Bartuccio graduated from NSU in 1997 after receiving her Doctor of Optometry degree. She then completed her residency in Pennsylvania and joined a private practice in Florida for five years, before returning as faculty to NSU in 2003.
Tag: Faculty Spotlight
Faculty Spotlight: Sandra Brener
Sandra Brener, assistant professor in the Division of Developmental Science for Pediatric Dentistry, had to answer that question. She loves pediatric dentistry so much that she went through the seven year process of fulfilling the requirements to practice dentistry in the U.S. after leaving Argentina in 2002 as a certified dentist there.
Faculty Spotlight: Charles Zelden
When you walk into Charles Zelden’s office, professor in the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences, you walk into his laboratory. No, there are no microscopes, beakers or scales. There are books — his form of equipment.
Faculty Spotlight: Marguerite bryan
Marguerite Bryan, associate professor at the Criminal Justice Institute, received her Ph.D. in sociology from John Hopkins University. She chose sociology because she liked the approach that the specialty offered — and she still does.
Faculty Spotlight: James Cannady
“Any life that is well lived is one where you’ve left a positive mark. I have no idea what my mark will be when I’m gone, but I hope that maybe things will be a little better than when I got here. That’s all any of us can hope for,” said James Cannady, Ph.D., professor in the Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences.
Faculty Spotlight: Neil Katz
“I try to embody the principles and techniques of both nonviolence and constructive conflict resolution in my personal relationships as well as my business relationships. The material we teach in conflict resolution and negotiations can be used many times every day of one’s life,” Katz said.
Faculty Spotlight: Andrea Shaw
Inspiration can be a two-way street in the classroom and for Andrea Shaw, Ph.D., assistant director of the division of humanities and associate professor in the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences, it definitely is.
Faculty Spotlight: Peter Finley
“I look back on it and I’m glad we had the courage to make that decision at that time. I was 30 years old and that was a hard decision to just sell the house and start all over again. There was a lot of uncertainty to it, but I’m glad and I’m happy to be here as a result,” Finley said.
Faculty Spotlight: Tamara White
Tamara White, Ph.D, professor at NSU’s Center for Psychological studies lives in Las Vegas, but flies to Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando, Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville every month to teach courses in the counseling program at NSU — that’s how rare her expertise is.
Faculty Spotlight: Linda Sobell
Linda Carter Sobell, Ph.D., professor at the Center for Psychological Studies (CPS) is also the director of the Healthy Lifestyles Guided Self–Change Program at NSU and the associate director of clinical training.