meet the faculty

Dave McEowen, Huntington University, a Christian College

Dave McEowen
Associate Professor of Business

Dave McEowen has 25 years of significant business experience (Eastman Kodak, McJon Photo, Fuji USA) which range from large multi-national to entrepreneurial, sales and operations management to owner-president.

dmceowen@huntington.edu

Del Doughty, Huntington University, a Christian college

Dr. Del Doughty
Interim Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Professor of English

Del Doughty is Professor of English, Chair of the Division of Humane Studies, and the Self-Study Coordinator for Reaccreditation. He teaches courses in creative writing and world literature and has published a few short collections of poetry.

ddoughty@huntington.edu

Dr. David Alexander, Hunington University, a Christian college

Dr. David Alexander
Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Dr. David Alexander earned his Ph.D. in philosophy and Master of Arts in philosophy from Baylor University in 2008 and 2005, respectively. His areas of specialization include ethics, metaphysics, and philosophy of religion.

dalexander@huntington.edu

Bryan Ballinger, Huntington University, a Christian college

Bryan Ballinger
Associate Professor of Digital Media Arts

Bryan Ballinger’s specialty is in the design and illustration work of digital media including 3D CGI skills in modeling, texturing, lighting and animation. As the associate professor of digital media arts, he has more than 13 years of experience in this area focusing on graphics for CD-Rom titles, web, film, video and print.

bballinger@huntington.edu

Dr, Carrie Lloyd, Huntington University, a Christian college

Dr. Carrie Lloyd
Assistant Professor of Psychology

Dr. Carrie Lloyd came to the university in 2011 as a professor in the psychology department. Current research interests include parent-child interactions, effects of divorce and interparental conflict, benefits of play versus structured learning for infants and early child development, and parenting practices that prevent psychopathology and maladjustment.

clloyd@huntington.edu