Faculty Insights & Resources

Dr. Amie BrayFaculty Insights & Resources

Introducing Rosary College Faculty Member, Dr. Amie Bray

Dr. Amie Bray started her academic career with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics with an Emphasis in Secondary Teaching from the University of Northern Colorado. She then went on to complete both a Master’s of Science and a Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics at Colorado State University. She maintains an active research program in number theory and, as of Fall 2024, teaches Advanced Placement and upper level mathematics courses at Saint Mary’s Academy in Englewood, Colorado.
Joseph PearceFaculty Insights & Resources

Introducing Rosary College Faculty Member, Professor Joseph Pearce

Joseph will be teaching two sections of HUM 101 (online and in-residence): CLASSICAL EPIC AND TRAGEDY. The first of four consecutive courses covering the historical breadth of literature and culture, Classical Epic and Tragedy lays the foundation of the liberal arts by examining the great poetry and drama at the foundation of human storytelling and Western Civilization.
Dr. Elizabeth L’ArriveeFaculty Insights & Resources

Introducing New Rosary College Faculty Member, Dr. Elizabeth L’Arrivee (Political Science PhD, University of Notre Dame)

Dr. Elizabeth L'Arrivee is scheduled to teach an in-residence and online writing course called Elements of Writing for Rosary College this fall, where students will learn the art of communication through the written word. If you are interested in taking either the online writing course or the in-residence writing course, you can register here. Rosary College accepts full-time and part-time students of any age or background, and courses can also be audited (for only 50% of the full tuition cost).
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