Topic: faculty/staff

Amy Tongsiri
People | July 10, 2017

If this Dental School faculty member had to choose another line of work, she would opt for chocolatier. Shhh! Don't tell the dentist.

UNLV professor Zihui Ma
People | July 3, 2017

From the Silk Road to the Strip, this assistant professor has made a journey of the mind and soul — using the pursuit of happiness as her guide.

Linda Pollard
People | June 26, 2017

Following careers in the medical field, she fell in love with numbers, eventually leading to her current job as business manager for UNLV police services.

Justin Griggs
People | June 19, 2017

Originally from Oakland, California, this Lee Business School staff member embraced Las Vegas when he made the move to attend UNLV. Now his beloved Oakland Raiders are making the same journey and he has mixed feelings about that transition.

Becky Murphy
People | June 12, 2017

This budget analyst was surprised and pleased to discover that at UNLV it's not only the students who have Rebel pride.

Gary Totten
People | June 5, 2017

This chair of the English department finds the diversity of UNLV a good match for his interest in multi-ethnic literature.

Leslie Fitzsimmons
People | May 30, 2017

Building community connections is a focus of this new underwriting director for KUNV Radio.

Chong Chen
People | May 22, 2017

The UNLV National Supercomputing Institute’s latest hire will help researchers leverage the tremendous capabilities of the Cherry Creek II.

Yaa Obeng
People | May 15, 2017

This administrative assistant at the UNLV Foundation wouldn’t mind switching careers — if she could perform with Cirque du Soleil.

Jin Ouk Choi
People | May 8, 2017

This South Korean-born civil and environmental engineering professor has been to more U.S. cities than most Americans. In fact, it was a U.S. city that originally ignited his passion for his profession.

Simon Jowitt
People | May 1, 2017

This economic geologist talks about being in a state where the mining industry thrives and about the difficulty of getting his 6-foot 4-inch frame into a running helicopter on rough ground.

Sheetal Survase
People | April 24, 2017

This academic advisor says a key to success is to realize that success is something you can't achieve by yourself.