Robert Currie
Chair
rcurrie@judsonu.edu
847-628-1122 |
Born and raised in the Detroit area, Rob Currie moved to Grand Rapids for college, and St. Louis for graduate school before coming to Judson in 1987. His expertise is in child and adolescent psychology. His professional experience includes working with schizophrenic patients, training parents at a social service agency, counseling runaway teenagers, training cats to run in a maze, and working with young children at preschools in Detroit, St. Louis, and Elgin, IL.
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Rachel Shannon
rshannon@judsonu.edu
847-628-1128 |
Prior to coming to Judson, Rachel Shannon worked in various social service agencies including a drug and alcohol rehabilitation hospital, a Christian counseling agency and as the director of a local Crisis Pregnancy Center.
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Marsha Vaughn
mvaughn@judsonu.edu
847-628-1120 |
Before coming to Judson in 2001, Dr. Vaughn worked as a hospital chaplain and as an addictions counselor. More recently she has worked with non-government organizations (NGOs) in Ghana and Zambia. She spent the fall 2012 semester as visiting faculty at Harlaxton College in England, the British campus of the University of Evansville (Indiana). For the past 2 years she has served as the faculty advisor for Judson’s chapter of International Justice Mission.
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Timothy Johnson
tjohnson@judsonu.edu
847-628-1125 |
Fall 2012 marked Tim Johnson's 25th year of teaching and continued enthusiasm for teaching at a Christian college. Judson offers him many great opportunities to help students integrate the study of the social life of His world with God's Word. Tim and his wife, Jennifer along with their two children, enjoy the Judson community with its many opportunities to meet needs both in the Chicago area and abroad.
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Michael Kilbourne
mikilbourne@judsonu.edu
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Michael J. Kilbourne has been a member of the Carpentersville Police Department since 1989, where he is currently the Deputy Police Chief. Michael graduated from two of the premier Law Enforcement Leadership Programs in the country: Northwestern University's Staff and Command in 2002 and the FBI National Academy in 2009. Michael has taught criminal justice courses at Judson University since 2003.
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