Faculty

Dr. Lindquist, P.E., LEED AP BD+C, teaches introductory courses as well as structural engineering and materials. His research interests include concrete durability, fatigue cracking in steel girder bridges and bridge stability during construction. He is a district director for Tau Beta Pi and...

In teaching the Spanish language and Hispanic literary and cultural studies, Dr. Lisenby challenges students to engage our world’s socio-cultural complexities. Through the Honors Institute, Dr. Lisenby guides students to self-consciously examine their cognitive processes and then to find ways to...

Dr. Lowry is the director of undergraduate vocal studies and teaches studio voice, vocal pedagogy, diction and song literature. She also maintains a private studio of high school students in Lee’s Summit. As a soprano, Dr. Lowry is a versatile performer of operatic, song, oratorio and choral...

Dr. Robert Luther maintains an intensive performing, teaching, composing, and arranging schedule in Kansas City and around the country. He is the Associate Director of Bands at William Jewell College, where he instructs the Cardinal Sound Athletic Band and the Jewell Jazz Ensemble, and he also...

Dr. Anthony Maglione is the Director of Choral Studies and the Robert H. McKee Chair of Music at William Jewell College where, under his direction, the Concert Choir was Runner Up (2nd Place) for the American Prize in Choral Performance, College/University Division in 2015-2016 and 2018-2019. In...

Dr. Dorothy Glick Maglione is an assistant professor of musicology and music education at William Jewell College where she teaches in the music history and music education sequence. She also teaches in the Critical Thought and Inquiry core curriculum. As one of the first recipients of the...

Dr. McCullick joined the William Jewell College faculty in January 2013. During his tenure at Jewell, he has been featured in various professional publications for innovation in teaching, received the Bea Sanders AICPA Innovation in Teaching Award (honorable mention), and was named the William...

Dr. McCune received his Ph.D. in algebra from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2011. His current research area is mathematical political science, with an emphasis on apportionment and voting. Dr. McCune joined the faculty in 2012. A complete list of his publications can be found on his Google...