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KATHERYN HORTON
EAP Coordinator
707-664-4351
katheryn.horton@sonoma.edu

Katheryn Horton has been coordinating SSU’s Early Assessment Program since January, 2005. She previously taught journalism for SSU’s Upward Bound program, and operated her own freelance writing and marketing business for 15 years. A communication graduate from UCSD, Katheryn is pursuing a Masters in Education at SSU.

DR. CATHY KROLL
EAP English Workshop Leader
707-664-2966
cathy.Kroll@sonoma.edu

Dr. Catherine Kroll is an Assistant Professor of Composition Studies and English Education at Sonoma State University. She has been involved in the Early Assessment Program since 2004 and has co-written curriculum for the program. Her research interests include interdisciplinary writing, especially in the field of ethnography and pedagogy.

DR. BRIGGITE LAHME
EAP Math Workshop Leader
707-664-2238
briggite.lahme@sonoma.edu

Dr. Brigitte Lame is an assistant professor of mathematics at Sonoma State University. She began teaching at SSU in the fall of 2002, and training for the EAP leadership position in the summer of 2005. She received her Ph.D from the Department of mathematics at Colorado State University in 1999. Her special interests include math education and dynamical systems.

DR. JERRY MORRIS
EAP Math Workshop Leader
Jerry.morris@sonoma.edu
707-664-2199
jerry.morris@sonoma.edu

Dr. Jerry Morris joined SSU’s EAP team as a math trainer in the summer of 2005. He received his Ph.D. from Colorado State University in 1999, with a special interest in the dimension of fractal states, combinatorics and undergraduate math education. After spending a year as a visiting professor at the University of Northern Iowa, he accepted a job as a teaching post doctorate in mathematics at the University of Arizona. He came to SSU in the fall of 2002.

ROBIN FOGEL-SHRIVE
EAP English Workshop Leader

Robin Fogel-Shrive currently teaches 10th and 12th grade English,including AP English Language,at Lower Lake High School in Lake County. A transplanted New Yorker, Robin received her bachelors degree in English literature from the State University College of New York at Oneonta, and her California teaching credential from San Francisco State University. Robin is an active participant in the California Reading and Literature Project's Sonoma State region and is "thoroughly enjoying" her work with the 12th Grade Expository Reading and Writing curriculum.

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