Professor Timothy Hopp, who is currently finishing a dissertation in composition studies, teaches both writing and theater courses. Outside of class, he enjoys directing and designing productions with the Drama Club, volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, and kayaking in local lakes.

Internal Accomplishments (service)

• Directed and supervised the university’s Writing Center, including special hours for student athletes
• Presented information during coaches’ meeting during orientation
• Participated on the TEPAC committee during NCATE’s visit
• Served on the Assessment Committee, presiding over the general education summer workshop
• Attended SOAR during the summer
• Co-advised Drama Club with Chris Barr email: tsudrama@tristate.edu

• Designed, directed and produced “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare" with Drama Club in Fabiani Theatre. "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare” received front page coverage with the Herald-Republican and sold out two of four nights, with a large number of attendees coming from the community.
• Designed, directed and produced “The Butler Did It" and "Death Knocks" with Drama Club
• Led a group to see Fort Wayne Civic Theater’s “Once Upon A Mattress ” as part of the activities related to reactivating the theater Honor Society at TSU
• Participated with groups traveling to Habitat for Humanity in Brewton, Alabama

• Worked with IT to develop solutions for sound and lights for Fabiani Theatre

External Accomplishments/Activities

• Serving on board of Habitat for Humanity of Steuben County

• Worked independently with the LaGrange Chapter of Habitat for Humanity