Education - Faculty

Director of Education

Dr. Jennifer Antoniotti-Neal

Goodhue Building
Phone: 270-384-8135
E-mail: antoniotti-nealj@lindsey.edu

Ed.D., Western Kentucky University
Rank I, National Board Certification
M.A., Western Kentucky University
B.A., Lindsey Wilson College

Kentucky Professional Certificate, Elementary Education P-4, Self-Contained 5,6

Endorsement for Teaching Reading & Writing, All Grades

National and State Accreditation Coordinator, CAEP & EPSB

National Title II Coordinator

Council for the Accreditation of Education Preparation (CAEP)

Appalachian College Association (ACA)

American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)

Kentucky Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (KACTE)

Kentucky Association of Teacher Educators (KATE)

Lindsey Wilson College Teacher Education Committee (TEC)

Kentucky Reading Association

Lindsey Wilson Alumni Association

Western Kentucky Alumni Association

Dr. Neal graduated from LWC with a bachelor of arts in elementary education and served as an elementary ELA teacher in Cumberland County for 23 years. She was an adjunct for LWC, teaching a P-5 reading methods course from 2015-2017, when she earned her doctorate and became a full-time faculty member in fall of 2017. She became the director of education in the fall of 2019 and is also the P-5 program coordinator. She lives in Columbia with her husband, three sons and three dogs.

Assistant Professor of Health & Physical Education

Dr. Cindy L. Clark

Goodhue Building - Rm. 314
Phone: 270-384-8159
E-mail: clarkc@lindsey.edu

Ph.D., Southern Illinois University
M.S., Minnesota State University
B.S., Minnesota State University
B.S., Minnesota State University
B.A., Minnesota State University
A.S., Minnesota State University

Current Licenses and Certifications:
Registered Dental Hygienist
American Red Cross Instructor Trainer
Minnesota Secondary Education Teaching License (School Health and Spanish)
Illinois Secondary Education Substitute Teaching License
Kentucky Secondary Education Substitute Teaching License
Kentucky Association of Teacher Educators
Certificate of Completion-Mandated Kentucky Teacher Leadership Seminar (Nov. 6, 2018)

Memberships:
American Dental Hygienist Association
Kentucky Association Teacher Educators
American Association for Health Education
Shape America
AACTE
American Red Cross

Assistant Professor of Education

Brennon Sapp

Goodhue Building - Rm. 104
Phone: 270-384-8127
E-mail: sappb@lindsey.edu

Ed.D., University of Louisville
M.A.E, Western Kentucky University
B.A., Western Kentucky University

Teaching Major: Chemistry
Teaching Major: Mathematics
Science Program Consultant
Mathematics Program Consultant
Certificate for Teaching in the Secondary Grades 9-12 (and for Departmentalized Grades 7-8 in Field)
Professional Certificate for Instructional Leadership - Principal, All Grades, Level
Professional Certificate for Instructional Leadership - School Superintendent

27 Years in Public Education (12 as a teacher; 15 as an administrator)
Author - Forensics Illustrated: Step under the Tape
Membership - Kentucky Association of School Administrators

Assistant Professor of Physical Education

Eric T. Moore

Goodhue Building - Rm. 310
Phone: 270-384-8584
E-mail: mooree@lindsey.edu

Ph.D., University of Kentucky
M.S., University of Kentucky
B.A., Centre College

Kentucky Professional Certificate, Middle Grades 5-9, Social Studies
Kentucky Professional Certificate Grades 8-12, Social Studies
Kentucky Professional Certificate Grades K-12, Health
Kentucky Professional Certificate Grades K-12, Physical Education
Kentucky Rank 1 Educator
Certified Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED, American Red Cross
First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor, American Red Cross
Member of the Kentucky Society of Health and Physical Educators
Member of Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Society

Dr. Moore grew up in western Kentucky before setting off to Centre College for undergrad. Upon graduating with a love for athletics and higher education, he took a position as a teaching assistant while working on his masters. Being a teaching assistant gave him his first teaching experience, and from there he spent the last decade plus of his life serving as an educator from time spent as a kindergarten teacher all the way to teaching courses at the University of Kentucky while completing his doctorate. He and his wife reside in Bowling Green, KY with two amazing older dogs, Herbie and Elinor. Go Blue Raiders!

Assistant Professor of Education

Kristina Andrews

Goodhue Building - Rm. 311
Phone: 270-384-8095
E-mail: andrewsk@lindsey.edu

Ed.D., Florida Gulf Coast University
M.S., University of Wisconsin
B.A., University of Wisconsin

Florida Professional Certificate: Elementary Education, ESOL, General Science 6-12, Mathematics 6-12, Reading
AERA Member
WERA Member
Clinical Educator Certification
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)
'At-risk' for University and College Faculty and Staff

Kristina Andrews grew up in West-Central Wisconsin on a small family dairy farm. After receiving her BA in Biology she worked as a research Biologist before working on obtaining her MS in Education from the University of Wisconsin â€“ River Falls. Throughout her 18 year tenure as a public school teacher in Elementary, Middle, and High School, she was inspired by her students to pursue a doctoral degree that would assist her in addressing the needs of her culturally and linguistically diverse students that were not being met with the current educational structures and policies. Hence, she pursued her EdD in Curriculum and Instruction at Florida Gulf Coast University and began an active research agenda with international scholars in the field of refugee education, multicultural education, human rights, social justice, global citizenship education, and diversity. Dr. Andrews furthered her outreach of actively promoting for social justice and human rights by presenting at international conferences including WERA and AERA. During her doctoral journey she served as a Graduate Assistant for an international scholar, as editor for international peer-reviewed journals and graduate dissertation papers, and as reviewer for conferences. Since graduating, she continues her research agenda in order to advocate for equitable educational experiences for all students.

Dr. Andrews's greatest joy is her daughter and son-in-law (and soon to be grandchild). She and her husband reside in their newly-found piece of paradise in the hills near Columbia with their two rescue cats and two rescue dogs.