Faculty & Staff

DEL faculty present research at fall conferences

Nov 19, 2020

Faculty in the Division of Education & Leadership have continued to present research at virtual conferences this fall, despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

HEXS instructor to retire after 20 years

May 28, 2020

In more than 20 years as an instructor of both academic and movement arts classes within the Division of Health & Exercise Science, Warren Allen has tried to teach his students to follow their passions…

Division of Health & Exercise Science welcomes Dr. Leanne Cusack

Sep 29, 2020

Meet Dr. Cusack, whose two favorite things are biking and hockey. She even manages to combine them into one epic activity.

Dr. Lin Wu joins Division of Education & Leadership faculty

Sep 28, 2020

Dr. Wu, whose research interests include culturally responsive pedagogy, multicultural teacher education and critical race theory, will be teaching classes in the teacher licensure program.

Visiting Fulbright Scholar nearing end of visit to Division of Education & Leadership

Jun 8, 2020

Since January 2020, WOU has hosted Dr. Alba Lucy Guerrero, a professor at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, in Bogotá, Colombia…

Mary’s Peak: A video celebrating Dr. Mary Bucy’s legacy at WOU

Jun 18, 2020

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Study finds education gap for women undergoing sterilization

Nov 21, 2017

Community health professor Dr. Vala-Haynes shares findings of reproductive rights study.

#icH2Oose: Tales from a social media health campaign

Apr 27, 2018

Community health professor Dr. Emily Lilo shares successes and challenges from a social media health campaign in a rural New Mexico high school.

How HEXS professors are using comic books to teach health

Jul 30, 2018

HEXS professors share their experiences using comics as a teaching tool and presenting their ideas at San Diego Comic-Con.

Online learning and nutrition education

Aug 7, 2018

Initial findings of a systematic review presented by community health professor and grad student at nutrition education conference.

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