Faculty

“The harder I study the more I discover my ignorance.”

bchang@wtamu.edu  
Dr. Chang's Bio

"I enjoy helping my students apply what they learn in the class to the workplace and get great satisfaction hearing about former students and seeing them succeed in their professions."

gchen@wtamu.edu  
Dr. Chen's Bio

"The ability of our students to meet and exceed expectations is amazing."

fdavis@wtamu.edu   
Dr. Davis' Bio 

"Students who take one of my classes will find me fully invested in what I am teaching.  I take a personal interest in each student and always encourage the students to achieve their full potential."

rdeotte@wtamu.edu
Dr. DeOtte's Bio   
Dr. DeOtte's Personal Page

"Computer science trains students to really understand the inner workings of computing devices and software. Thus, our job in the computer science program is to train students to be Jedi warriors in the world of hacking and to always be vigilant against the Sith (the dark side hackers bent upon destruction, power, etc.). Students studying Computer Science can expect to work incredibly hard.  Those who are successful can expect significant rewards, not the least of which are $$$$. May the Force be with you."

hhaiduk@wtamu.edu
Paul Haiduk's Bio

"Engineering is an exciting field to be in because it is always advancing, both with new technologies and methods of teaching."

ehunt@wtamu.edu  
Dr. Hunt's Bio

"At West Texas A&M University, I have the opportunity to teach smaller size classes.  I enjoy teaching in this environment because it allows more interaction between the students and the faculty.  This also translates to a higher quality of teaching where the faculty has more time to mentor to individual students."

rissa@wtamu.edu
Dr. Issa's Bio

"I love teaching and seeing the lights come on in students heads when they start grasping the ideas."

mjackson@wtamu.edu
Dr. Jackson's Bio

"When you graduate, your education does not end. Continue to learn something new everyday."

kleitch@wtamu.edu   
Dr. Leitch's Bio

"If students enroll in my class they can expect much, much more than what one could expect in some other classes. Although I would like to keep it my trade secret, I may say that students really enjoy my classes because I act as a facilitator and give the students full freedom to learn through meaningful interaction, treating students with full respect as individuals. I always strengthen the strong points in each student individually and reduce or eliminate the effect of weaknesses. I take personal interest in each of my students and help them achieve their professional goals."

pmurty@wtamu.edu
Dr. Murty's Bio