Frank W. Hermann

Dr. Frank W. Hermann is an Associate Professor of English at Franciscan University, where he focuses on rhetoric and composition. His career transitioned from teaching at a Texas community college to a role aligning with his Catholic faith after converting in 1996. He holds a PhD in English from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, specializing in rhetoric and composition. His research integrates faith with academic rigor, emphasizing the intersection of Christian theology and educational practices.

• Education: BA in English and MA in Applied Linguistics (University of Houston), PhD in English (Indiana University of Pennsylvania).

Research interests include the historical roots of Christian intellectual tradition, particularly in early Church Fathers, and pedagogical approaches to writing within a Catholic framework. He values open discussion of faith in academia, contrasting with his earlier professional environment where religious expression was discouraged.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the text. He has directed writing centers and prioritizes family and faith alongside academic duties. No lab affiliations or teams are noted.