Cheryll Crowe Johnson
Associate Professor/Department Chair
(859) 858-3511, x2238
Duk-Hyung Lee
Professor
(859) 858-3511, x2235
Towanna Roller
Professor
(859) 858-3511, x2369
Renée Frantum
Staff Assistant for Science, Health & Mathematics
(859) 858-3511, x2230
“The professors always put the students’ needs above their own. Professors are also personable and relatable since the teacher-student ratio is low. I also love the friendly atmosphere created by everyone on campus with smiling faces. God is always moving here and has changed me in ways that are indescribable.”
— Kyla
Merciful Class of 2019
Mathematics, Mathematics Education
“It is a blessing that we get to develop relationships with our professors in ways that just aren’t possible at other schools (or at least are less likely). Also, it is an environment that gives us the opportunity to grow closer to God.”
— Will
Vindicated Class of 2018
Computational Mathematics
“At Asbury, I am not allowed to settle for “good enough,” whether in academics, faith, friendships, or work. I’ve been challenged to grow at every step, and I have found a loving community here to support me. God is invited into everything, from class to worship to relationships to work. Asbury is a place where you grow in relationship to God.”
— Tyler
Visionary Class of 2020
Engineering Mathematics
“It’s a great school with a great community. It’s been a great place to grow and learn to pursue your dreams. ”
— Rebekah
Visionary Class of 2020
Mathematics, Chemistry
“The science courses at Asbury undoubtedly prepare you for graduate-level study. At the same time, the faculty invest in you and pray for you along the way. It is a rare and valuable experience.”
— Emily
Vindicated Class of 2018
Biochemistry, Mathematics
“The professors always put the students’ needs above their own. Professors are also personable and relatable since the teacher-student ratio is low. I also love the friendly atmosphere created by everyone on campus with smiling faces. God is always moving here and has changed me in ways that are indescribable.”
— Kyla
Merciful Class of 2019
Mathematics, Mathematics Education