Dr. Greg Edwards is an adjunct faculty member for Unity College. His degrees include a EdD in Instructional Leadership from Lindenwood University, an MA in Teaching from Missouri Baptist University, and both an MS in Administrative Studies and Applied Communication and a BS in Socio-Political Communication from Missouri State University. His doctoral research focused on the technological self-efficacy of teachers in school districts with 1:1 technology initiatives. As a faculty member, he most often teaches undergraduate English and communication courses. He enjoys helping students become effective writers and public speakers. Some of his past professional experiences in higher education include serving as a campus director for Webster University and as a communication instructor and president of the Faculty Senate for State Technical College of Missouri. He is also a former newspaper editor, consultant, and city councilman. He currently serves his community as a board member of the Meramec Community Enhancement Corporation, as a member of the St. James Board of Adjustment, and as an officer and past master of the St. James Masonic Lodge. He is an avid trout fisherman and is lucky to have multiple parks and rivers with rainbow and brown trout in his region of Missouri.