Sarah Chandler receives outstanding advising award
Sarah Chandler, an assistant professor in the Department of Theatre, received the award for outstanding advising at the 2020 College of Liberal Arts Faculty and Staff Awards. These awards are earned by faculty and staff who go above and beyond to provide an outstanding experience to our students and our college. Along with teaching theatre management courses, Chandler advises students in the BFA management program and has helped restructure the curriculum.
Learn more about Sarah Chandler. Learn more about the BFA management program.
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