Adjunct Faculty

Adjunct Professor Matthew Doyle is leading a new senior design class, advising competition-winning teams, and guiding a student organization that provides water to communities in need. He also oversees the design and construction of capital projects for the wastewater collection system for Fairfax County. 

While working full-time in Northern Virginia as a consultant in technology, management, and marketing analysis for over a decade, Tigran Markaryan has also been teaching statistics at George Mason University as an adjunct professor. 

A George Mason law school alum returned to his alma mater to teach College of Engineering and Computing students about cybersecurity.

Adjunct faculty member Larrie Ferreiro has authored several books, one of which was a Pulitzer Prize Finalist in History.

After immigrating to the United States as a young man, Peter Cho benefited from having excellent advisers, who led him to an illustrious career in naval engineering. Now, Cho teaches as an adjunct professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering to pay forward the goodwill he received.  

Mike Wetklow teaches accounting and data analytics at George Mason University, directs the MS in Accounting program, and serves as General Faculty liaison to the Board of Visitors Audit, Risk, and Compliance Committee — focused on preparing the next generation of accountants to lead with data and technology.

Tabatha Hargrove is from Suffolk, Virginia and has over 10 years of experience in higher education. She has a broad background in Academic and Student Affairs and currently serves as the Student Support Coordinator in the Honors College. She has an MBA in Human Resources and an Educational Specialist post master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Liberty University and a doctoral degree from Aspen University.

Adjunct professors are vital to the Schar School’s mission. Here’s what they bring to the classroom.