This process in Eastern Nazarene College’s case is guided by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education. ENC established formal teach-out partnerships with five schools along with a secondary list of approximately 30 more schools that were offering help…
Dr. Schow began teaching at ENC in the fall of 2015. Prior to joining the faculty at ENC, she taught at Bridgewater State University and Northeastern University. She frequently offers various antiracism trainings at ENC and for the broader community. Her research is largely centered on power mapping local political relationships and investigating how power is maintained or shared with various historically excluded communities. She enjoys both qualitative and quantitative research methods and is the Chair of ENC’s Institutional Review Board. Dr. Schow is passionate about racial justice and mentoring students in activism techniques and other ways to cause “good trouble” on and off campus. She loves working at a school reflective of our diverse world.
Dr. Schow is the faculty advisor for ENC’s Honors Council, the Psychology Honors Council – Psi Chi, and also the Black Student Union. She lives in Quincy with her husband, two kids, and multiple pets.
As a first generation college student, Dr. Schow attended a small, Christian, liberal arts college. The learning and community environment at such a small college was vital to her finding her calling and the formation of her Christian faith and worldview. Many professors invested in her during her undergraduate years and she is at ENC to give back in the same way. She cares very deeply about the integration of academic rigor, faith, and social justice and loves teaching at ENC since this is a perfect place for the merging of these passions
