UNA professors give advice for new, returning students
August 24, 2015
“Put in the work, show up for class, take notes and do the assignments on time. Get to know your professors. We get paid to help you.”
Matthew Barlow
Assistant Professor, Public History
“Challenge yourselves. This is the time you can take chances and make mistakes.”
Tim Collins
Chair, Department of
Politics, Justice and Law
“Take advantage of all the opportunities you will be presented
with in college.”
Cynthia Burkhead
Chair, English Department
“Keep a schedule. Look at it every hour of every day.”
Ian Loeppky
Director, Choral Activities
“Come to class. You’ll be surprised how much you don’t pick up on if you don’t come to class.”
Jim Martin
Professor, Journalism
“Stay ahead. Don’t get behind in your reading. If you wait until the last minute, you aren’t going to comprehend it.”
Stephanie Mohr
Instructor, Nursing
“If you find yourself getting behind, ask for help.”
Sandra Loew
Professor, Counselor Education
“Get a lot of sleep. Manage your time well enough to get a good night’s sleep.”
Linda Armstrong
Professor, Elementary Education