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Joshua Rotich possesses a profound passion for educating students on Biology and Chemistry. His teaching methodology is characterized by the use of engaging presentations and videos, which he skillfully creates using software such as Prezi, Adobe, and Canva. Outside of the classroom, Joshua dedicates his time to reading, developing entrepreneurial ventures, and writing. Over the last seven years, he has read over 3000 books, authored four books, written more than 1000 articles, and crafted hundreds of quotes. Currently, he is involved in building seven businesses, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit and zeal for innovation and leadership. He is also pursuing a Doctor of Leadership degree at Andrews University, specializing in social entrepreneurship, business culture, and leading with love research topics.

Education
Doctor of Leadership (Social Entrepreneurship) - Andrews University
Master of Science (Biology), Research on Glioblastoma Multiforme - Andrews University
Bachelor of Science (Biology & Chemistry) - The University of Nairobi

Research
1. Examining the influence of "leading with love" as a strategy for shaping culture in a social entrepreneurship business.
2. Temozolomide-NSAID Mixtures and Novel Diclofenac-Purine Hybrids as Potential Antiglioblastoma Agents
2. Glioblastoma Multiforme:Classification, Cell Biology, Treatment and Management.
J Rotich, J Pakkianathan
3. Research on Sleep Bruxism

Books
1. “The Gold Mentor”
2. “The Greatest Leader in the World”
3. “The Streetwise Leader”
4. “May I tell you a story?”

Awards
Tribeta Honor Society

Membership
1. American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
2. American Cancer Society

Shalico Sain is an Arts Educator and Director with an MA in Theatre and Teaching Credential from San Diego State University. She also holds a BA in English from Michigan State University. She worked as a teaching artist at The Globe Theatre and the La Jolla Playhouse, in San Diego, CA. She later ran a successful Drama program at Aliso Niguel High School in Laguna Niguel, CA, and served as the Education Director at San Diego Junior Theatre. Shalico’s training includes Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed Workshops, and Suzuki/Viewpoints at Burning Wheel Theatre, which has culminated in her collaborative, organic style of theater-making. She currently serves as a Theatre Instructor at Lake Michigan College and is excited to create fabulous art with the students at Lake Michigan College!

Master of Arts, Philosophy; Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy; Associate of Arts, Philosophy

Bachelor of Applied Science, Industrial Technology

PhD, Educational Psychology; Master of Arts, Edu: Counseling, Guidance & Stud Dev; Bachelor of Arts, Music

Master of Educational Leadership, Organizational Analysis; Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing

Ph.D., Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (August 2018)
Emphasis: Gender and Health Communication

M.A., Communication, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (May 2014)
Emphasis: Interpersonal Communication with Certificate in Mediation & Conflict Negotiation

B.S., Communication, University of Wisconsin-Superior (May 2011)
Major: Speech Communication with minor in Geography

I am a part time business faculty instructor at LMC. In April of 2024 I retired from my full time position as the Public Information Coordinator for the Allegan Area ESA.

I have been actively involved in business technology and creating new media since the 1970s. I’ve worked at a variety of radio and television stations, producing programming for local, regional and national markets. I ran my own media and event production company, servicing corporations, non-profit agencies, and educational institutions. My wife owns a cake shop in Grand Rapids and I do all the marketing for that company.

I served as the Mideast Region Vice President for the National School Public Relations Association from 2016-19 and am a current board member of the Michigan School Public Relations Association. I have also served on the boards of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Central Michigan University School of Broadcasting, and Media Communicators Association International.

In addition to my daily work, I’m also a film maker and avid traveler. For exercise I am a long distance cyclist and have participated in charity bike rides across the country.

I hold a Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree in Broadcast and Cinematic Arts from Central Michigan University. My wife Mary and I have three adult children.

My name is Tim Schroeder, and I’ve been actively involved with photography for 48 years. I started in 1970 photographing for Lake Michigan College’s yearbook, and went on to Western Michigan University where I continued photographing for their yearbook. I also worked as a photographer at a commercial art studio during school. After graduating from Western, I attended an Ansel Adams workshop inYosemite National Park in 1975. Upon return to St. Joseph, I started the photography program at the St. Joseph Art Association on State Street. When the Krasl building endowment was announced, I designed and equipped the new darkroom area during construction. I’ve since been teaching photography at the Krasl for 38 years. Starting in the late 70s through 1997, I partnered with Michelle Palmini, a catalog photographer who’d moved here from Chicago, in a commercial photography business. We did industrial, product and food photography for many local manufacturers, food companies, commodity groups and advertising agencies. When our last studio closed in 1997, I started my own commercial photography and graphics business. I also teach Digital Photography and Photoshop at Lake Michigan College.

Bachelor of Administration, Advertising