“Golden Gate is not afraid of online teaching. … (That’s where) I think education is going.” — Kathleen “Kitty” Wright By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger Kathleen “Kitty” Wright kept her place in San Francisco even when she taught in the taxation program at Cal State [...]
“You can actually be a working professional while attending this university, and succeed.” — Frank Adam By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger We caught up with School of Law Adjunct Professor Frank Adam on a day when he wore three professional hats. He started the day as an [...]
“We allocate class time to issues we’ll see during the day, rather than theoretical issues.” — Jeff Howson By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger We caught up with Jeff Howson just before his annual trip to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Would he be playing, we asked? He [...]
By Susan Fornoff Photo by Ed Ritger “With information being so readily available, one of the things potentially missing is critical thinking.” — Mona Sabuco Mona Sabuco’s experience as a student in GGU’s doctoral program powerfully influenced her teaching philosophy, career and even her life. Constance Beutel, a [...]
Associate Professor of Law Kathleen Morris came to GGU in July 2012 after eight years at the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office and four years in private practice. While working for the city, she litigated the marriage-equality cases and approximately 100 additional cases. In the following piece, she explores several [...]
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