Learn From The Best
Industry Professionals
Carden is a top-rated university because of its excellent online educational system and competent faculty, which consists of world- class scholars and industry experts. Our faculty members come from all corners of the world, bringing with them valuable knowledge and expertise. We have both full-time and part-time faculty, which is involved in the designing and development of the courses and study programs. They also manage assessments of class work and assignments, and provide students recommendation letters for better job placements globally.
Who is on our faculty
panel?
- The former Chief Communications executive of education board
- Retired Army Colonel and military personel
- PhD graduates with a broad research experience
- Entrepreneurs and seasoned executives
OUR FACULTY
Jospeh Breaseale
Vice Chancellor
Breaseale received his M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He led the development of the university's strategic plan and the early phase of its implementation within the Division of Academic Affairs.
Donald Warren
Dean
He received M.Phil from Cambridge University in 1985 and has taught courses in consumer behavior, business-to-business marketing, and sports marketing at Carden.
Lillie K. Pauley
Vice President, Legal Education
She joined Seattle University School of Law, where she was a professor and associate dean. She now handles the law school at Carden
Dr. Devin M. Johnson ( PhD)
Head of Department, Information Technology
He has more than 24 years of information technology and business
Linda D. Garza
Head of Department, Chemistry
She is the Head of Department for chemistry and she looks after all academic operations related to her department. She oversees online and campus-based programs.
Sarah D. Dearmond
Assistant Professor, Telecommunications
She has served as professor of communications and languages and program coordinator for the College of Arts and Science. She is an expert in the telecommunication industry.