College of Education Research Lab
| Paul L. | Danuser | [email protected] | Dr. Paul Danuser has been a full-time faculty member in GCU's College of Education for 11 years. He has been training future teachers here and at another institution for 22 years and has been in the K-20 classrooms for 41 years. Three years ago Dr. Danuser defended his dissertation and earned a PhD in Higher Education Administration. Dr. Danuser is currently teaching and facilitating courses in the Honors College, College of Doctoral Studies, and the College of Education. Danuser's research has focused on teacher self-efficacy and preparing teachers for traumatic situations both in and out of the classroom. Dr. Danuser is looking forward to working with his two dynamic students to focus on the current state of literacy in the K-12 system, often as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as continuing to prepare teachers for dealing with trauma in and out of the classroom. Along with his work in the GCU classrooms, Dr. Danuser has served for 10 years on the University Assessment Committee and the One Foundation and Mission Statement Committees. Dr. Danuser is also the public address announcer for GCU Athletics and has lent his voice to nearly 1,000 games and matches in his 11 years on the GCU campus. Dr. Danuser is married to Dr. Kellea Turley-Danuser, a women's health nurse practitioner and educator. Together they have three adult kids and three grandchildren. |
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