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Honors College Faculty

Simon Tarr, MFA, Ph.D.
Dean, Honors CollegeDean, School of Communication & the Arts

MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

The world is desperate for greatness: greatness in leadership, greatness in business, greatness in government, greatness in education, greatness in the arts, greatness in law, greatness in technology. The Honors College at Regent University seeks to equip students to do great things by providing a unique intellectual, spiritual, and social experience with the capability and commitment to radically change students’ lives, and through them, the world.

This biblically-rich, residential only, curriculum equips students in a collaborative environment to apply the best of Christian, classical, and contemporary thought, utilize analytical skills, and engage in creative problem-solving. The curriculum expands progressively from the individual to the world with a focus on enduring questions and contemporary implications.

We invite you to join this community of scholars as we explore God’s glory revealed in the good, the true, and the beautiful here at Regent.

Simon Tarr, MFA, Ph.D.
Dean of The Honors College

BE CHALLENGED BY REMARKABLE FACULTY READY TO GUIDE YOU IN REASON AND FAITH

Through mentorship opportunities, research projects, seminars, and class instruction, you will learn from experts who share a passion for greatness that honors God. Regent University faculty members include graduates of Yale, Harvard, Duke, Johns Hopkins and other notable institutions. Nearly 90% hold the highest degree in their field. These capable men and women are award-winning scholars and practitioners who endeavor to prepare students for excellence and success.

Regent University professors mentor students in their specialized areas of interest within academic departments. Below is just a sampling of these distinguished leaders, who represent each of our schools and colleges of study. Learn more about them and the diverse body of knowledge and expertise they provide.

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John Bauer, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, General Education
Michael D. Elam, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, English
Joshua A. Hastey, Ph.D.
Director, M.A. National Security StudiesAssistant Professor
Joel Iliff, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, History
David Impellizzeri, Ph.D.
Assistant ProfessorJournalism & Communication Studies
Jeremy Larson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, English
Molly Lewis, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, English
Micah Mattix, Ph.D.
Professor, English
Joshua McMullen, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Arts & SciencesAssistant Provost for Undergraduate StudiesAssociate Professor, General Education
Andrew J. “A. J.” Nolte, Ph.D.
Director, M.A. International Development, M.A. in Government, Ph.D. in Government, & the Israel InstituteAssociate Professor
William T. Reddinger, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Government & Criminal Justice
Robert F. Schwarzwalder, Jr., Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer, General Education
Simon Tarr, MFA, Ph.D.
Dean, Honors CollegeDean, School of Communication & the Arts

Part-Time Faculty

Cynthia Nicolosi

Adjunct

Instructional Team Member