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Dr. David Lowry Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Professor of Communication B.S. in Psychology, Abilene Christian University M.S. in Human Relations and Management, Abilene Christian University Ph. D. in College Teaching/Interpersonal Communication, University of North Texas Office: LA 100 Office phone: 405.425.1940 Email: David Lowry
Dr. Lowry is the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. His research interests include interpersonal communication, media law, and communication pedagogy. Dr. Lowry is a member of the National Communication Association, and the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. He says, “OC allows me to combine my two passions—my Christian faith and communication… The best people on earth work at OC!” Dr. Lowry’s favorite memories of OC are Opening Chapel, Freshman Follies, and the Associate’s Banquet. He has two sons, Brent and Ross. |
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Dr. Darrel Alexander Office: LA 120 Office phone: 405.425.5523 Email: Darrel Alexander
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Dr. Barrett Huddleston Assistant Professor of Communication and Theater Professor of Communication Oklahoma Christian University - B.A. in Speech Communications and Theatre Oklahoma State University - M.A. in Theatre University of Minnesota - Ph.D. in Theatre Arts Office phone: 405.425.5525 Email: Barrett Huddleston "I believe that the liberal arts should free the mind, the body, and most importantly, the human soul. Oklahoma Christian's mission is to incorporate all three of these pursuits in a safe, high-quality learning environment." Dr. Huddleston received the Graduate Research Excellence Award from Oklahoma State University. He is also the Performance and Book Review Editor for Ecumenica Journal Theatre Performance. Dr. Huddleston is interested in theatre and religion, experimental theatre, and medieval theatre and performance. He published the articles "Hegemonic Hrosvit" and "Rising Image Performance Review" in the Baylor Journal of Theatre and Performance. He is a member of OSTCA, Association for Theatre in Higher Education, and he a sponsor for Alpha Psi Omega. He says his favorite memory of OC was: "In the spring of my junior year, I proposed to my wife during the curtain call of a play production in which I starred. She said yes. We received a standing ovation." His wife, Rachel (Maple) recently gave birth to their first child, Ethan. |
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Dr. Larry Jurney Chair, Department of Communication Professor of Mass Communication Office phone: 405.425.5522 Email: Larry Jurney click here to view personal web site
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John Osborne Director of International Programs Assistant Professor of Communication B.S., Oklahoma Christian University Office: INTL Office phone: 405.425.5463 Email: John Osborne |
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Dr. Philip Patterson Distinguised Professor of Mass Communication President, National Christian School Association Office: LA 126 Office phone: 405.425.5521 Email: Philip Patterson
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Phil Reagan Chair, Department of Theatre Associate Professor of Speech and Theatre Office: LA 127 Office phone: 405.425.5526 Email: Phil Reagan
“I love the arts and see them as important for Christians in seeing the beauty of God’s creation,” says Professor Phil Reagan. He is married to Louise, has one daughter named Alaina, and attends Memorial Rd. Church of Christ. He has several hobbies such as acting and directing for OC, Shakespeare in the Park, and elsewhere. He enjoys literature, and traveling to foreign countries. Reagan received his Teacher Certification from David Lipscomb University, and he is dedicated to theatre. He has explored the arts in areas outside of OC including Oklahoma Communication/Theatre Association, and Southwest Theatre Association. He has also ventured out to do mission work in Honduras. Here on campus Reagan has sponsored two student organizations, Alpha Psi Omega, and the National Theatre Association. His favorite memories at OC are of what he calls the “wonderful performances” done by the OC students in the theatre and musical productions. From all that he’s done it is easy to see that Phil Reagan is not just dedicated to the arts, he is dedicated to the students at OC as well. |
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"I believe that the liberal arts should free the mind, the body, and most importantly, the human soul. Oklahoma Christian's mission is to incorporate all three of these pursuits in a safe, high-quality learning environment." Dr. Huddleston received the Graduate Research Excellence Award from Oklahoma State University. He is also the Performance and Book Review Editor for Ecumenica Journal Theatre Performance.
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