Course Listing - by Instructor
| Name | Biography |
|---|---|
| Marty Davis M.A., C.P.P. | About the instructor: Marty Davis holds a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership from LaGrange College (2009). His graduate coursework included Human Resource Management, Budget and Finance, Organizational Development, Strategy, Conflict Management, Profit & Loss, Policy Evaluation, Strategic Planning, Business Management, and Operations. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Valdosta State University in 1996 and has continued his professional development through multiple certifications. These include Certified Program Planner (C.P.P.) from the LERN Institute (2018), Certificate on Online Learning from Duke University (2020), Quality Matters Certification: Independent Applying the QM Rubric (2017), Salesforce Administrator (Simplilearn), and Designing and Teaching Online Courses (University System of Georgia, 2025). With an academic foundation in leadership, organizational development, and program planning, Marty brings a strong mix of strategic insight, operational knowledge, and innovative approaches to adult and continuing education. |
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| Laura Wolfe | Laura McCloskey Wolfe teaches art history. From 2021-2023 she was also an Honors College Faculty Fellow and from 2020-2022 she was a University System of Georgia Chancellor's Learning Scholar, exploring high-impact practices related to mindfulness and reflective learning and creative critical thinking. Laura was the recipient of an Irish Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship for PhD study at Trinity College Dublin, she received a Dumbarton Oaks pre-doctoral Residency in 2018, she was the 2018 winner of the Terry Barry Prize for Best Graduate Paper in Irish Medieval Studies, and her article “Exploring Meditatio and Memoria in Ireland through the Book of Durrow: Manuscript Illumination as the Intersection of Theological and Artistic Traditions” was nominated for a Four Courts Press Michael Adams Prize for best article or essay in Irish medieval studies. She has been a lecturer of history and art history since 2008, specializing in Irish history from pre-Christian to contemporary periods, Celtic art and mythology, and medieval Scotland. She has presented at numerous international conferences on the art of the Book of Durrow, the Book of Kells, and early medieval Irish manuscript traditions. Additional research areas include art historical and psychoanalytical approaches to the work of William Butler Yeats, Japanese art, and the global Middle Ages. She has also had several art pieces exhibited in Virginia and Georgia, with two colored pencil drawings published in a U.K. selected volume of Celtic-inspired art and poetry. |