Paula Vaughan

Paula Vaughan is a humanities professional and contributing faculty member within the School of Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Studies (SIUS) teaching humanities and general education courses. Paula has been authoring, developing, and instructing asynchronous undergraduate and honors humanities classes for diverse adult learners since 2013 using Canvas and Brightspace learning management systems.

Paula earned her Master of Humanities with distinction from Tiffin University, with a concentration in multicultural studies. She graduated summa cum laude from Oglethorpe University with a Bachelor of Arts and an independently planned major in world mythologies and cultural anthropology.

Paula earned her graduate degree online, profoundly benefiting from the structured, welcoming distance learning classroom. Through her graduate online program, she enjoyed firsthand the global engagement and discovery of new cultures and ethnicities and the gifts these associations yield. As such, she is committed to online teaching, extending her positive remote learning experience to others through a culture of care, creating a supportive, inclusive educational space.

Teaching for Paula is about facilitation, equipping people with academic and personal knowledge to help make decisions that are meaningful to the individual while honoring their connection with humanity.

Courses Taught

HMNT 3001 - Modern Popular Culture

ANTH 3001 - Indigenous Peoples in the Modern World

HMNT 1001 - Living and Learning in the Technological World

HMNT 1002 - Thriving in a Tech World

HMNT 1050 - Humanities Through the Arts

Education

Master of Humanities with distinction, Tiffin University

BA, Oglethorpe University