One thing that is unique about the communication department here at Olivet is that it has a variety of fields and pathways to choose from. What makes it stand out, however, is the excellent professors that represent these fields and teach multiple types of courses within the department. With that, we thought it would be a good idea to dive into the lives of Professor Bishop, Professor McLaughlin, Professor Patrick-Trippel, and Professor Sarver specifically and give people a glimpse at what they do, as well as their personal experiences here at Olivet.
BPT to a Tee
A look at one of our most experienced comm professors Professor Elizabeth Patrick-Trippel (known by many as “BPT”) is a longtime member of the Communication faculty, and her experience is outweighed only by the passion she has for teaching. With that, we thought it would be especially interesting to find out how she found a…
Mark Bishop: A Jack of All Trades, Master of Fun
Mark Bishop is one of the most well-rounded and interesting members of the Olivet Communication Department. He has traveled across the country and had a hand in most areas of Multimedia both on and off Olivet’s campus.
Dr. Heather McLaughlin: New chair of ONU comm department
One year into the new position as chair of the communication department at Olivet Nazarene University, Dr. Heather McLaughlin continues to love her job. Along with being the head of the comm department, McLaughlin continues her role as a professor at Olivet. This is a role that she loves with a passion. Before teaching she…
Ashley Sarver: Professor and Director
When Jerry Cohagan, a well respected theater director and professor at Olivet Nazarene University retired after many years of teaching and directing, there were some options for someone to fill his position, but the best choice was none other than Ashley Sarver. Ashley Elizabeth Sarver, 28, was born in Lansing, Michigan. Sarver and her family…
About this project:
This project was created by Jonah Hale, Jared Honey, Brady Jones, and Adam Lee as part of a final project for the Multimedia Storytelling class at Olivet Nazarene University.
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