 | Dr. Tony Gaskew
tog6@pitt.edu
Dr. Gaskew has an extensive background in the field of criminal justice, which includes 18 years of professional law enforcement experience. He served in the United States military for several years, which includes being assigned to the United States Secret Service conducting explosives sweeps for former President George H.W. Bush. He also worked as a member of the Southeast Asia Counterterrorism/Counterdrug Task force in the Republic of the Philippines, and later as a detective assigned to an Organized Crime Drug task force in Florida.
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 | Christina Graham
cgraham5@pitt.edu
Christina Graham is extremely excited to be teaching the Leadership Freshman Seminar course in the fall. She feels that this course will enable freshmen to “want to become some of the best student leaders by the time they are seniors and to really make a difference while they are on campus.
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 | Diana McGuire
dsm20@pitt.edu
Before joining Pitt-Bradford in 2005, Diana enjoyed a fast-paced career in international corporate marketing. Having previously taught at St. Bonaventure University, she was pleased to return to working with students in the academic environment. Diana resides in Allegany, NY with her husband and two very active young sons.
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 | Dr. BioDun Ogundayo
ogundayo@pitt.edu
Dr. Ogundayo is fluent in Yoruba (his native tongue), French, English and Hausa, and holds written fluency knowledge of Spanish, Italian, and some Ghanaian languages. He has taught at SUNY Buffalo; the University of Alberta, Canada; Queen’s University, Canada; Ogun State University, Nigeria; and most recently was an assistant professor of French at Whitworth College in Spokane, Washington.
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