Bob received the M.F.A. degree in theatre design and technology from the University of Mississippi. 

He has been a part of the ASU theatre program since joining the faculty in 1983 as technical director. He teaches History of Theatre I and II, and Motion Picture Appreciation. Bob has designed professionally for the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, and various theatres in Branson, Missouri.  

Stacy teaches acting, dance , voice, and movement at Arkansas State University.  She has performed professionally since the age of eleven in various cities both in the U.S. and internationally, including five years in Radio City Music Hall's Christmas Spectacular.  She is also a professional choreographer and has taught tap, ballet, and jazz for 15 years.  She is member of Screen Actor's Guild, the Southeastern Theatre Conference, the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies in NYC, and Society of American Fight Directors.  Stacy holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting Pedagogy from the University of Alabama and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from the University of Southern California.  She teaches courses in Beginning Acting, Voice and Movement I and II, Stage Combat/Movement, Introduction to Dance, Tap, Ballet, and Jazz.

Jeff is excited to serve as a designer and technical director for the department of theatre at ASU.  He is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City's MFA Scenic Design program.  He recently worked in the Midwest with the Lawrence Arts Center, Coterie Theatre, American Player's Theatre, Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, Rockhurst University and Baker University.  Recent honors include Meritorious Achievement in Scene Design from the American College Theatre Festival, Best Suporting Actor at the Baker University as well as being invited to Ming Cho Lee's Clambake at the Lincoln Center in New York to display his scenic designs.  Jeff teaches courses in Scenic Design, Stage Lighting, Scenic Painting, Sound Design, and Computer-aided Design.