Azusa Pacific University -- The Seven

We ask APU personalities seven questions about life, books, the Internet, etc. and get seven interesting answers that take the reader a little deeper into their world.

Sally Alonzo Bell, Ph.D.
associate dean, School of Education and Behavioral Studies

Sally Alonzo Bell, Ph.D., was recently appointed as an associate dean for the School of Education and Behavioral Studies (EDUCABS). In this capacity Bell coordinates and administrates all undergraduate programs in EDUCABS, Bell is a 13-year APU educator who has served as professor, chair, and program director for the Department of Social Work.

Sarah Sumner, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Ministry; Associate Professor

Sarah Sumner, Ph.D., is chair and associate professor in the Department of Ministry in the Haggard School of Theology. Her new book, Men and Women in the Church, is published by InterVarsity Press and is available in various bookstores.

Robin Dugall, M.Div.
Executive Director of APU's Youth Leadership Institute

Robin Dugall joined APU in January 2003 as executive director of the Youth Leadership Institute, a new ministry of APU's Haggard School of Theology. To learn more about YLI and the institute's annual T.E.A.M. conference, visit www.apu.edu/yli/.

Joseph Bentz, Ph.D.
Professor of English

Joseph Bentz is a noted author as well as a long-time Azusa Pacific University (APU) faculty member. During his 12 years at APU, Bentz has taught literature and writing courses and also served as the founder and faculty advisor for the student literary magazine The West Wind.
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Kevin Mannoia, Ph.D.
Dean, Haggard School of Theology

Kevin Mannoia, Ph.D., was named the Haggard School of Theology's dean in October 2001. He previously served as president of the National Association of Evangelicals, bishop of the Free Methodist Church, and pastor.