Honors Program Faculty
Administrative Faculty
Dr. Paul Nesselroade, Director
Dr. Paul Nesselroade serves as Director of the Asbury University Honors Program, Professor and Chair of the Asbury Psychology Department, and faculty leader of an annual holocaust-studies tour of central Europe (Holocaust Studies Tour: A Social Science Perspective). His office is in Kinlaw Library, 211A in the Honors Program Suite. Dr. Nesselroade holds a B.S. in Chemistry Education from Asbury University, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from the University of Louisville.Teaches LA265-HN: Measuring the Good Life
Ms. Sally Shelton, Assistant Director
Ms. Sally Shelton serves as Assistant Director of the Asbury University Honors Program, and Adjunct Professor of Education at Asbury University. She holds a B.S. degree in Education from Asbury University and an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction in Mathematics Education from St. Louis University. She has been an educator of middle, high school, and college level mathematics since 1989.Teaching Faculty
Dr. Devin Brown
Professor of EnglishENG265-HN: J. R. R. Tolkien's View of Human Personhood in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
Dr. Linda Stratford
Professor of Art HistoryProfessor of History
Paris Semester Director
ART265-HN: Art and the Search for Meaning
Dr. Julianne Burnett
Assistant Professor of Old TestamentOT265-HN: Image of God and Personhood in the Old Testament
Dr. Daniel H. Strait
Professor of EnglishAssociate Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
ENG265/PS265-HN: The City and the Human Self: Flourishing and Isolation in Metropolis.
Dr. Steve Clements
Associate Professor of Political ScienceChair, Department of Social Science & History
ENG265/PS265-HN: The City and the Human Self: Flourishing and Isolation in Metropolis
Dr. Thomas McCall
Timothy C. and Julie M. Tennent Chair of Theology at Asbury Theological SeminaryTH265-HN: Human Dignity, Depravity, and Destiny
Dr. Brian Shelton
Professor of TheologyDepartment Chair
Wesley Scholar in Residence
TH265-HN: Culture Innovation and Stewardship
Dr. Jim Shores
Program Director for CommunicationsAssociate Professor
COM265-HN: Civil Discourse in the Public Square