Willy Kotiuga
Biography
Willy Kotiuga has served as an engineer and teacher. Kotiuga earned a PhD in electrical engineering and an MFA in creative nonfiction. Kotiuga wrote Stranger in the Theologians' Den (2026).
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Work, Money & Leadership
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Work, Money & Leadership
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Stranger in the Theologians’ Den
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