, teaching Anthropology and
African American Studies at various universities in the Midwest
before coming to NC A&T in 2007. Her research interests include
tracing the relationships between cultures of the African
Diaspora, traditional West African music, and the ramifications
of race, cultural identity and public policy in the Americas and
abroad.
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