JD, Western State University, College of Law
BS, California Polytechnic University

Professor Day, a Civil Trial Attorney with over 25 years of experience in Business Litigation, Real Estate, and government tort claims defense, teaches Business Law & Ethics and Entrepreneurship at Oak Valley College.

tday@oakvalleycollege.org

PhD Business Management and Organizational Leadership, University of Phoenix
MBA, University of Phoenix

Dr. Gibbs retired from Omnitrans in 2019 as Director of Internal Audits and Quality. He has a background in business processes, accounting, audit, and compliance; is active in community service; has over 15 years of adjunct teaching experience at all academic levels; and has membership in the International Institute of Internal Auditors, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and Sigma Pi Phi.

sgibbs@oakvalley.edu

MA Organizational Leadership, Regent University

BS in Business Administration, California Baptist University

Professor Adams is married with two adult daughters and one grandson. He holds degrees from California Baptist University and Regent University. After a career as a consultant and technical training specialist for aerospace manufacturers, Professor Adams served as the Church Administrator and Director of the Rock Bible College and now enjoys serving the OVC student body and faculty.

MBA, Paul Merage School, University of California, Irvine

BA Religion, Pepperdine University

Professor Alexander is a finance professional and has served as Chief Financial Officer for a variety of manufacturing and distribution companies.  He began his career in public accounting and holds an (inactive) CPA certificate.  In a church context, he has taught all ages from children to adults in groups both large and small. Additionally, he has served on his church’s Elder Board. He teaches Personal Finance at Oak Valley College.

nalexander@oakvalley.edu

MA Contemporary British History, University of London
BA History, California Baptist University

Professor Luna, a seasoned writing and history instructor, teaches Early American History, Freshman Writing Seminar, Masterpieces of Western Art and Music, and Masterpieces of Western Literature. She leads teams of students on international service projects, participates in the annual Advanced Placement (AP) US History exam reading conference, and serves as an archival assistant at the National Archives and Records Administration.

rluna@oakvalley.edu

MBA University of Redlands
BS Business, California State University, San Bernardino

Professor Martis is the Founder and CEO of Rebirth Homes, a Christian nonprofit serving women who have been victims of human trafficking. Prior to this, Professor Martis served as Executive Director of Sandals Church, VP of Operations for Newport Boats, Director of Support Services for Campus Crusade for Christ, and Director of Financial Services for Resort Condominium International Management. She is the Oak Valley Faculty Chair and teaches Leadership, Accounting, and Finance.

dmartis@oakvalley.edu

PhD Theology, Trinity Theological Seminary
MA Theology, Simpson University
BA, Corban University

Dr. Morrow began full-time ministry in 1984. He is the pastor of Hillside Community Church in Wrightwood, where he has led the church through growth and extensive building projects. Professor Morrow serves as the Professor of Theology. He is the author of seven books on how the believer is to walk by faith and in the truths of God’s word. His purpose statement for both his personal life and that of his staff and church is: “We exist to empower people to passionately live out their love for Jesus.”

tmorrow@oakvalley.edu

MA Christian Apologetics, Biola University
BA Political Science, California Polytechnic University

Professor Sullivan is an economics teacher and has worked in public education since 2005. He teaches Economic Principles and Practice and Economic Analysis.

jsullivan@oakvalley.edu