Assistant Professor/Program Director: School of Humanities and Social Sciences
“Colossians 3:16 and the teachings of Paul remind me that everyone is responsible for helping others grow in their faith and wisdom and, as teachers, to have the ability to communicate knowledge to help students develop into scholars.“
Trina Arnold holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education with an emphasis in History, as well as a Master of Business, providing her with a well-rounded education. She teaches American History, American Government, and Success courses at Mid-America Christian University (MACU), both online and on campus. As the Program Director for the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, she ensures that the curriculum remains engaging and up-to-date..
Her research focuses on historical photography and American history, particularly Oklahoma history. Trina travels across Oklahoma to explore small towns and their historical contexts, and she enjoys recreating historical photographs to illustrate the passage of time. Her work includes photographing once-forgotten cemeteries, which serves as a reminder of the people who journeyed to Oklahoma. The cultural history of Oklahoma, spanning from Native American origins to the contributions of various global cultures, is a significant area of interest for her.
