Faculty & Staff Directory
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Jeri Berryman, MSN, RN Professional Instructor 270, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6830 jberryma@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means discovering a student for who they are, where they come from, how they interact and what they know; actively listening to their thoughts, comments and concerns; showing respect and patience; discovering and highlighting strengths, while developing the weaknesses through a plan for progress; creating a love for knowledge to promote lifelong learning. Why? We want to support the... Read More
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Patricia Clayburn, MSN, RN Clinical Assistant Professor 175, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6833 pclayburn@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means taking the time to build relationships with students so that I can address their individual needs in a caring and effective way therefore, modeling caring to students.
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Jade Craze, BSN, RN Professional Instructor 186, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6846 jcraze@ashland.edu |
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Tracy Crum Professional Instructor 190, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6837 tcrum@ashland.edu |
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Melessa Starnes Damoff, MSN, RN Professional Instructor 173, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6804 mdamoff@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means to embrace the diversity of each student, assist each student to maximize their potential in the academic setting, recognize their differences and share with one another.
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Brenda DeHaan Clinical Staff 218, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6863 bdehaan@ashland.edu |
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Karen Estridge, DNP, RN Assistant Professor 183, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6876 kestridg@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means providing instruction, support and fostering a positive relationship with each student of Ashland University. These actions include promoting learning through a welcoming classroom environment, teaching professionalism by example and being "real," so students can feel respected by a role model from which to pattern their future.
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Glen Fincher II, Ph.D., CSCS D, NSCA CPT D, ACSM HFS, ACSM EIM-2 Associate Professor 252, Rybolt Sports Sciences Center 419.289.5450 gfincher@ashland.edu |
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Holly Finks, MSN, RN, LSN Director, School Nurse Licensure 132, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6868 hfinks@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means that every individual I encounter deserves my focused attention and assistance. Any stumbling blocks that surface turn into "How can we together create possibility."
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Jodie Flynn, MSN, RN, SANE-A, D-ABMDI Director - Undergraduate Programs 112, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6808 jflynn@ashland.edu |
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Wanda Franklin, Ph.D., RN Assistant Professor 177, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6841 wfrankli@ashland.edu |
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Randall F. Gearhart Jr., Ph.D., CSCS, FACSM Professor and Chair, Department of Health Sciences, Doctoral Graduate Faculty, Exercise Science Undergraduate Program Coordinator, Applied Exercise Science Graduate Program Coordinator 245, Rybolt Sports Sciences Center 419.207.6198 rgearhar@ashland.edu |
Dr. Randy Gearhart, professor and the chair of health sciences department, joined Ashland University in 2003. His areas of expertise include exercise and sports. He holds a B.S. in natural science from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a M.S. and Ph.D. in exercise physiology from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine and a certified strength and conditioning... Read More
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Laura Gilmore, MSN, RN Clinical Assistant Professor 274, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6835 lgilmore@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means taking the time to get to know each student individually, finding out what their goals are and what helps them learn so they can achieve their goals.
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Dennis Gruber, Ed.D., AT, ATC Professional Instructor 241, Rybolt Sports Sciences Center 419.289.5446 dgruber@ashland.edu |
Dr. Dennis M. Gruber, professional instructor and program director for athletic training, joined Ashland University in 2003. His areas of expertise include acute and chronic pain and qualitative research. He holds a B.S. in education from Youngstown State University an M.S. from Ohio University and an Ed.D. in curriculum studies from Georgia Southern University. He is a site visitor and review team member for... Read More
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Carrie Grund, BSN, RN Clinical Staff 187, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6848 cgrund@ashland.edu |
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Faye Grund, Ph.D, APRN-BC Dean & Administrative Officer 113, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6802 fgrund@ashland.edu |
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Christy Heid, MSN, RN, OCN, CNE Clinical Assistant Professor 278, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6821 cheid@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means that each student matters - their educational needs, learning styles, past experiences and future aspirations. When we consider all of these things in each course, it allows us to embrace the community of learning.
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Juanita Reese Kline, Ph.D., RN, CNS Chair, Associate Professor 210, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6811 jkline6@ashland.edu |
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Laura Kruger Professional Instructor 239, Rybolt Sports Sciences Center 419.207.6186 lkruger@ashland.edu |
"Accent on the Individual" means connecting with each student, personalizing content and learning and providing opportunities for each student to become successful.
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Valerie Kuenkele, MSN, RN, WHNP-BC Clinical Assistant Professor 185, College of Nursing & Health Sciences 419.521.6879 vkuenkel@ashland.edu |