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Aagaard, Duane |
Visiting Assistant Professor of Sport Management | Division of Business |
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Duane Aagaard
Visiting Assistant Professor of Sport Management
(704) 463-3128
Fax:(704) 463-1363
duane.aagaard@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Duane Aagard is a visiting professor of sports management/Misenheimer campus. He holds a bachelor’s degree in sports management from Liberty University, Lynchburg, Va.; master’s degree in sports leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Va.; and doctoral degree in organizational leadership-sports administration from Concordia University in Chicago. His professional experience encompasses positions at Southeastern University, Lakeland, Fla., where he taught sports management, redesigned the academic program and served as director of athletics.
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Education
- PhD (ABD)-Concordia University
- MS-Virginia Commonwealth University, 2003
- BS-Liberty University, 2000
Professional Affiliations
- NACDA, National Associations of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
- NASSM, North American Society for Sport Management
- NAIA, National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
- NCCAA, National Christian College Athletic Association
Recent Publications
- “A leader is…?” The Encouraging Leader. September 2011
- “Visionary Leadership.” The Encouraging Leader. October 2011
- “Division II Eligibility.” NCCAA Convention-St. Louis, MO, June 2008
- “Athletic Leadership Development.” NCCAA Convention- Greenville, SC, June 2010
- “Leadership Development.” NCCAA Convention- Greenville, SC, June 2012
Awards
- 3 NCCAA President’s Cup Awards
- 13 National Championships
- 44 National Tournament Appearances
- 114 All Americans
- 32 South Region Championships
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Anderson, Eric |
Head Swimming Coach | Athletics |
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Eric Anderson
Head Swimming Coach
(704) 463-3202
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eric.anderson@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Coach Anderson serves as head coach of both the men’s and women’s swim teams. Anderson comes to Pfeiffer from A.L. Brown High School in Kannapolis, NC. It was there he built a program of just three swimmers into a competitive team of 29 swimmers in seven years. In those seven years, he has sent 41 swimmers to qualify regionally and 11 to qualify statewide. His hard work and dedication to swimming has recognized him in the Kannapolis area as one of the best and most competitive programs around.
In addition to his tenure at A.L. Brown, Anderson has experience at the Highland Creek Hurricanes Swim Club as the Head Coach, as well as Mallard Creek High School Head Swim Coach. Anderson is a current member of the North Carolinas Coaches Association.
A graduate of Indiana University at Bloomington, Anderson received a BA in Elementary Education before coming to North Carolina to teach in the Kannapolis City Schools. He, his wife Erin, and their son Aidan reside in Charlotte, NC.
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Bandy, Kenneth |
Assoc Dean of Academic Affairs Dir Bus Prog | Division of Business |
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Kenneth Bandy
Assoc Dean of Academic Affairs Dir Bus Prog
(704) 463-3205
Fax:3205
kenneth.bandy@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
As dean, division of business, Dr. Bandy serves both undergraduate and graduate programs. With nearly 20 years of experience as both an academic and administrator, Dr. Bandy comes to Pfeiffer from Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo., where he served as dean and professor for the College of Business and Computer Science. With expertise in organizational behavior, management and communication as well as corporate training and team performance, his role will be to guide the continued development of Pfeiffer’s business programs for competitiveness in a global business environment.
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Bard, Sharon |
Dir of Facilities | Financial Affairs |
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Barnes, Sherri |
Associate Dir of University & Church Relations | Advancement |
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Sherri Barnes
Associate Dir of University & Church Relations
(704) 463-3073
Fax:3073
sherri.barnes@pfeiffer.edu
Rev. Sherri E. Barnes, associate director for university and church relations and associate pastor for The Village Church, is also a Christian educator and ordained United Methodist elder from the Western North Carolina United Methodist Conference (WNCUMC).
Rev. Barnes works strategically with Pfeiffer’s board of trustees, faculty, staff and key alumni in several ways. Specifically, her objectives are to further develop relationships with and create programming for United Methodist churches that enhance the professional effectiveness of church leaders, introduce prospective students and their families to Pfeiffer, and generate support for Pfeiffer programs that help students become principled Christian leaders regardless of their chosen major.
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Beam, Jonathan |
Director of Graduate Admissions | Admissions |
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Beam, Miranda |
Assistant Professor of Chemistry | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Miranda Beam
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
(704) 463-3311
Fax:3311
miranda.beam@pfeiffer.edu
Miranda Beam, assistant professor of chemistry/Misenheimer campus, earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Berea College, Berea, Ky., and a doctorate in pharmaceutical sciences from University of Kentucky, Lexington. Her classroom experience includes teaching organic chemistry, biochemistry and medicinal chemistry, respectively for Berea College, Tennessee Technical University, Cooksville, Tenn., and Midway College School of Pharmacy in Paintsville, Ky., in addition leading to summer academies for high school students and conducting research for Chempharma in Richmond.
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Education
- PhD-University of Kentucky, 2008
- BA-Chemistry, 2003
Professional Memberships
- American Chemical Society
- Rho Chi Honor Society
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists
Recent Publications
- Crystal structure of MtmOIV, a Baeyer-Villiger monooxygenase from the biosynthetic pathway of the anticancer agent Mithramycin. Miranda Beam, Mary Bosserman, Nicholas Noinaj, Marie Wehenkel, Jurgen Rohr. Biochemistry, 48 (21), 4476–4487, 2009.
(Selected as Editor’s Choice for Science.) Burning off a Carbon, Chin. Science, May 2009. 693-695.
- Characterization of Kinetics and Products of the Baeyer-Villiger Oxygenase MtmOIV, the Key Enzyme of the Biosynthetic Pathway Towards the Natural Product Anticancer Drug Mithramycin from Streptomyces argillaceus. Miranda Gibson, Mohammad Nur-e-alam, Fredilyn Lipata, Marcos A. Oliveira, Jürgen Rohr*. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 127(50); 17594-17595, 2005.
- Crystallization and X-ray diffraction properties of Baeyer-Villiger monooxygenase MtmOIV from the mithramycin biosynthetic pathway in Streptomyces Argillaceus. Chenchen Wang, Miranda Gibson, Jurgen Rohr, and Marcos A. Oliveira. Acta Cryst, F61 1023-1026, 2005.
- Generation of Novel Landomycins M and O through Targeted Gene Disruption. Andriy Luzhetskyy, Lili Zhu, Miranda Gibson, Marta Fedoryshyn, Clemens Durr, Carsten Hofmann, Dirk Hoffmeister, Bohdan Ostash, Cynthia Mattingly, Val Adams, Victor Fedorenko, Jurgen Rohr, and Andreas Bechthold. ChemBioChem, 6, 675-678, 2005.
- Combining Sugar Biosynthesis Genes for the Generation of L- and D- amicetose and formation of two novel antitumor tetracenomycins. Maria Perez, Felipe Lombo, Lili Zhu, Miranda Gibson, Alfredo F. Brana, Jurgen Rohr, Jose A. Salas. Chem. Commun. 1604-1606, 2005.
Honors & Awards
- 2006 30th National Medicinal Chemistry Symposium Travel Award
- 2005-06 Peter G. Glavinos, Jr., Ph.D. Fall Graduate Student Travel Award
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Benson, Cindy |
Dir of Advancement Services | Advancement |
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Cindy Benson
Dir of Advancement Services
(704) 463-3074
Fax:(704) 463-1363
cindy.benson@pfeiffer.edu
Cindy develops and maintains the advancement office’s database systems and processes, in addition to providing research, analysis and reporting for Pfeiffer’s fundraising efforts. Previous positions at the university includes campaign coordinator, grant writer and development director.
Prior to coming to Pfeiffer in 1992, Cindy served as director of communications at Lambuth University, Jackson, Tenn., and at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. In those roles, she was responsible for implementing communications strategies, was university spokesperson and served as a liaison to the news media. She is a graduate of the University of Kansas.
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Bitar, George |
Assistant Professor - MFT Program | Division of Health Related Programs |
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George Bitar
Assistant Professor - MFT Program
(704) 945-7329
Fax:7329
george.bitar@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Bitar has his Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy from Texas Tech University and is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in North Carolina. He is also an approved supervisor and clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.
Dr. Bitar is also the faculty advisor for the MFT Graduate Student Association.
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Education
- Ph.D.-Texas Tech University, 2007
- MMFT- Abilene Christian University, 2002
- BA- Abilene Christian University, 1999
Licensures & Memberships
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist- State of North Carolina Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board
- Approved Supervisor- American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
- Licensed Professional Counselor- Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors
- Approved Supervisor- Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors
- Clinical Member- American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Recent Publications
- Bitar, G.W., & Gee, R. (2010). Integrating public health and public safety in the criminal justice system: An overview of behavioral health services. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 28(2), 163-175.
- Bitar, G.W., Springer, P., Gee, R., Graff, C., & Schydlower, M. (2009). Barriers and facilitators of adolescent behavioral health in primary care: Perceptions of primary care providers. Families, Systems, and Health, 27(4), 346-361.
- Bitar, G.W., Kimball, T.G., Gee, R., Bermúdez, M. (2008). Overcoming “Man Pride:” Redefining masculinity with Mexican American men on federal probation. Journal of Feminist Family Therapy, 20, 21-45.
- Bitar, G.W., Bean, R., & Bermúdez, M. (2007). Influences and processes in theoretical orientation development: A grounded theory pilot study. American Journal of Family Therapy, 35, 109-121.
- Bitar, G.W., & Drew, F. (2007). Emotional expression around an externalized problem. In L. Hecker & C. Sori (Eds.), The therapist’s notebook II: Homework, handouts, and activities for use in psychotherapy (pp. 81-86). New York: Haworth.
Awards & Honors
- Fellow, National Hispanic Science Network - Summer Research Training Institute on Hispanic Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Award Recipient, 2006 Summer Dissertation Research Award, Texas Tech University
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Blake, Dusty |
Head Baseball Coach | Athletics |
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Dusty Blake
Head Baseball Coach
(704) 463-3237
Fax:
dusty.blake@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dusty Blake comes back to Pfeiffer after handling all operations for USC Upstate. His duties included daily management of the pitching staff, coordinator of recruiting, practice planning, strength and conditioning along with agility training for the pitching staff. The hurlers maintained a team ERA just over four last season leading the Spartans to a 33-win season. "I couldn't be more ecstatic to join Pfeiffer University as the head baseball coach,” commented Blake. "This is a tremendous opportunity for me and my family. We are thrilled and it is an honor to be welcomed into the Pfeiffer family."
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Boe, Christopher |
Assoc Prof of Elem Educ Dir of Grad Elem Educ Prog | Division of Education |
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Christopher Boe
Assoc Prof of Elem Educ Dir of Grad Elem Educ Prog
(704) 945-7352
Fax:8617
christopher.boe@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Boe has 20 years of experience in the education field. In addition to being a university faculty member, he is director of educational content and design for a children's television company and a district-level curriculum coordinator.
Education
- Ph.D. - Educational Leadership and Policy Study
- M.Ed. - Elementary Education
- B.A. - Psychology and Elementary Education
Recent Presentations
- Exceptional Literature for Exceptional Children. NC Exceptional Children’s Conference,
Greensboro, NC, 2012 (with D. Hurley-Chamberlain & L. Graham).
- Fostering 21st Century Skills in the Adult Learning Environment: A Primer for Prototypical
Practice. NC Adult Education Association Annual Conference, Asheville, NC, 2012.
- 21st Century Skills: A Kaleidoscope of Practices for the Elementary Classroom. Charleston
Educator Quality Symposium, Charleston, SC, 2012.
- The Emergent 21st Century College Professor. Allied Academies International Conference,
New Orleans, LA, 2012 (with S.B. Wilkie & B.R. Frazier).
- Fostering 21st Century Skills in the Graduate Learning Environment: A Primer for Prototypical
Practice. Graduate Council Professional Development Workshops, Pfeiffer University, 2012.
Achievements and Honors
- North Carolina Teaching Fellow
- Botner Exemplary Beginning Teacher
- Harris Award for Teaching Excellence (finalist), Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
- Emmy Award, New England Association for Television Arts and Sciences
Professional Memberships
- Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)
- Council for Exceptional Children
- Kappa Delta Pi
- NC Adult Education Association
- Phi Delta Kappa
Research Interests
- 21st Century Skills
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Family Involvement/Family Education
- Elementary Education
- Special Needs Education
- Accreditation
- Children’s Literature
- Research Methods
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Bragg, Dallas |
Executive Director of Student Marketing and Program Outreach | Academic Affairs |
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Bramlett, Martha |
Assistant Professor of Nursing | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Martha Bramlett
Assistant Professor of Nursing
(704) 463-3006
Fax:3006
martha.bramlett@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Martha Bramlett is an assistant professor of nursing/Misenheimer campus, who received a bachelor’s degree in nursing from UNC-Chapel Hill, bachelor’s degree in biology from UNC-Charlotte, master’s degree in nursing education and adult health from UNC-Greensboro, and doctoral degree in nursing health care across the lifespan, gerontology from Medical College of Georgia, Augusta. Her teaching experience spans the southeastern U.S., most recently for UNC-Charlotte School of Nursing, preceded by Cabarrus College of Health Sciences, Concord; University of South Carolina College of Nursing; University of Georgia Gerontology Center; and UNC-Greensboro, among others.
Education
- PhD-Nursing-Health Care across the Life Span. Medical College of Georgia 1990
- MSN-Nursing Education. University of North at Greensboro, 1981
- BSN – Nursing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1975
Recent Publications
- Blevins, C. & Bramlett, M. H. (2011). Caring for the Elderly in the Emergency Department. In M. Wykle, M, and S. H. Gueldner, (Eds) Aging Well: Gerontological Education for Nurses. Jones and Barlett Learning, Sudbury, MA. Pp253-262.
- Bramlett, M. H. (2010). Editorial: “What is Nursing? What Constitutes the Science of Unitary Human Beings?” Visions: The Journal Of Rogerian Nursing Science. 17 (1), 6.
- Bramlett, M. H. (2008). Editorial: “The Future is Now!” Visions: The Journal Of Rogerian Nursing Science. 15 (2), 6.
- Bramlett, M. H. (2008). Editorial: A Call for Transformation. Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science. 15 (1), 6.
Recent Presentations
- Stanley, P. and Bramlett, M. H. (2011, October) Relationship Between Nutritional Status and Skin Integrity for Older Adult Residents of Long-Term Care. Poster Presentation, North Carolina Conference on Aging, Charlotte, NC.
- Bramlett, M. H. and Heglar, C. (2011, April). Well-Being Picture Scale: Utilization in Assisted Living Settings. Poster Presentation, 32nd Annual Meeting, Southern Gerontological Society. Raleigh, NC.
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Braymer, Ross |
Assistant Professor of Mathematics | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Ross Braymer
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
(704) 463-3300
Fax:1363
ross.braymer@pfeiffer.edu
Education
- Pennsylvania State University, BS
- North Carolina State University, MOR
Achievements and Honors
- Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
- Omega Rho National Honor Society
- Phi Delta Sigma Honor Society
Professional Memberships
- North Carolina Mathematics Association of Two Year Colleges
- Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences
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Brentlinger, Jeri |
Part-time Evening Librarian-CC | Academic Affairs |
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Brooker, Paulita |
Dean of Cont Educ and Adult Prof Studies | Center for Professional Advancement |
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Brown, Amy |
Director of Financial Aid | Financial Aid |
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Bryan, Laura |
Clinic Director, Pfeiffer Institute | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Laura Bryan
Clinic Director, Pfeiffer Institute
(919) 238-2437
Fax:N/A
laura.bryan@pfeiffer.edu
Laura Bryan, clinic director, Pfeiffer Institute Reach/Raleigh-Durham campus, earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Furman University, master’s degree in human development and family studies and doctoral degree in marriage and family therapy from Texas Tech University. A licensed marriage and family therapist and a clinical member and approved supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family therapy, she serves clients in private practice. In addition, she was most recently an adjunct faculty member and clinical administrator for the Family Life Center, Department of Counseling and Human Services, St. Mary’s University in San Antonio.
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Education
- Doctor of Philosophy-Texas Tech University, 2003
- MS-Texax Tech University, 1998
- BA-Furman University, 1993
Licensures & Memberships
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, North Carolina #1468 (Texas #5102, 2004 to 2012)
- Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor, American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, 2007 to present
- American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
- Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (TAMFT)
- San Antonio Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (SAAMFT)
- North Carolina Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (NCAMFT)
Recent Publications
- Harper, M. C., & Bryan, L. (2010). Designing and operating a multidisciplinary training clinic: An evolving challenge. In J. E. Myers & K. Mobley (Eds.), Developing and maintaining counselor education laboratories (2nd ed.). Alexandria, VA: Association for Counselor Education and Supervision. Retrieved from http://aces.lfchosting.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/mobley_myers.pdf
- Miller, M. M., & Bryan, L. (2005). Beyond the frying pan: Addressing work issues with women in therapy. Contemporary Family Therapy, 27, 51-63.
- Bryan, L., Dersch, C., Shumway, S., & Arredondo, R. (2004). Therapy outcomes: Client perception and similarity with therapist view. The American Journal of Family Therapy, 32, 11-26.
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Bua, Kate |
Director of Alumni Affairs | Advancement |
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Burris, Deborah |
Asst Prof of Communications | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Deborah Burris
Asst Prof of Communications
(704) 463-3358
Fax:1363
deborah.burris@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Deborah Burris Chair, Communication and Journalism Dept. Assistant Professor of Communication and Director of Women's Studies Director of Freshman Experience Misenheimer, NC (704) 463-3358 deborah.burris@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Deborah Burris has received her bachelor’s degree in Speech Communication from North Carolina State University and her master’s in communication studies from the University of Kansas. She has also received a certification in mediation, business coaching, and emotional intelligence. Her area of interest is in interpersonal and organizational communication in the interrelationships among transformative learning. Mrs. Burris is a board member for the Group Home for Autism (GHA) and Phi Delta Sigma. She currently teaches a variety of undergraduate communication classes and is the director of the Freshman Experience.
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Education
- MA- University of Kansas, 1984
- BA- North Carolina State University, 1976
Achievements and Honors
- GHA Board of Directors, 2006-Present
- Starnes Excellence in Teaching, 2001,2007
- Phi Delta Sigma, 1998-Present
Professional Memberships
- League for Innovation
- North Carolina Community College Adult Educators Association
- American Society for Training and Development
- Stanly County Chamber of Commerce
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Burroughs, Erica |
Director of Development | Advancement |
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Erica Burroughs
Director of Development
(704) 463-3038
Fax:3038
erica.burroughs@pfeiffer.edu
Erica is charged with giving leadership to broad-based appeal strategies, managing stewardship activities of annual gifts and endowed funds, assisting with internal operations and giving leadership to special fundraising projects and campaigns. In addition, she will continue her role in securing major gifts and working with volunteer fundraisers.
Prior to her role in the advancement office, she was employed for five years by Moving People to Action, a full-service fundraising consulting firm in Las Vegas, NV. Erica is a 2004 graduate of Pfeiffer with a degree in English, and was a Bonner Leader, participated in CHIP (Capitol Hill Internship Program), and member of the cheerleading squad during her tenure as a student. She now serves as co-advisor to the cheerleading squad.
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Call, Larry |
Assistant Registrar for Degree Audit and Systems | Academic Affairs |
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Carella, Emily |
Admissions Counselor | Admissions |
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Cashman, Shaun |
Assistant Professor of Cmmunications Studies | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Shaun Cashman
Assistant Professor of Cmmunications Studies
(704) 463-3432
Fax:(704) 463-1363
shaun.cashman@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Shaun Cashman Assistant Professor, Communication Misenheimer Campus 704-463-3432 shaun.cashman@pfeiffer.edu
Shaun Cashman received his Bachelors of Arts in mass communication from the University of North Carolina Asheville. He continued his studies and received a doctorate in philosophy in communication and rhetoric in digital media from North Carolina State University. Before becoming an Assistant Professor in communications at Pfeiffer, he was a teaching assistant at North Carolina State University and University North Carolina Greensboro. Dr. Cashman teaches a wide variety of classes in the communication field such as multimedia production, training and development and game studies.
Education
- BA (2000), Mass communication, University of North Carolina - Asheville
- MA (2006), Communication, University of North Carolina - Greensboro
- Ph.D. (2010), Communication & Rhetoric in Digital Media - North Carolina State University
Publications
- Cashman, S. (2009). Review of the Frodo Franchise by Kristin Thompson. The Communication review. 12(2). 187-190.
- Cashman, S. & Philips, C. S. (2009). The Role of role-play in pervasive location-based mobile games. In A. de Souza e Silva & D. M. Sutko (Eds.). Digital cityscapes: Merging digital and urban playspaces. New York: Peter Lang.
- Stein, S. & Cashman, S. (2009). Documentaries, motion pictures. In C. H. Sterling (Ed). Encyclopedia of journalism. George Washing University: Sage publications.
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Cease, Jennifer |
Cataloging Librarian & Asst Prof Library Science | Academic Affairs |
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Cozort, Rachel |
Assistant Professor of Nursing | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Rachel Cozort
Assistant Professor of Nursing
(704) 463-3035
Fax:(704) 463-1363
rachel.cozort@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Cozort, assistant professor of nursing/Misenheimer campus, earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing, master’s degree in gerontology/nursing and doctoral degree in nursing from UNC-Greensboro. After working for more than 20 years in a variety of clinical settings, she turned her focus to educating nursing students, primarily at Lenoir Rhyne University, Hickory, N.C., while continuing to participate in a variety of research activities on matters related to the aging process.
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Education
- PhD-Philosophy in Nursing (Research Focus), University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2008
- MSN-Gerontology/Nursing (Gerontological Clinical Nurse Specialist), University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1996
- BSN-Nursing, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1994.
- AND- Nursing, Western Piedmont Community College, 1982.
Recent Publications
Cozort, R. (2008). Student nurses’ attitudes regarding older adults: Strategies for fostering improvement through academia. Teaching and Learning in Nursing, 3(1), 21-25.
Recent Presentations
- Cozort, Rachel (2011). Embracing the Art and Science of Nursing – Presented at the Induction Ceremony for Sigma Theta Tau, Mu Alpha Chapter, Hickory, North Carolina.
- Cozort, Rachel (2009). Revising the Gerotranscendence Scale and Establishing Psychometric Properties of the Revised Scale Presentation for Sigma Theta Tau Research Day, Hickory, North Carolina.
- Cozort, Rachel (2009). Psychometric Properties of a Revised Gerotranscendence Scale – Poster Presentation at the Southern Nursing Research Society (SNRS) conference, Baltimore, Maryland.
- Cozort, Rachel (2008). Establishing Reliability and Validity of Instruments used for Research and Research with older adults – Guest speaker for nursing doctoral students at UNCG. vited).
- Cozort, Rachel (2008). Changing Healthcare Culture through Geriatric Nursing Education – Poster presentation at Association for Gerontological Higher Education (AGHE) conference.
- Cozort, Rachel (2007). Gerontological Nursing Assessment – Mountain Area Education Center, Asheville, N.C. Geriatric Workforce Enhancement Project, University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Honors & Awards
- Member of the National Association of Professional Women, 2010
- Research grant from Sigma Theta Tau Mu Alpha Chapter - $500.00, 2008
- Research grant from Sigma Theta Tau Gamma Zeta Chapter - $1081.70, 2008
- The National Scholars Honor Society – Magna Cum Laude, 2007
- Foundation for the Carolinas and the North Carolina League for Nursing Scholarship Fund - $1,000.00, 2007
- Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship Award in the UNCG School of Nursing - $509.00, 2007
- Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society for Nursing, 1994
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Cross, Joshua |
Associate Professor of Art, Director of Grace & Cameron West Gallery | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Joshua Cross
Associate Professor of Art, Director of Grace & Cameron West Gallery
(704) 463-3160
Fax:(704) 463-1363
joshua.cross@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Josh Cross received a bachelor’s in 2D art from Southeast Missouri State University and a Master of Fine Arts in painting from Kansas State University. He has done numerous works for the Waterworks Visual Arts Center in Salisbury N.C. Some of his photography work from “Historic Salisbury – Through Their Eye” have been displayed and permanently installed in this exhibit. Cross has also juried numerous Art Shows in the surrounding area.
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Education
- BA (1998), Southeast Missouri State University
- MFA (2002), Kansas State University
Achievements and Honors
- Phi Delta Sigma (Pfeiffer University) (2007)
- Starnes Award Winner (Pfeiffer University) (2006)
- National Collage Society Juror's Award Winner (2003 and 2002)
- Vermont Studio Center Fellowship Winner (2002)
Professional Memberships
- National Collage Society
- College Art Association
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Crutchfield, Ann |
Prof of Educ & Dir of Field & Clinical Placement | Division of Education |
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Ann Crutchfield
Prof of Educ & Dir of Field & Clinical Placement
(704) 463-3152
Fax:(704) 463-5051
ann.crutchfield@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Ann Crutchfield earned her A.B. in early childhood education from Pfeiffer College and her Ed.D. from Columbia University in curriculum and instruction. A few years after receiving her Ed.D., Ann returned to Pfeiffer as a professor of elementary education. Before her return to Pfeiffer, Crutchfield was involved as a curriculum instructional specialist for the academically gifted in early childhood education.
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Education
- Ed.D. Teachers College, Columbia University
- M.Ed. North Carolina State University
- A.B.Pfeiffer College
Achievements and Honors
- 2005 NCRA Presentation Centers for Dummies
- 2006 Best Practices Conference,Charlotte, NC Tiered Instruction
- 2007 NCEEA Presentation Positivie Parent Conferences
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Currier, Jeremy |
Head Mens Basketball Coach | Athletics |
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Jeremy Currier
Head Mens Basketball Coach
(704) 463-3218
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jeremy.currier@pfeiffer.edu
Jeremy Currier has served as head men's basketball coach for three seasons at Pfeiffer University and seventh season as a collegiate coach in 2012-13.
In his first season as Pfeiffer head coach, Currier and his top scoring offense in the Conference Carolinas led Pfeiffer to a fifth place finish. The 2010 Falcon team was among the league leaders in three point field goals made, offensive rebounds per game, rebounding margin, team scoring, and free throw percentage. Chris Woods was named Conference Carolinas Player of the Year, and NABC All American while amassing the 2,000 point career point total.
Prior to Pfeiffer University, Currier served as head coach at NCAA Division III Daniel Webster College in Nashua, N.H. Currier inherited a program that suffered a winless campaign prior to his arrival and within two years, the program made two straight conference tournament appearances. Hired as the youngest men’s head basketball coach in the NCAA in 2007-08, Currier’s recruiting efforts helped net the New Hampshire State Player of the Year and the program went on to post its highest season wins total in 10 seasons.
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Cutlip, Anna |
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Anna Cutlip
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
(704) 463-3422
Fax:(704) 463-1363
anna.cutlip@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- PhD- Louisiana State University, 2009
- MA- Louisiana State University, Sociology, 2002
- BA-Lousiana state University, 1999
Publications
- Cutlip, Anna, William B. Bankston, and Matthew R. Lee. 2010. “Civic Community and
White Suicide in Nonmetropolitan America.” Archives of Suicide Research. 14:261-265. Online First: DOI:10.1080/13811118.2010.494145.
- Cutlip, Anna C., William B. Bankston, and Ronald E. Wells. 2008. “Influence of Locus
of Control on Court Attendance”. International Journal of Sociological Research, Vol. 1(2): 101-117.
- Horne, Christine and Anna Cutlip. 2002. “Sanctioning Costs and Norm Enforcement: An
Experimental Test”, Journal of Rationality and Society, Vol. 14(3): 285-307.
Achievements/Honors
- Alpha Kappa Delta, International Sociology Honors Society
- Phi Kappa Phi, Honors Society
Professional Memberships
- American Sociological Association (ASA)
- American Society of Criminology (ASC)
- Mid-South Sociological Association (MSSA)
- Southern Sociological Society (SSS)
- LSU Crime And Policy Evaluation Research Group (CAPER)
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Dailey, Linda |
Data Entry Representative | Admissions |
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Daniels, Dianne |
Associate Professor/Chair of Nursing Program | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Dianne Daniels
Associate Professor/Chair of Nursing Program
(704) 463-3427
Fax:(704) 463-1363
dianne.daniels@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Education
- PhD-Curriculum and Instruction,University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2007
- MSN-Adult Health Nursing, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1996
- BSN-Nursing,University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1991
- ADN-Nursing, Stanley Community College, 1986
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- Daniels, D. (2008). Examining Attendance, Academic Performance, and Behavior in Obese
Adolescents. Journal of School Nursing, 24 (6), 379-87.
- Daniels, D., Queen, J.A., & Schumacher, D. (2007). Obesity and poverty: A growing challenge.
Principal, 86, 42-47.
Recent Presentations
- Daniels, D.Y. (2010, October). Aging awareness, knowledge, and attitudes in
pre-health professional college students. Poster session presented at the 2010 NC Governor's Conference on Aging in Durham, North Carolina.
- Daniels, D.Y. (2008, February). Relationships among body mass index,
school outcomes and student characteristics in low-income adolescents. Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the Southern Nursing Research Society, Birmingham, Alabama.
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Dennis, Chip |
Coordinator of Learning Assistance | Academic Affairs |
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Denton, Elijah |
Head Womens Soccer Coach | Athletics |
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Elijah Denton
Head Womens Soccer Coach
(704) 463-3250
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elijah.denton@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Coach Denton is entering his seventh year at Pfeiffer, third as the head coach of women's soccer. He was born in Bristol, Virginia and grew up in Durham, NC. In 2001, Elijah received his Bachelors of Science at UNC Greensboro in Applied Mathematics.
At Covenant Classical School, he has coached the men and women’s varsity soccer, and began the baseball program three years ago. He was also the head coach for the varsity baseball team. Elijah has coached club soccer for FC Carolina Alliance for 5 years and currently works with NC Olympic Development.
Elijah is married to his wife Sarah. They reside with their son Andrew, daughter Kyla and newborn son Dax in Misenheimer, NC.
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Denton, Sarah |
Coordinator of Student Organizations & Ministries | Student Development |
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Dollar, Luke |
Associate Professor of Biology | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Drew, Cora |
PIMFT Administrative Assistant | Academic Affairs |
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Easley, Dawn |
Head Womens Lacrosse Coach | Athletics |
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Dawn Easley
Head Womens Lacrosse Coach
(704) 463-3255
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Dawn Easley’s serves as head women’s lacrosse coach at Pfeiffer. Two years ago, the Lady Falcons put together a 12-6 campaign, 6-1 in league play, advancing into the Conference Carolinas tournament championship as a #2 seed falling to top-seeded Limestone. Seven players for the second-consecutive season were named to all-conference teams, three were selected for the all-tournament team with one conference player of the week and two being selected as Synapse Sports national players of the week. Coach Easley also helped three become all-region players and coached one All-American. After a similiar season in 2010, Coach Easley was selected as the Conference's Coach of the Year. For the last nine-straight seasons, Pfeiffer has been named an IWLCA Honor Squad Member for having a team GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Easley received a BA in Sports Management from Pfeiffer and also a minor in Business Administration in 2005. She obtained her Masters in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, Alabama in 2007. Easley spent the 2005-2006 school year teaching and coaching lacrosse at Ampleforth College in York, England
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Edwards, Brian |
Technology Assistance Center Manager | Financial Affairs |
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Eisnaugle, Scott |
Instructional Technologist | Financial Affairs |
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Embry, Kristi |
Assistant Professor of English | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Kristi Embry
Assistant Professor of English
(704) 463-3421
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kristi.embry@pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph.D, Purdue University, 2008
- MA, Southeast Missouri State University, 2000
- BA,Trevecca Nazarene University, 1998
Publications
- "Toward anEntente Cordiale: The Cultivation of Cosmopolitan Sympathies in Ouida’s Under Two Flags.” Studies in the Novel 42.3 (Fall 2010): 227-48.
- “Bonbons or Roses: Victorian Cosmopolitanism and Victorian Domesticity in William Makepeace Thackeray’s Pendennis.” Under Review: Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net
Achievements and Honors
- 2009 Post-Doctoral Fellow, East Tennessee State University
- 2008 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Purdue University
Professional Memberships
- MLA (Modern Language Association)
- NAVSA (North American Victorian Studies Association)
- MWCBS (Midwestern Conference of British Studies)
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Espy, Tracy |
Provost/VP For Academic Affairs | Academic Affairs |
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Fellows, Kelli |
Assistant Professor of Business Communications | Division of Business |
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Kelli Fellows
Assistant Professor of Business Communications
(704) 945-7319
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kelli.fellows@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Kelli Fellows, assistant professor of business communications/Charlotte campus, earned a bachelor’s degree in public relations and master’s degree in speech communication from the University of Southern Mississippi, and a doctorate in speech communication from the University of Georgia. Before pursuing graduate studies, Dr. Fellows gained corporate public relations experience and arrives at Pfeiffer after faculty experience at several universities, most recently UNC Wilmington.
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Education
- Ph.D.- University of Georgia, 2006
- M.S.- University of Southern Mississippi, 2002
- B.S.- University of Southern Mississippi, 1993
Publications
- Cole, T. W., & Fellows, K. L. (2008). Risk communication failure: A case study of New Orleans and Hurricane Katrina. Southern Communication Journal, 73, 211-228. Rose B. Johnson Award Nominee.
- Miller, A. N., Fellows, K. L., & Kizito, M. N. (2007). The impact of onset controllability on stigmatization and supportive communication goals toward persons with HIV/AIDS versus lung cancer: A comparison between Kenyan and U.S. participants. Health Communication, 22, 207-219.
- Miller, A. N., Kizito, M. N., & Fellows, K. L. (2007). The impact of religiosity on stigmatization and social support interaction goals toward persons with HIV/AIDS and lung cancer. Perspectives: Academic Journal of Daystar University, 2, 120-136.
- Boozer, A. C., Madden, S. J., & Fellows, K. L. (2007). The Ford Explorer as a sign of American socio-economic culture: A semiotic analysis of print advertising from 1990-2004. Carolinas Communication Annual, 13, 46-56.
- Fellows, K. L., & Rubin, D. L. (2006). Identities for sale: How the tobacco industry construed Asians, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research, 35, 265-292.
- Fellows, K. L., & Madden, S. J. (2006). Persuasive speaking: It’s just a game! Speech Communication Teacher, 20, 49-52.
Achievements and Honors
- Discere Aude Award, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, 2009
- Research Education Series, Research Education Series, Appalachian State University, 2006
- Ray Camp Top Research Paper Panel, Carolinas Communication Association, 2006
- University of Kentucky Health Health Conference Scholarship, 2005
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Felts, Bennie |
Director of RTP | Academic Affairs |
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Ferrigan, Bridget |
Director of Service Scholars in the Francis Center | Academic Affairs |
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Fidelle, Linda |
Part-time Evening Librarian-CC | Academic Affairs |
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Fisher, Dane |
Professor of Biology | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Dane Fisher
Professor of Biology
(704) 463-3302
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dane.fisher@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University, 1995
- M.S., The Pennsylvania State University, 1992
- B.A., N.C. State University, 1989
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Fisher DK, Thompson DB: Retrogradation of maize starch after thermal treatment within and above the gelatinization temperature range. Cereal Chemistry 74 (3): 1-8 (1997).
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Fisher DK, Kim K-N, Gao M, Boyer CD, Guiltinan MJ: Allelic analysis of the maize (Zea mays L.) amylose-extender locus suggests that independent genes encode starch branching enzymes IIa and IIb. Plant Physiology 110: 611-619 (1996).
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Fisher DK, Kim K-N, Gao M, Boyer CD, Guiltinan MJ: A cDNA encoding starch branching enzyme I from maize endosperm. Plant Physiology 108: 1313-1314 (1995).
Achievements and Honors
- Starnes Award for Teaching Excellence, Pfeiffer University
- Ag Technology Outstanding Plus Award
- Monsanto Focus and Delivery Team Award
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Frazier, Bradford |
Asst Professor, Leadership, Graduate Enrollment Liaison | Division of Business |
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Bradford Frazier
Asst Professor, Leadership, Graduate Enrollment Liaison
(704) 945-7336
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brad.frazier@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Frazier is an Assistant Professor of Leadership and the Assistant MBA/MSL Director. He attended Pfeiffer University for undergraduate and MBA degrees, so an an alum, he can really relate very closely to the experience of the adult student because he has been there. He worked for 20 years as a banking executive in North Carolina following graduation from Pfeiffer undergrad including Wachovia and most recently as a Vice President with the NC Bankers' Association in Raleigh.
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Education
- Ph.D. Global Leadership with Specialization Corporate and Organizational Management- Lynn University, 2009
- MBA- Pfeiffer University, 2004
- B.A. Psychology- Pfeiffer College, 1992
Recent Publications
- Frazier, B. R., Young, C. C., and Williams, D.R. (2012) “Profiles of Non-traditional Adult MHA and MBA Students And Their Choice of Degree Program.” Journal of Health Administration Education.
- Frazier, B. R., Young, C. C., and Williams, D. R. (2012) “Non-traditional Adult Master’s Degree Students and Their Choice of Program of Study.” Academy of Educational Leadership Journal, 16 (3).
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Furr, Callie |
Website Content Manager | Advancement |
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Furr, Susan |
Assistant Professor of Nursing | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Susan Furr
Assistant Professor of Nursing
(704) 463-3023
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susan.furr@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Susan Bullard Furr, assistant professor of nursing/Misenheimer campus, holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, N.C.; master’s degree in social work from Tulane University, New Orleans, La.; master’s degree and in nurse administration and post-master’s certification in Education from Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, N.C. Her teaching experience includes positions with Cabarrus College of Health Sciences, Stanly Community College and Garringer High School, Charlotte; clinical experience includes nursing positions with Presbyterian Hospital, Matthews, N.C.; Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte; and Cabarrus Memorial Hospital, Concord, N.C.
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Education
- Post- Master's Certificate in Education- Gardner-Webb University, 2009
- MSN- Gardner-Webb University, 2009
- BSN- Lenoir-Rhyne College, 1984
- MSW- Tulane University, 1979
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Garris, Myra |
Payroll Mgr/Financial Associate to VP of Finance | Financial Affairs |
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Gaston, Grady |
Admissions Counselor | Admissions |
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Gealy, Elliot |
Head Golf Coach | Athletics |
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Elliot Gealy
Head Golf Coach
(704) 479-7164
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elliot.gealy@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Coach Gealy brings over a dozen years of professional golf experience to the Falcons including a trip to the PGA Tour's 2011 U.S. Open held at Congressional Country Club.
Gealy has participated in hundreds of golf tournament around the world including local tours such as Tear Drop and Tar Heel, while including regional and national circuits such as Hooters, Nationwide and PGA Tours. Before the professional ranks, Gealy played collegiately at Clemson University leading the Tigers to a #1 ranking in 1998 and NCAA National Championship in 2003.
Instruction experience comes with time spent at the Mike Bender Golf Academy with stops in Lake Mary, Florida and Seoul, South Korea. Gealy was responsible for managing all golf instructional events and providing golf instruction while monitoring daily instruction activities.
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Graham, Lane |
Assistant Professor of Special Education | Division of Education |
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Lane Graham
Assistant Professor of Special Education
(704) 463-3154
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lane.graham@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Lane Graham, assistant professor of special education/Misenheimer campus, holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Catawba College, master’s degree in psychological counseling/human development and learning from Appalachian State University, graduate certification in special education from UNC Charlotte, and a doctoral degree in curriculum and instruction from UNC Greensboro. In addition to three decades of experience teaching in special education classrooms, he has served as an adjunct faculty member at Catawba College and Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, both in Salisbury, N.C.
Lane Gaskell Graham Assistant Professor, Special Education (704) 463-3154 lane.graham@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph.D.- University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2007
- Graduate Certification in Special Education, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
- MA- Appalachian State University, 1977
- BA- Catawba College, 1975
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Graham-King, Katrina |
Assistant Professor of Health Administration | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Katrina Graham-King
Assistant Professor of Health Administration
(919) 941-2991
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katrina.king@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Katrina Graham-King is an assistant professor in the Department of Health Administration, who has taught courses in both the graduate and undergraduate programs. She is also a program advisor for the health administration program in the School of Adult Studies and a faculty advisor for the Pfeiffer Healthcare Executive Student Organization (PHESO ) on the RTP campus. Professor King is currently completing her dissertation in strategic management of health services at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Education
- Ph.D. Administration Health Services- University of Alabama at Birmingham , ABD
- M.B.A. Management-Fayetteville State University , May 1999
- B.S. Sociology- Regents College,1996
Publications
- Cheryl Locke, Alesia Jones, and Katrina Graham, "Compensation Management." In S. Robert Hernandez and Stephen J. O’Connor (Eds.), Strategic Management of Human Resources in Health Services Organizations, 20 January 2009, New York, NY: Cengage Publishers.
- Larry Tyler and Katrina Graham, "Recruitment and Retention." In S. Robert Hernandez and Stephen J. O’Connor (Eds.), Strategic Management of Human Resources in Health Services Organizations, 20 January 2009, New York, NY: Cengage Publishers.
- Katrina Graham and Chris Tsavatewa, “Chapter 3 - Service Area Competitor Analysis”. In Peter Ginter, Linda Swayne, and W. Jack Duncan (Eds.), Strategic Management of Health Care Organizations (pp. 74-122), 22 June 2009, Cambridge, MA: Blackwell Business Publishing.
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Grosvenor, John |
Professor of Mathematics | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Gulledge, Jenna |
Associate Director of Annual Fund | Advancement |
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Jenna Gulledge
Associate Director of Annual Fund
(704) 463-3049
Fax:3049
jenna.gulledge@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Jenna Gulledge graduated from Pfeiffer with a degree in Business Administration. While attending Pfeiffer, Jenna worked as a student ambassador in admissions and served an officer in the Student Government Association. She held the role of Student Government Secretary from 2009 - 2011 and President this past year. One of her accomplishments was the establishment of the Dream Big Task force whose purpose is to address the student body's needs and interests through long-term projects. Jenna manages the phone center and direct mail campaigns. Jenna is also responsible for providing support to broad-based appeals. Jenna works closely with faculty and program directors to more effectively cultivate alumni giving through affinities such as academic programs, organizations and interest groups.
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Gulledge, Jim |
Dir of Acad Supp Svcs & Asst Prof Dev Studies | Academic Affairs |
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Haines, Jenny |
Clinical Director for the Pfeiffer Institute of MFT | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Hall, Bill |
Asst. Dir. of Institutional Research | Academic Affairs |
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Hanson, Dana |
Asst Dean of Student Services & Prog Advisor | Center for Professional Advancement |
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Harrill, Steve |
Assistant Professor of Music | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Steve Harrill
Assistant Professor of Music
(704) 463-3147
Fax:(704) 463-1363
steve.harrill@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Education
- B.A. Pfeiffer University, 1977
- M.M. Converse College School of Music, 1982
Achievements and Honors
- Winner of Regional Auditions-National Association of Teachers of Singing, 1982
- Member of Phi Kappa Lambda
- Cited by North Carolina Music Clubs for Musical Contribution to the Community
- Teacher of the Year Award given by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church, 2004
Professional Membership
- National Association of Teachers of Singing
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Heckel, David |
RA Jones Professor of English | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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David Heckel
RA Jones Professor of English
(704) 463-3124
Fax:(704) 463-1363
david.heckel@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Heckel had the opportunity to work on his dissertation under the supervision of Father Walter Ong, SJ at Saint Louis University where he first developed my interest in orality/literacy studies. This is an interest he has pursued along with rhetoric, literary theory and contemplative pedagogies.
Education
- Ph.D. English, Saint Louis University
- M.A. English, Saint Louis University
- B.A. English, University of New Hampshire
Professional Memberships
- Association for Contemplative Mind in Higher Education
- Association for Core Texts in the Curriculum
Achievements and Honors
- Teacher of the Year, Georgia Southern College, 1987
- Wells-Warren Award for Teaching Excellence, Georgia Southern College, 1987
- Rhetoric Seminar, Dir. Janice Lauer, Purdue University, June 3-14, 1985
- Faculty Development Summer Sabbatical Award, Georgia Southern College 1985
- Board of Directors, Southern Dharma Retreat Center, Hot Springs, NC
- Board of Directors, Confucius Institute at Pfeiffer University
Publications
- “Introductions to the Work of Walter Ong, SJ,” Featured Review. Communication Research Trends: A Quarterly Review of Communication Research, vol. 22 no. 3 (2003): 32-35.
- “Frances Bacon’s New Science: Print and the Transformation of Rhetoric.” In B. E. Gronbeck, et al, eds. Media, Consciousness, and Culture: Studies of Walter Ong’s Contributions to Rhetoric, Communication, and Criticism. Sage Publications, Inc., 1991.
- “Jasper Neel’s Plato, Derrida, and Writing: Deconstruction, Composition, and Influence.” Rhetoric Society Quarterly, XIX 3 (Summer 1989): 277-281.
- “The Afflictions of Daphnis: Williams’ ‘Theocritus: Idyl I’ as Prologue to ‘The Desert Music’.” The William Carlos Williams Review, 13.2 (1987): 33-37.
- Literacy, Consciousness, and the Transformation of the Epic into Modernity. Dissertation. Saint Louis University, 1984. Walter J. Ong, direct
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Henry, Thad |
Spec Asst to Pres for Ldrship & Adv | Advancement |
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Herrick, Laura |
Director of Counseling Services | Student Development |
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Hill, Laura |
Coord of Alumni Events & Advancement Svcs | Advancement |
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Hoffmire, Sylvia |
Asst Professor of English & Dir of Cultural Programs | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Sylvia Hoffmire
Asst Professor of English & Dir of Cultural Programs
(704) 463-3359
Fax:(704) 463-1363
sylvia.hoffmire@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- MFA-Queens University of Charlotte, 2003
- BA-Columbia College, 1964
Publications/Produced Plays
- Painted Face (with Molly Bass) Baker's Plays
- Connecting Lines, Rainbow Productions
- One Day, KEY Players
- The Children's Collections (HPS Anthology)
Awards and Honors
- Named to Mid-Atlantic Community Artist Directory
- NBC Teachers & Writers Collaborative Residency
- Regional Artist Project Award
- Emerging Artist Award, Catawba County
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Holz-Meister, Ann |
Accounts Receivable Associate | Financial Affairs |
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Honey, Jasmine |
Assistant Athletic Trainer | Athletics |
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Howard, Christopher |
Assistant Professor of Business Administration | Division of Business |
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Christopher Howard
Assistant Professor of Business Administration
(704) 463-3131
Fax:(704) 463-1363
christopher.howard@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Howard is currently an assistant professor of business administration at Pfeiffer University. He received a Bachelor of Science in management and minor in marketing from Carson–Newman College. He later received his Ph.D. in organizational leadership at Regent University. He has volunteered for numerous international ministries and is member of many organizations on Pfeiffer’s campus.
Chris Howard also serves as an adviser for the department. In his role, he has served on several committees including: Writing Across the Curriculum Committee, Global Pfeiffer Studies Committee, Curriculum Committee and General Education Committee.
During the summer of 2012, Dr. Howard was asked to teach a leadership course at the University of Mainz in Germany. He is currently conducting research on leadership formation which includes analysis of results in different cultural contexts.
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Education
- Ph.D. Organizational Leadership, Regent University
- M.B.A. Business Administration, Saint Louis University
- B.S. Management, Carson-Newman College
Achievements and Honors
- 2008 US Army Civilian Scroll of Appreciation, USAG Hohenfels
- 2007 US Army Civilian Scroll of Appreciation, USAG Hohenfels
- 2003 NASPA/SACSA Mid-Managers Institute Selected Participant, Duke University
- 2001 NASPA/SACSA New Professionals Institute Selected Participant, University of Louisville
Professional Memberships
- ILA (International Leadership Association)
- ASBBS (American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences)
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Hoying, Paul |
Associate Professor of Business Administration | Division of Business |
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Paul Hoying
Associate Professor of Business Administration
(704) 523-2625
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paul.hoying@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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J.D.-The Ohio State University MBA- Queens College
Professor Hoying has over 30 years experience as a CPA, with experience with regional and national accounting firms and companies. In addition to being a licensed CPA, Professor Hoying is also a Certified Management Accountant, a Certified Financial Planner and a licensed attorney-at-law (Ohio). His consulting practice focuses on various business issues that affect business owners and managers on a daily basis
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Hraczo, Rebecca |
Coord Internl Stdn/Schlr Svc Asst Coord Study Abro | Academic Affairs |
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Hudson, Laura |
Biology Laboratory Coordinator | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Hume, Douglas |
Associate Professor of Religion | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Douglas Hume
Associate Professor of Religion
(704) 463-3132
Fax:(704) 463-1363
doug.hume@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Doug Hume received his Bachelor of Arts in philosophy at the University of Louisville then continued his education, receiving a Ph.D. in New Testament studies at Princeton Theological Seminary. He currently holds the position of assistant professor and chair of the Department of Religion and Practical Theology. Dr. Hume has received the Doctoral Fellowship and Jagow Preaching Award from Princeton Theological Seminary. Dr. Hume teaches Old and New Testament teaching and higher level religion classes here at Pfeiffer University.
Click here to see Dr. Hume's personal website.
Education
- Ph.D (2009) Princeton Theological Seminary
- M.Div. (2000) Princeton Theological Seminary
- B.A. (1990) University of Louisville
Courses Taught
- Old Testament
- New Testament
- Luke-Acts
- Letters of Paul
- Jesus the Servant Leader
- Bible and The World
- Jesus and the Movies
Publications
- Book:
The Early Christian Community: A Narrative Analysis of Acts 2:41¬–47 and 4: 32–35. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament (2nd series, eds. F. Avemarie, H. Betz, J. Frey; Tübingen: Mohr-Siebeck), February 2011.
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“ ‘Sharing All Things in Common:’ Narrative, Alienation, and the Friendship Ethos in Acts 2:41‒47 and 4: 32‒35” in K.-P. Adam, F. Avemarie and N. Wazana, eds. Law and Narrative in the Bible and in Neighbouring Ancient Cultures. Forschungen zum Alten Testament (2nd series, eds. B. Janowski, M. Smith and H. Spieckermann; Tübingen: Mohr-Siebeck), Winter 2012.
- Text, Critical Apparatus and Translation:
“Some Works of the Torah” with Charlesworth, Miller, Pfann, Qimron, and Rietz in The Dead Sea Scrolls, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek Texts with English Translations, Vol. 3., 2006 (mostly responsible for translation);
- Encyclopedia Entries:
“Covenant, X. Film.” in Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception - De Gruyter, Berlin. “Daniel, X. Film.” in Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception - De Gruyter, Berlin. “Election, IX. Film.” In Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception - De Gruyter, Berlin. “Friendship, X. Film.” in Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception - De Gruyter, Berlin. “Good Samaritan, IX. Film” in Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception - De Gruyter, Berlin.
Professional Memberships
- Society of Biblical Literature
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Hurley, Andrew |
Server Manager | Financial Affairs |
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Hurley-Chamberlain, Deanna |
Assistant Professor of Education | Division of Education |
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Deanna Hurley-Chamberlain
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Hutchinson, Jonathan |
Archivist & Asst Prof of Lib Sci & Lib Sys Adm | Academic Affairs |
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Hyde, Thomas |
Professor of Political Science & Dir of Pre-Law | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Thomas Hyde
Professor of Political Science & Dir of Pre-Law
(704) 463-3119
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tom.hyde@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Professor Thomas Hyde worked in Washington, D.C. as a Congressional staff member in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1978 to 1984. Dr. Hyde assisted one member on issues of American Foreign Policy and World Politics. For another member, Hyde assisted with oversight of the Federal Election Commission (campaign finance law) and the budgets of all of the Standing Committees of the U.S. House of Representatives. Dr. Hyde’s goal is to translate his real world experience into the content of his Political Science and Pre-Law courses. Hyde’s hobby is film and he has developed a number of courses using movies to explore a variety of political issues such as espionage, world politics, American politics and law and justice.
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Ingle, Susan |
Major Gifts Officer | Advancement |
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Susan Ingle
Major Gifts Officer
(704) 945-7311
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susan.ingle@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
To cultivate relationships with current and prospective donors, primarily in Charlotte, with the capacity to support Pfeiffer through its annual fund, special and/or endowment campaigns, capital projects and planned giving. Ms. Ingle, who lives in Charlotte, has led fundraising and leadership efforts for UNC Charlotte, College of Health and Human Services; United Way of Central Carolinas; Senior Living Communities; and RAIN, Inc.
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Ingram, Jack |
Asst Professor, Sports Mgmt & Chair of Sports Mgmt Dept, Interim Athletic Director | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Jack Ingram
Asst Professor, Sports Mgmt & Chair of Sports Mgmt Dept, Interim Athletic Director
(704) 463-3206
Fax:(704) 463-5051
jack.ingram@pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- MS- University of North Carolina,1980
- MA -Pfeiffer College,1974
Professional Affiliations
- National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) 1977-1995
- District Softball Chairman 1982-85, 1988-89, 1991-92
- District 26 Chairman 1992-95
- Carolinas Virginia Athletic Conference (CVAC)
- Assistant to the Commissioner 1994-95
- Strategic Planning Committee 1997-98
- Eligibility Committee 1998-99
- Faculty Athletic Representatives (FAR) 1995-Present
- FAR - Chairman 1998-99
- Committee on Assessment and Planning – 1999 – 2005
- Conference Carolinas
- Committee on Advancement 2006- Present
- Executive Committee 2010 - 2012
- National Collegiate Athletic Association
- Faculty Athletic Representative 1995-Present
Achievements and Honors
- Member of Pfeiffer University Sports Hall of Fame
- Pfeiffer Softball Field named “Jack Ingram Field”,1999
- Pfeiffer Outstanding Alumnus Award, 2009
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Inman, Michelle |
Campus Guest Coordinator | Admissions |
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Johnson, Brandon |
Assistant Athletic Trainer | Athletics |
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Johnson, Deborah |
Receptionist/Testing Coordinator | Enrollment and Marketing |
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Judge, Joseph |
Dir of Choral Activities & Asst Professor of Music | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Joseph Judge
Dir of Choral Activities & Asst Professor of Music
(704) 463-3148
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joseph.judge@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Director of Choral and Vocal Music and Assistant Professor of music at Pfeiffer University - has performed numerous operatic and musical theater roles, concerts, and recitals in the United States and Europe. Specific research interests include: vocal pedagogy, vocology, language, diction, philosophies of teaching and music and worship arts.
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- MM Vocal Performance/Pedagogy- University of Colorado College of Music, 1997
- BA in Music Education- Pfeiffer College, 1987
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- NAfME (National Association for Music Education
- ACDA (American Choral Directors Association)
- Chorus American
- NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing
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Karrs, Kevin |
Director of Information Support Services-CC | Academic Affairs |
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Kean, Barbara |
Prof of Elem Ed & Dir of Elem Ed Prog | Division of Education |
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Kee-Newman, Aisha |
Administrative Assistant | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Kern, Angela |
Assistant Professor, Elementary Education & Coordinator of Undrgraduate EE Cohort | Division of Education |
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Angela Kern
Assistant Professor, Elementary Education & Coordinator of Undrgraduate EE Cohort
(704) 463-3173
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angie.kern@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Angela Haywood Kern, assistant professor of elementary education/Misenheimer campus, holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from North Carolina State University, master’s degree in elementary education from UNC Greensboro and a doctoral degree in curriculum and instruction from UNC Chapel Hill. In addition to serving since 2008 as adjunct faculty for Pfeiffer University, she has taught at Montgomery Community College and has extensive classroom experience for Asheboro City Schools as a teacher and as a consultant for the academically and intellectually gifted program.
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Education
- Ed.D.-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2009
- M.Ed.-University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1995
- B.A.-North Carolina State University, 1994
Professional Memberships
- Delta Gamma Member
President, Alpha Upsilon Chapter, 2010-2012
- North Carolina Association of Educator
- North Carolina Association of Gifted and Talented
- Phi Delta Kappa International Education Society
- Phi Sigma Pi International Fraternity
Recent Publications
- Kern, A.H., & Levin, B.B. (2009). How national board certified teachers are learning, doing, and sharing action research online! The Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin, Vol. 76, No. 1, pp. 20 – 23.
- Kern, A.H. (2009). Doctoral Dissertation: Ashe City Schools’ Journey to Recognize, Nurture, and Respond to the Potential in All Children Via U-STARS~PLUS.
Awards and Honors
- Teacher of the Year-Asheboro City Schools, 1998-1999
- Outstanding Young Educator-Jayces Outstanding Young Educator, 2004
- North Carolina Teaching Fellow
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Kern, Rosalie |
Associate Professor of Psychology | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Rosalie Kern
Associate Professor of Psychology
(704) 463-3121
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rosalie.kern@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Rosalie Kern, assistant professor of psychology/Misenheimer campus, holds bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees from Central Michigan University in psychology, general experimental psychology and applied experiential psychology, respectively. Her classroom experience includes teaching and developing courses for the department of psychology at Michigan Technical University; other professional expertise includes forensic psychology and trial consulting.
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Kidd, Twyla |
Human Resources Assistant | Human Resources |
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Kilbourne, Kathleen |
Dir Mstr Arts in Practical Theol Dir Ctr Deac Ed | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Kathleen Kilbourne
Dir Mstr Arts in Practical Theol Dir Ctr Deac Ed
(704) 945-7315
Fax:(704) 521-8617
kathleen.kilbourne@pfeiffer.edu
Rev. Kathleen Kilbourne is a native of Orlando, Florida. After receiving her undergraduate degree in Christian Education from Pfeiffer University and her Masters from Appalachian State University, she served in churches for 22 years as an educator with a primary focus in youth ministry and adult and family life. She is an ordained deacon of the United Methodist Church and since 1997 has been the Director of the Master of Arts in Practical Theology degree program for Pfeiffer University on their campus in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 2006, she also became the Director of the Center for Deacon Education, a ground-breaking partnership between Pfeiffer's School of Religion and Wesley Theological Seminary.
Education BA, Christian Education, Pfeiffer University, 1979 MA, Community Education, Appalachian State, 1986 Diaconal Studies, Methodist Theological School of Ohio, Perkins School of Theology, and Garrett Evangelical Seminary
United Methodist Church Credentials Certified in Youth Ministry, 1994 Consecrated Diaconal Minister, 1995 Ordained Deacon in Full Connection, 1998
Professional Organizations National Christian Educators Fellowship Western North Carolina Christian Educators Fellowship WNC Board of Ordained Ministry 2003-2012
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Kivior, Richard |
Assoc Registrar | Academic Affairs |
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Klop, Dianne |
Administrative Assistant | Advancement |
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Krepps, Jeffrey |
Assistant Professor & Site Director, MFT | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Kruse, Juanita |
Professor of History | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Juanita Kruse
Professor of History
(704) 463-3137
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juanita.kruse@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Kruse has been teaching at Pfeiffer University since 1982, shortly after receiving her Ph.D. from Miami University. Her major field of study is the history of nineteenth and twentieth century Europe. Dr. Kruse has recently been focused on creating new courses, such as 'The Roman Republic,' 'The Industrial Revolution,' and 'World War I,' focusing on engaged learning and critical thinking. She is a member of North American Conference on British Studies and the American Association of University Professors.
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- Doctor of Philosophy, English History- Miami University, Ohio, 1982
- Master of Science, European History- Eastern Illinois University, 1976
- Bachelor of Science in Education, Eastern Illinois University, 1975
Publications
- Kruse, Juanita. Christ Church: 100 Years. 1990.
- Kruse, Juanita. John Buchan (1875-1940) and the Idea of Empire: Popular Literature and Political Ideology. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1989.
- Kruse, Juanita. Review of Indentured Labor in the British Empire 1834-1920, by Kay Saunders, ed. Albion (Spring 1985): 105.
- Kruse, Juanita. Review of Lord Aberdeen, by Muriel E. Chamberlain. History: Review New Books (February 1984): 91.
Achievements and Honors
- Faculty Service Learning Certificate of Appreciation, 2003
- Exemplary Teaching Award from the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church, 1998
- Inclusion in Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 1998
- Phi Delta Sigma (Pfeiffer's academic honor society), 1982
- Phi Alpha Theta (history honor society), 1973
- Kappa Delta Pi (education honor society), 1973
Professional Memberships
- North American Conference on British Studies
- Southern Historical Association/European History Section
- American Association of University Professors
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Lafond, Blake |
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Blake Lafond
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
(704) 945-7323
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blake.lafond@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Mr. Lafond received bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UNC-Charlotte in criminal justice and a doctoral degree in public safety with a specialization in criminal justice from Capella University, Minneapolis. In addition to research, statistical and professional experience with the Governor’s Crime Commission for the North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety, he has taught a variety of courses in the field for Everest College Online, Santa Ana, Calif., and ECPI University, Charlotte.
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- Doctor of Philosophy in Public Safety, Capella University
- MS-Criminal Justice, UNCC
- BA-Criminal Justice, UNCC
Professional Affiliations
- American Criminal Justice Association (2011)
- Southern Criminal Justice Association (2011)
- North Carolina Gang Investigators’ Association (2011)
Recent Publications
- Lafond, B., Mehta, S., & Hayes, R. (2012). The gang officer’s perception: Measuring intervention propensity among gang investigators. Journal of Gang Research, 19(4), 37-51.
- Lafond, B. (2012). The fleet and take-home vehicle debate. American Criminal Justice Association/LAE Journal, Spring, 2012.
- Lafond, B. & Mehta, S. (2012). Making sense of the census: An analysis of census data, validated gang levels, and index crime levels. Journal of Gang Research, 20(1).
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Laney, Rebecca |
Secretary for Education Department | Academic Affairs |
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Lee, Shivon |
Controller/Financial Operations | Financial Affairs |
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Leist, James |
Professor of Healthcare Administration | Division of Health Related Programs |
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James Leist
Professor of Healthcare Administration
(704) 945-7332
Fax:(704) 521-8617
james.leist@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Leist joined the Pfeiffer Faculty full-time in 2008. He teaches many of the undergraduate courses in the Department of Health Administration in addition to the graduate course MHA 776 Comparative International Health (London). He strongly believes that it is important for his students to grow and cultivate new leadership skills, which is his passion. According to Dr. Leist, healthcare is not an easy profession in which to provide leadership because of its complex and constantly changing environment. He wants his students to develop new leadership skills and apply them to shape a successful future for healthcare.
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Education
- Doctor of Education- Higher Education Administration, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1972
- Master of Science in Education- College Student Personnel Work, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1967
- Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education- Speech and Theatre, Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 1964
Professional Memberships
- American College of Healthcare Executives
- Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education
- Alliance for Continuing Medical Education
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Leslie, Robin |
VP of Finance/CFO | Financial Affairs |
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Levine, Charisse |
Assistant Professor of Communication | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Charisse Levine
Assistant Professor of Communication
(704) 463-3360
Fax:(704) 463-1363
charisse.levine@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- MS- Columbia University, 1993
- BA- Harvard University, 1992
Achievements and Honors
- 1993, Carlotta di Cagno and David di Cagno Hagen Prize, for best investigative story on environmental protection or human rights
- 1993, Louis and Pauline Cowan Award, for outstanding performance in the Broadcast Management course.
- 1992, Charles Bonaparte Prize for the highest GPA in the Government Department
- 1992, John Harvard Scholar
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Listerman, Robin |
Admin Assistant to Provost & VP of Academic Affairs | Academic Affairs |
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Little, Lara |
Lib Dir & Asst Prof Library Science | Academic Affairs |
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Loflin, Cindy |
Accounts Payable Associate | Financial Affairs |
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Long, Mona |
Database Administrator | Financial Affairs |
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Lowder, Laura |
Visiting Assistant Professor of Education | Division of Education |
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Laura Lowder
Visiting Assistant Professor of Education
(704) 463-3155
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Laura Lowder, visiting professor of education/Misenheimer campus, holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Pfeiffer University and master’s and doctoral degrees in curriculum, assessment and instruction from Jones International University, Centennial, Colo., and University of Florida, respectively. In addition to several years’ classroom experience at the elementary level and as an adjunct instructor for Stanly Community College, she was the owner and operator of The Learning Center of Albemarle, which provided tutorial and enrichment services for school-age children.
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Education
- Ed.D.- University of Florida
- M.Ed.-Jones International University
- B.S.-Pfeiffer University
Licensures & Memberships
- North Carolina Teaching License (K-6 general)
- Georgia State Teaching License (K-5 general and K-8 math)
- AIG Certification (in progress)
- National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Certification Early Childhood Generalist
- North Carolina Early Childhood Administrator Credentials
Recent Publications
- Published Article in Fall Issue of Innovative Learning (a special interest group publication of the International
Society of Technology in Education) “Innovative Uses of Podcasting to Achieve the NETS” Fall 2010
- Published Article in Fall Issue of Innovative Learning (a special interest group publication of ISTE)
“Using Voice Thread to Collaborate with Animal Specialists” Fall 2009
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Lu, Laura |
Assistant Professor of CIS | Division of Business |
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Laura Lu
Assistant Professor of CIS
(704) 463-3322
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ying.lu@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Ying (Laura) Lu, assistant professor of computer information systems/Misenheimer campus, earned a bachelor’s degree from Sichuan University, China, and a master’s degree from Pennsylvania State University, University Park, before completing doctoral studies in business administration at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She comes to Pfeiffer from UNC Charlotte, where she taught a variety of business courses at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral levels, and has private industry experience in bioinformatics and marketing.
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- Ph.D.- University of Wisconsin-Wilwaukee, 2006
- MS- The Pennsylvania State University-University Park
- BS- Sichuan University
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- Lu, Y., and Ramamurthy, K. (2011) “Understanding the Link between Information Technology Capability and Organizational Agility: An Empirical Examination.” MIS Quarterly 35(4), pp.931-954.
- Lu, Y., and Ramamurthy, K. (2010) “Proactive or Reactive IT Leaders? A Test of Two Competing Models of Information Technology Innovation and Environment Alignment.” European Journal of Information Systems 19(5), pp.601-618, doi: 10.1057/ejis.2010.36.
- Jeong, B., and Lu, Y. (2008) “The Impact of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Investment Announcements on the Market Value of the Firm,” Journal of Theoretical and Applied Electronic Commerce Research 3 (1), pp. 41-54.
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Lucas, Dawn |
Chair Education Program and Associate Professor | Division of Education |
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Dawn Lucas
Chair Education Program and Associate Professor
(704) 463-3207
Fax:(704) 463-5051
dawn.lucas@pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- B.S.E Physical Education, SUNY Cortland
- M.S Health Promotion, UNCC
Achievements and Honors
- 2006 WIC Presentation "Preschoolers on the Move; Motivating Parents to Encourage Physical Activity"
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Luck, Susan |
Professor, Business Administration | Division of Business |
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Susan Luck
Professor, Business Administration
(704) 351-4447
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Dr. Luck holds a PhD in English from the University of South Carolina; before coming to Pfeiffer, she taught at Queens University and Davidson College. She is currently Full Professor of Business Writing at Pfeiffer. In addition, she has been a professional writer for over 30 years, with experience that ranges from writing for national television to writing for international mainstream magazines to editing award-winning crime novels. She is an arbitrator for FINRA, the financial industry's national regulatory association, and a certified mediator for NC's state superior court. Her consulting clients have ranged from the Department of Justice to GMAC Finance to Child Care Resources, Inc. In addition, she has coached dozens of professionals in communication practices.
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- PhD-University of South Carolina
- MA-University of North Carolina at Charlotte
- BA-Queens University of Charlotte
- Currently enrolled in Executive MBA program certificate program in Global Negotiations through Thunderbird School of Global Management.
- Extensive legal training in securities law and conflict resolution through FINRA and NC Bar Association continuing education courses.
Recent Publications
- Business Communications Quarterly, September 2013. Article “Alice in CubicleLand: Teaching Working Adults Communication Strategy” accepted for publication.
- International Conference for the Association for Business Communication, October 24-27, 2012, Honolulu, Hawaii. Two presentations:
- Editor on My Phone: Apps and software to help the adult learner with relearning writing skills.
- Alice in CubicleLand: My Favorite Assignment.
- Article, “Dr. Luck, Let me Fail this Paper: the Value of Revision in Graduate Level Business Writing,” to published on primary webpage for Association for Business
Communication, August 2012.
- Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching at Greensboro, NC, February 11, 2012. Presentation entitled “Online Grammar Checkers: Friend or Foe?”
- International Conference for the Association for Business Communication, Montreal, Canada, October 21, 2011. Presentation entitled “Dr. Luck, Won’t You Just Let Me Fail this Paper and Get on with My Life?”
- Blog, From the Word Doctor, published in conjunction with Pfeiffer University’s Student Success blog and app.
Professional Affiliations
- Member of Association for Business Communication, American Communication Association, Association of Professional Communication Consultants, Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, the Plain Language Group, and Grammar Geeks.
- Judge for Association for Business Communication Student Case Creation contest.
- Winner of Omer award for Best Judge and Embodiment of the Spirit of Creative Thought and Problem-Solving, North Carolina Odyssey of the Mind Tournament, Central Division, 2007.
- Member of the Dog Writers Association of America, an organization of 350 working professional writers who all have published articles about dogs in mainstream national publications. All members are nominated and elected by their peers based on quality of work published.
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Lung, Deborah |
Graduate Student Development & Academic Success | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Deborah Lung
Graduate Student Development & Academic Success
(704) 945-7308
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Education
- Psy.D.-James Madison University, 2007
- M.A.-James Madison University, 1995
- B.S.- Special Education, 1984
Licensures and Memberships
- Licensed Professional Counselor, 2007-Present
North Carolina Board of Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Professional Counselor, 1996-2007
Virginia Department of Health Professions
- Virginia State Special Education Teacher, 1984-1994
Virginia Department of Educations
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Brown, D.T., Benson, A.J., Walker, N.W., Sternberger, L.G., Lung, D.S., & Kassinove, H.A. (2004). A Systemic View of Higher Education and Professional Psychology: Implications of the Combined-Integrated (C-I) Model of Doctoral Training. Journal of Clinical Psychology.
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Lung, D.S., & McKee, J.E. (1995). An interview with Clara Shifflet: A training manual. Harrisonburg, Virginia
Achievements and Honors
- Francis Center for Servant Leadership Outstanding Faculty Award, Pfeiffer University, Spring 2011
- Jonathan David Memorial Scholarship, Spring 2006
- Outstanding Doctoral Student Teaching Award, James Madison University Dept. of Graduate Psychology, 2004
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Malloy, Patrick |
Assistant Professor of Accounting | Division of Business |
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Patrick Malloy
Assistant Professor of Accounting
(704) 463-3120
Fax:(704) 463-1363
patrick.malloy@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- DBA-Argosy University, 2011
- MS-Adelphi University
- BA-Adelphi University
Professional Memberships
- Institute of Management Accountants
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- New York State Society of CPAs
- North Carolina Association of CPAs
- Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
Recent Publications
- “Websites: There is no Question.” Published by Value Added Builders. Article pertains to the necessity of clients establishing an Internet presence. Although directed towards contractors, the article points out the change in the perception of the investor, and the related change in investing criteria. It helps readers understand that the competitive advantages have changed to incorporate time and core competencies, which have become the new model in business evaluations.
- The Tangled Web; published by the AICPA in the Trusted Professional, October 2000: Article deals with the accounting for website costs, and cost determination for capitalizing and expensing certain web/Internet based transactions. The article also discusses the changes that accountants and other professionals need to be aware of regarding the changes in business valuations from a financial perspective to a core competency/time based valuation system.
Awards and Honors
- Starnes Award, Pfeiffer University, 2012
- Instructor of Distinction, Keiser University, 2007-2008
- Student recognition award, Accounting Society/IMA, Adelphi University
- Scholastic Scholarship, Institute of Management Accountants
- Honors Scholarship, Adelphi University
- Financial Executives Institute Award, Adelphi University
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Martin, Ashley |
Administrative Assistant | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Martin, Dana |
Assistant Professor of Nursing | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Dana Martin
Assistant Professor of Nursing
(704) 463-3069
Fax:(704) 463-1363
dana.martin@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dana Martin, assistant professor of nursing/Misenheimer campus, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nursing from UNC Charlotte, the latter with a double concentration in nurse education and community/public health nursing. In addition to experience working as a registered nurse and care technician, she has nurse education experience with Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte; UNC Charlotte; Pfeiffer University; and the Mecklenburg County Health Department.
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- MSN- University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2011
- BSN- University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1997
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Dienemann, J., Martin, D., Nixon-Hudgens, A., Jones, H., Hunt, R., & Norton, J. (unpublished). Risk factors of patients who do and do not develop post-operative nausea and vomiting. Submitted to the Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing.
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Martin, Diane |
Financial Aid Counselor | Financial Aid |
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Mauldin, Teena |
Executive Assistant to the President | President Office |
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May, Carol |
Director of Institutional Advancement | Advancement |
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Carol May
Director of Institutional Advancement
(704) 463-3034
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carol.may@pfeiffer.edu
Carol develops fundraising and related advancement opportunities primarily in Stanly County as well as Charlotte and throughout Mecklenburg County. Ms. May, a resident of Troy, has served as vice president of marketing and programming for the N.C. Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Charlotte, and executive vice president for the Peace Center for the Performing Arts in Greenville, S.C. As a consultant and volunteer, she has guided the development of strategic and branding plans for such organizations as Stanly Community College Foundation, Stanly County Historical Society, Stanly County Museum, Opera Carolina, Charlotte Repertory Theatre and North Carolina Dance Theatre.
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McCaffery, Jack |
Assistant Professor of Legal Studies Graduate | Division of Business |
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McCallum, Mark |
Professor of Biology, Chairr of Bio Dept, Dean of School of Arts & Science | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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McKim, Dana |
Minister to the University | Student Development |
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Dana McKim
Minister to the University
(704) 463-3409
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dana.mckim@pfeiffer.edu
Dana McKim is a 1982 graduate of Pfeiffer University who earned an undergraduate degree in Christian Education and went on to receive a Master of Divinity degree from Duke University. Prior to becoming Pfeiffer's minister to the university, Dana served as the senior pastor of Archadale United Methodist Church in Archdale, N.C.
Read more about the pastor of The Village Church and minister to the university.
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McKissick, Quinton |
Dir of Outdoor Leadership & Recreation | Student Development |
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McPhee, Michael |
Administrative Assistant | Enrollment and Marketing |
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McQueen, Rebecca |
Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Residence Life | Student Development |
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Rebecca McQueen
Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Residence Life
(704) 463-3404
Fax:(704) 463-1363
rebecca.mcqueen@pfeiffer.edu
Becca earned a bachelor's degree from UNC Chapel Hill and master's degree from Appalachian State University. Before her arrival at Pfeiffer, Becca served as a residence director at Meredith College and Appalachian State and assistant director of residence life at Elon University.
In 2012, Becca won the North Carolina Housing Officer Outstanding Mid-Level Professional of the Year award.
Becca supervises the student leadership and daily operations of the eleven residence halls on Pfeiffer’s campus. You can reach Becca by calling (704)-463-3404, emailing rebecca.mcqueen@pfeiffer.edu or stopping by her office in 103A Stokes.
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Medlin, Ramanda |
CC Business Office Manager | Financial Affairs |
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Messina, Susan |
Director of Institutional Communications | Advancement |
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Metzger, Faith |
Assistant Director of Financial Aid | Financial Aid |
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Meyers, Patty |
Professor of Christian Education | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Patty Meyers
Professor of Christian Education
(704) 463-3101
Fax:3101
patty.meyers@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Education
- B. Music - Coe College
- MCE - Garrettt-Evangelical Theological Seminary
- D. Min. in Applied Religious Education - Graduate Theological Foundation
- Ed. D. - Seattle University
Publications
- Live, Learn, and Pass It On!: The Practical Benefits of Generations Growing Together in Faith
- Fostering Faith: A Study of the Relationship Between Spiritual Teacher and Student
- Between Everything: Teacher Helps for Transitioning Preteens
- You Are Welcome Here; A child's Invitaion to the Lords Table See Resume
Achievements and Honors
- Starnes Outstanding Faculty Award, Pfeiffer University, 2004
- Servant Leadership Certificate, Pfeiffer University, 2003
- Faculty Excellence Award (1st recipient), Marylhurst University, 1999
- Rosalie Bentzinger Graduate Scholarship Award, 1998
- Jason Lee Award “For Excellence in Communicating the Work of God through the Church and Mass Media,” Oregon-Idaho Conference, 1991
- Estarl Scholarship 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
- Gertrude Boyd Crane Scholarship 1994, 1995
Professional Memberships
- United Methodist Association of Scholars of Christian Education (UMASCE) 1989-present; President 2007-present; President-elect 2005; executive committee 1999-present
- Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious Education (APRRE)1998- present
- Chair, REA History Task Force, 2004-present
- Religious Education Association (REA) 1979-present
- Christian Educators Fellowship – National, Co-founder & first president of Oregon-Idaho conference chapter - 1979-present
- Founder, faculty advisor, Pfeiffer University student chapter, 2002-present
- Fellowship of United Methodists in Worship, Art, & Music , 1981-present
- Willamette University Board of Trustees (1st deacon appointed), 2000-2001
- Mu Phi Epsilon (professional music sorority), 1970-present
- American Association of Religion, 1989-2002
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Miller, Damion |
Acquisitions/Collection Development Librarian | Academic Affairs |
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Miller, Jasonn |
Assistant Athletic Trainer | Athletics |
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Miller, Michael |
President | President Office |
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Miller, Vernease |
Dir Healthcare Prog Prof & Chair Dept Health Admin | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Vernease Miller
Dir Healthcare Prog Prof & Chair Dept Health Admin
(704) 945-7313
Fax:7313
vernease.miller@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Miller has been employed by Pfeiffer University for 15 years. She currently serves as the Interim Dean for Health-Related Programs. She is responsible for the management of the Departments of Health Administration; Marriage and Family Therapy, Nursing, Health and Exercise Science, and Human Relations. She is a full Professor teaching required courses in the Center for Professional Advancements and the MHA program.
Dr. Miller is engaged in developing health administration leadership toward the goal of improving health systems internationally. She is currently working with the countries of Turkey and Liberia through the establishment of executive health care administration certificate programs.
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Education
- St. Joseph's University, M.H.A., 1983 (Health Administration)
- The American University, Washington College of Law, JD, 1976
- Chatham College, 1973, (Political Science/Secondary Education)
Publications
- Miller, Vernease Herron, Ethical dilemmas on the job, The Observer, September 24, 2002
- Miller, Vernease Herron, These days, we must supervise the supervisors, The Charlotte Observer, Octo-ber 22, 2002
- Miller, Vernease Herron, Marriage, voting require faithful commitment, The Charlotte Observer, Novem-ber
- Miller, Vernease Herron, The rings of personhood, The Charlotte Observer, December 24, 2002.
- Yele Aluko, MD and Vernease Miller, MHA, JD, Fourth Annual Minority Health Symposium to Address HIV/AIDS, September 2007, Mecklenburg Medicine, Charlotte, NC.
Professional Memberships
- American University Public Health Administrators (AUPHA)
- National Association of Health Services Administrators (Founding member of Charlotte chapter)
- Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
- American Public Health Association
- American Association of University Professors
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Minyard, Rosemary |
Associate Professor of Economics & Finance | Division of Business |
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Rosemary Minyard
Associate Professor of Economics & Finance
(704) 945-7325
Fax:(886) 855-8660
rosemary.minyard@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Minyard is an Associate Professor of Economics and Finance. She has 25 years of professional work experience including the Congressional Budget Office in National Security International Affairs, Merril Lynch Capital Markets (Debt Trading Strategy), FDIC/RTC where she evaluated assets from insured institutions from all over the country, and Bank of America Corporate Audit in Global Corporate Investment Banking.
She earned her Ph.D. in Economics from Princeton and is a Certified Public Accountant.
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Education
- Ph.D., Economics, Princeton University
- Dissertation: "Industry and Host Country Incentives for Foreign Direct Investment: U.S. Multinational Corporations"
- M.A., Economics, Princeton University, 1973;
- B.A., Economics, NYU, 1970
- Certified Public Accountant, 1996, Maryland
Publications
- "The Export Import Bank: Implication for the Federal Budget and the Credit Market", Congressional Budget Office Staff Working Paper, October 27. 1976.,
- "U.S. Government Involvement in Commercial Exports: Program Goals and Budgetary Cost", Congressional Budget Office Background Paper, November 1977.
- "The U.S. Balance of International Payments and the U.S. Economy", (with C.R. Neu) Congressional Budget Office Background Paper, February 1978
Achievements and Honors
Dr . Minyard has more than 25 years of experience working in a broad spectrum of financial services, as well as institutions affecting financial policy. These have included the Congressional Budget Office in National Security International Affairs, Merrill Lynch Capital Markets in Debt Trading Strategy, the FDIC/RTC, where she evaluated assets from insured financial institutions from all over the country, and Bank of America Corporate Audit for Global Corporate Investment Banking. Her various positions have involved her in the evaluation of all types of financial instruments and balance sheets. Most recently she has focused on new analytical tools for managing credit risk and micro credit.
Professional Memberships
- American Economic Association (AEA)
- CFA Institute (formerly AIMR)
- CFA North Carolina
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Morris, Paula |
Admin Asst to Student Development | Student Development |
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Paula Morris
Admin Asst to Student Development
(704) 463-3400
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paula.morris@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Paula Morris provides administrative support for all the areas within the Office of Student Development: residence life, The Village Church, health services, counseling services, the Center for Outdoor Leadership, student activities and the dean of students.
Paula holds a bachelor's degree from Berry College and has experience in the non-profit sector, church-relations, business and real estate.
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Mowery, Steven |
Asst to the Registrar | Academic Affairs |
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Mull, Sheila |
Enrollment Svcs Counselor Degree Completion Prog | Center for Professional Advancement |
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Myrick, Cody |
Network Administrator | Financial Affairs |
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Nahavandi, Jamal |
Associate Professor of Economics | Division of Business |
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Jamal Nahavandi
Associate Professor of Economics
(704) 945-7350
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Dr. Nahavandi has over a decade and a half experience in consulting and research and has been a faculty member at Pfeiffer since 2003. He is self described as "in the zone" when in the classroom. He tells his students that Economics is a difficult but extremely powerful subject to understand the world around you. Dr. Nahavandi's goal is for his students to learn how to think critically and analytically about business and personal decisions and to lead an organization by correctly allocating resources and thinking strategically.
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Nam, Sanggon |
Asst Professor of Healthcare Admin-Epidemology | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Sanggon Nam
Asst Professor of Healthcare Admin-Epidemology
(919) 941-2922
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sanggon.nam@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Nam is an assistant professor of health administration, Raleigh-Durham campus. He earned a bachelor’s degree in mass media and communication from Handong Global University, Pohang, Korea; master’s degree in sociology from Clemson University; and doctoral degree (dissertation pending) in preventive medicine and community health from University of Texas Medical Branch as well as additional doctoral coursework in sociology from Emory University. Additionally, Dr. Nam has conducted extensive research on the effects of obesity and predictors of mortality.
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- PhD (ABD)-University of Texas Medical Branch
- MS Sociology-Clemson University, 2007
- BA-Handong Global University, Pohang, Korea, 2002
Professional Affiliations
- Sigma XI member at University of Texas Medical Branch, 2012-Present
- Gerontological Society of America (GSA), 2008 – Present
- American Public Health Association (APHA), 2008 – Present
- Alpha Epsilon Lambda Graduate School Honor Society, Clemson University (only 1% of
the total graduate population is admitted), 2006 – Present
- American Statistical Association (ASA), 2006 – 2008
- Southern Sociological Society (SSS), 2005 – 2008
- American Sociological Association (ASA), 2003 – 2008
Recent Publications
- Kim, D.M., Lee, J.K., Nam, S. (2002). A Qualitative Study on Changes in Doctor-Patient
Relationship by the Separation of Prescribing and Dispensing of Pharmaceuticals. The 54th Annual Book of the Korean Society for Preventive Medicine: Fall Edition.
- Do, T.N., Nam, S. (2011). Knowledge, Awareness and Medical Practices of Asian
Americans/Pacific Islanders on Chronic Hepatitis B Infection: Review of Current Psychosocial Evidence. Health and Social Welfare Review, 31 (3). pp. 341-364.
- Nam, S., Kuo, Y.F., Markides, K.S., Al Snih, S. (2012). Waist Circumference, Body Mass
Index, and Disability Among Older Adults in Latin American and the Caribbean. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics. 55 (2). e40–e47.
Awards & Honors
- Best Student Poster Award in the 15th Forum on Aging sponsored by the Sealy Center on
Aging, Galveston, TX, 2011
- Honorable Mention for the 2011 Masters Student Award Funded by the Retirement
- Research Foundation, the 139th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
Exposition, Washington, DC, 2011
- Travel Award, Graduate Student Organization, UTMB. 2011
- Travel Award, Preventive Medicine and Community Health, UTMB, 2010-2011
- Second Place, Student Paper Award at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Southern
Gerontological Society, St. Petersburg, FL, 2009
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Neal, Gerald |
Associate Professor of Education | Division of Education |
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Gerald Neal
Associate Professor of Education
(704) 463-3122
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gerald.neal@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- EdD- Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations- UNC Greensboro, 2006
- EdS- UNC Greensboro, 2005
- Masters of Educatio- UNC Charlotte, 1993
- Bachelor of Arts- Engish Literature- Western Carolina University, 1987
Publications
- "Quiet Desperation: The Effects of School Competition on Abused and Neglected Children" Accepted for publication by Hamilton Books of the Rowan & Littlefield Publishing Group; Estimated to be released March, 2008.
- National Public Radio (NPR) “Finding and Keeping Good Teachers,” Interview with Lisa Miller, aired May 24, 2007.
“Elitism in Middle School Sports: Losing Children to Win Games,” Thinking Classrooms: A Journal of Reading, Writing, and Critical Reflection. Accepted for publication in December, 2007.
- “Teaching Literacy in the Math Classroom,” The North Carolina Middle School Advocate. Accepted for publication August, 2007.
- “Lisa Was Getting on My Nerves: Recognizing and Reaching a Sexually-Abused Child,” Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership. Submitted May 15, 2007.
- “Literacy as Therapy: Soothing the Effect of Trauma and Stress on Abused and Neglected Children in Middle Schools” North Carolina Middle School Journal, submitted May 15, 2007.
Achievements and Honors
- CMS SIOP Middle School Administrator of the Year, 2007
- Luther W. Self Doctoral Fellowship, UNC Greensboro, 2004
- National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Certification, 1998
- Salisbury High School Teacher of the Year, 1994
- Western Carolina University’s Outstanding Male Student, 1984-1985
- North Carolina Perspective Teacher Scholarship, 1983-1984
- Athletic Scholarship, football, 1980
Professional Memberships
- International Baccalaureate Certification, Salt Lake City, Utah - Administrator Training, 2006
- National Boards for Perspective Teaching Standards, Charlotte, NC and Rock Hill, SC
Renewal Assessor, 2005-2006
- Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) - Administrator Training, 2005
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Newport, Cynthia |
Circulation Coordinator | Academic Affairs |
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Newsome, JoEllen |
Director of Grants & Research | Advancement |
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JoEllen Newsome
Director of Grants & Research
(704) 463-3037
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joellen.newsome@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Jo Ellen supervises the stewardship of all endowed scholarships at Pfeiffer and is responsible for programming designed to recognize and increase scholarship funding.
Jo Ellen has served in various capacities at Pfeiffer since 1996. Prior to Pfeiffer, she was a field executive for the Pisgah Girl Scout Council in Asheville, N.C. She is a Pfeiffer graduate.
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Nolt, Scott |
Head Mens & Womens Cross Country Coach | Athletics |
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Scott Nolt
Head Mens & Womens Cross Country Coach
(704) 463-3227
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scott.nolt@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Scott Nolt enters his seventh season as Pfeiffer's men's and women's Cross Country coach. Nolt attended Pfeiffer and graduated suma cum laude in 2001 with a B.A. in History and a minor in Philosophy.
Under Coach Nolt’s guidance last season, both the men’s and women’s teams were ranked in the top 10 in the region throughout much of the season. The men’s team finished last season 5th in Conference Carolinas and 9th in the NCAA Regional Championships. The women’s team finished 3rd overall in Conference Carolinas and finished 10th overall in the region.
In college, Nolt ran cross country for the Falcons during his four years at Pfeiffer. He was named to the Academic All-Conference team 3 out of 4 years and was voted team MVP in 2000. Before coming back to Pfeiffer, he was a Social Studies teacher at Jay M. Robinson High School in Concord. While there, Scott was the assistant track coach and the head cross country coach.
Coach Nolt was born and raised in Manitoba, Canada and now resides in Harrisburg, NC.
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Norton, Steven |
Financial Analyst | Financial Affairs |
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Odell, Kathy |
Dir of Human Resources | Human Resources |
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Kathy Odell
Dir of Human Resources
(704) 463-3011
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kathy.odell@fpfeiffer.edu
Kathy Odell joined Pfeiffer in December 2005 with more than 20 years of experience in human resources at both corporate and manufacturing organizations.In 2006, she earned her Senior Professional in Human Resources certification after holding certification as a human resources professional for eight years.
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Oliphant, Ashley |
Assistant Professor of English | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Ashley Oliphant
Assistant Professor of English
(704) 463-3123
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ashley.oliphant@pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- B.A., University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1999
- M.A., University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2002
- Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Greensboro, December 2007
Recent Publications
- “Legacy of Service Continues: The Francis Center Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary.” Pfeiffer University Magazine. Fall/Winter 2010.
Professional Memberships
- The Ernest Hemingway Society
- The Friends of the Hemingway Collection at the John F. Kennedy Library
Awards & Honors
- UNCG Graduate Student Travel Award, Spring 2004
- The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
- Sigma Tau Delta
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Onvural, Nur |
Assistant Professor of Economics and Finance | Division of Business |
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Nur Onvural
Assistant Professor of Economics and Finance
(919) 941-2929
Fax:2929
nur.onvural@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph. D.-North Carolina State University, May 1990
- M.S.-North Carolina State University, May 1986
- B.S.-Middle East Technical University, Ankara-Turkey, June 1981
Licensures & Certifications
- North Carolina Unlimited General Contracting License
- Executive Management Program at UNC Chapel Hill with NCDOT and NCIMED
- Quality Matters Peer Reviewer for On-line Education
- Women Executive Education Leadership Series with NCIMED, Wake Forest University, Center for Creative Leadership and Bennett College
Recent Publications
- Economies of Scale and Scope at Large Commercial Banks: Evidence from the Fourier Flexible Form (with Karlyn Mitchell), Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 28(2) May 1996
- Economies of Scale and Scope in the Savings and Loan Industry: A case study of North Carolina S&Ls using the Fourier Flexible Form (with Karlyn Mitchell), NCSU working paper, presented at the Western Economics Association meetings in San Francisco, July 1992
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Owens, Daniel |
CC Evening/Weekend Campus Facilitator | Enrollment and Marketing |
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Park, Eun |
Director of Distance Education | Academic Affairs |
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Parker, Barnett |
Professor of Business & Health Admin Chair of Health Admin | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Barnett Parker
Professor of Business & Health Admin Chair of Health Admin
(919) 656-7060
Fax:(919) 309-9808
barnett.parker@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Barnett Parker is a professor of economics in the Department of Health Administration at Pfeiffer University. He received his Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from University of Massachusetts. Continuing his education, Parker received his Master’s and Ph.D. in management science from the University of Rochester. His work with marketing and strategic planning models has taken him to almost 50 countries, where he continued his research and published a variety of referred journals.
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- Ph.D., Management Science, Social/Industrial Psychology and Marketing, William E. Simon Graduate School of Business, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY.
- M.S., Management Science, William E. Simon Graduate School of Business, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY.
- B.S., Chemical Engineering, magna cum laude, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Academic Positions Held
- Pfeiffer University, Charlotte and Misenheimer, NC, 1997-present. Position: Full Professor, School of Business and School of Graduate Studies.
- Elsevier Science, Ltd., Oxford, UK and Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1988-present. Position: Editor-in-Chief, Socio-Economic Planning Sciences: The International Journal of Public Sector Decision-Making.
- University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 1984-1996. Position: Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health.
- Indian Institute of Health Management Research, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, 1993-1995. Position: Program Faculty, The Executive Program for South Asia.
- University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 1977-1984. Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Health Policy and Administration, School of Public Health.
- Oakland University, Rochester, MI, 1975-1977. Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Management.
- The State University of New York, Empire State College, Rochester, NY, 1973-1974. Position: Assistant Professor (half-time).
Courses Taught - Graduate:
- Quantitative Decision Making
- International Business
- Marketing Management
- Health Services Marketing
- Strategic Health Services Management
Courses Taught - Undergraduate
- Introduction to Marketing
- Advertising and Sales Promotion
- Sales Development and Management
- International Business
- Consumer Behavior
- Quantitative Analysis for Decision Making
- Marketing Management
- Business Strategy
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Parker-Jeffries, Terry |
Director of Undergraduate Admissions | Admissions |
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Pazun, James |
Professor of Chemistry and Physics | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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James Pazun
Professor of Chemistry and Physics
(704) 463-3313
Fax:(704) 463-1363
james.pazun@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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- PhD-University of Pittsburgh, 1991
- BS-Gannon University, 1985
Publications
- Complete error check of CH4, New Title in Physics by Halliday , Wiley, Editor Alyson Rentrop
- Consultant for the “GO Project in Physics, Richrd Holland Editor/supervisor
- Complete set of cliscker questions to accompany the new first edition GOB Chemistry by Guinn, WH Freeman, 2009.
- Student Study Guide to accompany Chemistry, The Central Science by Julia Burdge, S, Jan, 2008, MHHE, Senior Editor, Shirley Oberbroeckling
Awards and Honors
- McNair Scholarship Representative
- Teacher of the Year, 1997
- Student Government Service Award, 1996
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Pettry, Jessica |
Administrative Assistant | Enrollment and Marketing |
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Pickler, Eugene |
Part-time Prof of Economics | Division of Business |
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Poe, Donald |
Professor & Chair of Psychology Department | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Donald Poe
Professor & Chair of Psychology Department
(704) 463-3041
Fax:(704) 463-1363
don.poe@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- B.A., Duke University, 1968
- M.A., Virginia Tech, 1975
- Ph.D., Cornell University, 1980
Academic Positions Held
- Dean of the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Pfeiffer University, 2008 to present
- Chair of the Department of Department of Psychology and Human Services, Pfeiffer University, 2008 to present
- Associate Professor of Psychology, Pfeiffer University, 2004 to present
- Director of Institutional Research & Planning, Pfeiffer University, 2004-2008
- Vice President of Analytical Services, Applied Research Analysts, 1996 -2003
- Adjunct Professor of Psychology, Mount Holyoke College, American University and USDA Graduate School
- Associate Professor of Psychology, Hampshire College, 1979-1997
Courses Taught
- Statistics and Data Analysis
- Research Methods
- General Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Group Processes
- Psychology and the Law
- Human Aggression
- Attitude Change
- Mind/Body Relationships
- Mysteries, Science and Pseudoscience
Achievements and Honors
- Phi Kappa Phi graduate honorary society
Professional Memberships
- Association of Institutional Research
- Southern Association of Institutional Research
- North Carolina Association of Institutional Research
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Pope, Kay |
Accountant | Financial Affairs |
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Poplin, Reba |
Financial Associate | Financial Affairs |
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Poplin, Toby |
Associate Professor, Econ & Bus Admin, Chair Bus Admin Dept | Division of Business |
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Toby Poplin
Associate Professor, Econ & Bus Admin, Chair Bus Admin Dept
(704) 463-3133
Fax:(704) 463-1363
toby.poplin@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Education
- A.A. Wingate College, 1965
- A.B. Pfeiffer College, 1967
- M.A. Appalachian State University, 1968
Academic Positions Held
- Instructor of Economics, Wingate College, 1968-1971
- Instructor of Economics and Business, Davidson County Commmunity College, 1971-1976
- Assistant Professor of Economics, Pfeiffer University, 1976-1988
- Associate Professor of Economics and Business, Pfeiffer Univeristy, 1988 -present
Courses Taught:
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Managerial Economics
- Managerial Microeconomics
- Public Finance
- Labor Economics
- Labor Relations and Economics
- Comparative Economic Systems
- History of Economic Thought
- International Economics
- International Trade and Finance
- Money and Banking
- Senior Seminar in Economics
- Economics Internship
- Principles of Management
- Marketing
- Financial Management
- Investments
- International Business
- Management of Human Resources
- International Marketing
- Productions/Operations Management
- Business Law I and Business Law II
- Business Administration Internship
- Contemporary Business Problems
- Principles of Accounting I and Principles of Accounting II
- Managerial Accounting
- Business Mathematics
- Fundamentals of Mathematics
- College Algebra
- Calculus for Business
- Business Statistics
- Government and Business
Achievements and Honors: Valedictorian, South Stanly High School, 1963
- Valedictorian, Wingate College, 1965
- Graduate Number One in my class, Pfeiffer College, 1967
- Member, Phi Theta Kappa (Scholastic Honor Society) Wingate College
- Member, Phi Delta Sigma (Scholastic Honor Society) Pfeiffer College
- Elected to Outstanding Young Men of America, 1970
- Who's Who in American Colleges, 1965
- Winner of the First Starnes Award at Pfeiffer College/University
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Preslar, Tina |
Asst Professor, Accounting & Dir of Acct Prog | Division of Business |
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Tina Preslar
Asst Professor, Accounting & Dir of Acct Prog
(704) 463-3129
Fax:(704) 463-1363
tina.preslar@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Achievements and Honors
- Advisor, Pfeiffer Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda National Professional Business Organization (Original Charter 2002 - Present)
- Received 28 awards at the State Level since 2002.
- Member of the Curriculum Improvement Program for Accounting in the Community College system - 2000.
- Member of SCCs Accounting Advisory Board (2001 to Present)
- 4-years on Faculty Senate
Professional Memberships
- Phi Beta Lambda Professional Division Member (4 years)
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Raines, Jean |
Professor of Music | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Jean Raines
Professor of Music
(704) 463-3146
Fax:(704) 463-1363
jean.raines@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- PhD. Michican State University
- MME University of Memphis
- BSE University of Memphis
Professional Memberships
- Music Educators National Conference
- North Carolina Music Educators Association
- International Clarinet Association
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Reasso, Bob |
VP for Athletics | Athletics |
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Rowe, Christie |
Financial Aid Counselor | Financial Aid |
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Seda, Michael |
Associate Professor of Accounting | Graduate |
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Michael Seda
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michael.seda@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Michael Seda, associate professor of accounting/Charlotte and Raleigh campuses, holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and MBA from St. John’s University, Queens, N.Y., doctorate in business education from New York University, and doctorate in business administration from Argosy University. Concurrent with business experience that spans more than 30 years is teaching experience that covers the depth of his professional expertise at such institutions as UNC-Chapel Hill, Fairleigh Dickinson University, North Carolina Central University and Campbell University, among others.
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Sever, Ali |
Prof of Comp Info Sys & Chair of CIS Dept | Division of Business |
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Ali Sever
Prof of Comp Info Sys & Chair of CIS Dept
(704) 463-3118 x2207
Fax:(704) 463-1363
asever@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph. D., Wichita State University, 1996
Courses Taught
- Systems Analysis and Design
- E-Commerce
- C/C++
- JAVA
- VB
- Networking
- MIS
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Seward, Bill |
Director of Information Technology | Financial Affairs |
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Sharples, Russell |
Dean of Students | Student Development |
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Shiflet, Andrew |
Admissions Counselor | Admissions |
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Silva, Lourdes |
Registrar | Academic Affairs |
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Lourdes Silva
Registrar
(704) 463-3062
Fax:(704) 463-1363
lourdes.silva@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Lourdes Silva, registrar, earned a Bachelor of Arts at the University of Puerto Rico and a Master of Science in Higher Education Administration from Syracuse University.
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Simeona, Shakinah |
Admissions Counselor | Admissions |
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Smith, Jason |
Asst Athl Dir Head Mens Soccer Coac | Athletics |
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Jason Smith
Asst Athl Dir Head Mens Soccer Coac
(704) 463-3253
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jason.smith@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Jason P. Smith is the head coach of the Falcons men’s soccer program. Smith brings an extensive background to Pfeiffer including a four-year stint with the Atlanta Silverbacks of the United Soccer League (USL). During his tenure as head coach and general manager with the Silverbacks, Smith led the way for Atlanta setting numerous franchise records with a runner-up finish in the USL’s first division in 2007. Under Smith, the Silverbacks became a national contender on the pitch and the most prolific offensive team in the league. As general manager, Smith also handled player recruitment and contract negotiations for the franchise.
Smith brings extensive collegiate coaching experience to Pfeiffer. He spent 12 seasons as the men’s and women’s head coach at Piedmont College in Demorest, GA. Racking up 275 wins at Piedmont, Smith led the Lions to three South Region championships and 11 conference titles.
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Smith, Kim |
Administrative Assistant for Admissions & Fin Aid | Admissions |
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Kim Smith
Administrative Assistant for Admissions & Fin Aid
(704) 463-3060
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kim.smith@pfeiffer.edu
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Snook, Allen |
Head Athletic Trnr/Asst Athletic Dir Dir Falc Club | Athletics |
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Souther, Dennis |
Visiting Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Dennis Souther
Visiting Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
(704) 463-3171
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dennis.souther@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dennis Souther is a visiting professor of criminal justice/Misenheimer campus. He earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a master of public administration degree from UNC-Charlotte. He’s also served as an officer and administrator for Cabarrus Correctional Center, Southern Correctional Institution and Stanly Correctional Center and taught a variety of criminal justice courses for institutions that include Montgomery Community College, Troy, N.C.; Barber-Scotia College, Concord, N.C.; ITT Technical Institute, Indianapolis; and ECPI College of Technology, Virginia Beach, Va.
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Education
- MPA-University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1996
- BS-University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1990
- AAS-Stanly Community College, 1987
Professional Affiliations
- American Political Science Association
- Academy of Political Science
Recent Publications
- “The Technology Bridge” Corrections Connection (corrections.com); 4/28/2008.
Article focuses on the increased availability of educational opportunity to traditionally underserved populations.
- Cengage Learning:Test Bank development; American Government, 1st ed, by Kenneth Dautrich and David Yalof; 2008
- Powerpoint and Lesson Plan supplements development; Criminal Justice in America, 6th ed.by George Cole and Christopher Smith, 2009.
- Aplia-Content and manuscript review for online learning supplements; 2009-2010.
Awards & Honors
- National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD), 2003 NISOD Excellence Award, May 28, 2003; Austin, TX.
- Advanced Corrections Certificate, NC Department of Justice, Criminal Justice Training and Education, Standards Commission; 1990.
- Stanly Community College, President’s Choice Award, October 2001. One faculty member chosen annually for recognition of creativity and productivity.
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Steedley, Ross |
Assistant Baseball Coach | Athletics |
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Sunbury, Mary-Ann |
Athletic Director | Athletics |
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Sutlive, Vinson |
Professor, Exercise Science | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Vinson Sutlive
Professor, Exercise Science
(704) 463-3324
Fax:(704) 463-1363
vinson.sutlive@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
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Education
- Ph.D.-Indiana University, 1996
- M.A.Ed.-College of William & Mary, 1980
- B.A.-College of William & Mary, 1977
Professional Memberships
- American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance
- Human Anatomy and Physiology Society
- Health Professions Advisors of North Carolina
Publications
- Sutlive, V.H., Neujahr, E., Royse, R., & Stanich, M. (1999). Intrinsic dynamics of persons with spinal cord injury: Autonomic nervous system constraints. Clinical Kinesiology, 53, 1.
- Sutlive, V.H. (1998). Replication: A neglected aspect of human movement science. Published in Proceedings of the Western College Physical Education Society Conference, Reno, Nevada.
- Sutlive, V.H., Israel, R. G., & Neeley, J. (1998). Physical activity and persons with spinal cord injury: Factors affecting exercise capacity. American Medical Athletic Association Quarterly, 12, 12-14, 18.
Awards & Honors
- Mortar Rose Award-Colorado State University, 1999
- Nominated, Outstanding Teacher Award-Colorado State University, 1996-1997
- Elected to Pi Lambda Theta
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Swain, Gwyndolan |
Assistant Professor of Health Administration | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Gwyndolan Swain
Assistant Professor of Health Administration
(704) 945-7304
Fax:(704 )521-8617
gwyndolan.swain@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Swain completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Dillard University of New Orleans. She also has obtained a dual Master’s degree in Business Administration and Health Administration at Pfeiffer University. For more than 35 years she has held a leadership role as an RN in hospitals, home health, physician’s practices, human resources, long term care and operational leadership. She is also a certified administrator for the Family and Medical Leave act (FMLA).
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- DHA Candidate- Medical University of South Carolina
- Certified FMLA Administrator
- MBA/MHA- Pfeiffer University
- BS- Dillard University
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Tannehill, Myra |
Visiting Professor of English | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Myra Tannehill
Visiting Professor of English
(704) 463-3135
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myra.tannehill@fsmail.pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Tannehill is a visiting professor of English/Misenheimer campus. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Roanoke College, Salem, Va., and master’s and doctoral degrees in English education and higher education, teaching leadership and educational studies, from Appalachian State, Boone, N.C. In addition to nearly 20 years teaching experience as both an adjunct professor at various institutions and faculty member at Rowan Cabarrus Community College, she has vast experience leading and facilitating writing workshops for a variety of audiences, including venues such as arts festivals and conferences.
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- EdS-Appalachian State University, 1997
- MA-Appalachian State University, 1988
- BA-Roanoke College, 1986
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Taylor, Kevin |
Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Kevin Taylor
Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion
(704) 463-3168
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kevin.taylor@pfeiffer.edu
Dr. Taylor, visiting professor of religion/Misenheimer campus, earned bachelor’s degree in religion from Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C., master of divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, N.J., and doctorate in theology from University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England. An ordained elder of the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church, he has served as an adjunct professor and lecturer of religion for Pfeiffer University and Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, N.C.
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Education
- PhD-University of Cambridge, 2009
- MDiv- Princeton Theological Seminary, 1998
- BA- Wake Forest University, 1994
Professional Affiliations
- Ordained Elder, Western North Carolina Conference, The United Methodist
Church (2004).
- Member, American Academy of Religion (2007–Present).
- Member, Society for the Study of Theology (2009–Present).
Recent Publications
- Kevin Taylor and Giles Waller, eds. Christian Theology and Tragedy: Theologians,Tragic Literature and Tragic Theory. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2011.
- Kevin Taylor. Hans Urs von Balthasar and the Question of Tragedy in the Novels of Thomas Hardy. Edinburgh: T&T Clark, 2013.
Awards & Honors
- Phi Delta Sigma Honor Society, Pfeiffer University (2011).
- Honorary Dean’s Clerk, Peterhouse, University of Cambridge (2006–2008).
- Jagow Prize in Homiletics and Speech, Princeton Theological Seminary (1998).
- Joseph B. Currin Medal for Excellence in Religious Studies, Wake Forest University (1994).
- Phi Beta Kappa, Wake Forest University (1994).
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Thompson, Michael |
Professory, History, Chairr Hist & Pol Sci Dep &His-in-Residence | Division of Arts & Sciences |
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Professory, History, Chairr Hist & Pol Sci Dep &His-in-Residence
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Dr. Thompson has received his bachelor’s degree from Wake Forest also his Ph.D. from Miami University. He has been teaching at Pfeiffer University since 2000. He teaches general education courses and advanced research courses in American history. Since his career here at Pfeiffer he has partnered up with Pfeiffer’s language and literature department and created courses called The Civil Rights Movement and The American South.
Education
- Ph.D., Miami University (OH) - 2000; MA, University of Mississippi - 1995
- BA, Wake Forest University - 1993
Academic Positions Held
- Assistant Professor of History, Pfeiffer University, August 2000-2004
- Associate Professor of History, Pfeiffer University, August 2004 - Present
Courses Taught
- United States History Surveys
- African-American History
- Rural America
- Civil War and Reconstruction
- The Civil Rights Movement
- United States Women's History
- Native American History
- The Vietnam Era
- The American Revolution and Early Republic
- North Carolina History
- Introduction to the Craft of History
- Research in History I/II
Publications
- Live-at-Home Movement, Encyclopedia of North Carolina History. ed. William S. Powell. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2006.
- Everything but the Squeal: Pork as Culture in Eastern North Carolina, North Carolina Historical Review, (October 2005).
- This Little Piggy Went to Market: The Commercialization of Hog Production in Eastern North Carolina from William Shay to Wendell Murphy, Agricultural History, 74, 2 (Spring 2000): 569-584.
- Liberty Loans, Loyalty Oaths, and the Street Name Swap: Anti-German Sentiment in Ohio, Spring 1918, Yearbook of German-American Studies, 33 (1998): 139-156.
- Swords into Plowshares: Veterans Administration Institutional On-Farm Training Program in Mississippi, 1946-1960, Journal of Mississippi History, 59, 3 (1997): 211-229.
Invited Papers
- The Hog, an Enemy of the Pine: The U.S. Forest Service and Statewide Enclosure in North Carolina, The Southern Historical Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2001.
- Pork as Culture in Eastern North Carolina, SHOP-Talk [Southern Historians of the Piedmont], Greensboro, North Carolina, April 2001.
- The Search for Sustainable Livestock Husbandry in Eastern North Carolina, European Association forAmerican Studies Conference, Graz, Austria, April 2000.
- This Little Piggy Went to Market: The Commercialization of Hog Production in Eastern North Carolina from William Shay to Wendell Murphy, Eightieth Anniversary Symposium of the Agricultural History Society, Mississippi State University, June 1999.
- Howard Langfitts Farm Family of the Week and the Stigma of Agricultural Demonstration, 1954-1961, Graduate Conference on Southern History, University of Mississippi, March 1996.
Achievements and Honors
- Slavery and Public History, Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Summer Seminar, Columbia University, June 2006
- Title III Course Revision Grant, Pfeiffer University, Summer 2006 ($2000)
- Distinguished Teaching Award, Pfeiffer University, April 2004 ($1,000)
- Graduate Achievement Award, Miami University, April 2000 ($300)
- Roschman Grant, College of Arts and Science, Miami University, February 2000 ($200)
- Dissertation Fellowship, Miami University, 1999-2000
- Graduate Student Teaching Award, Miami University, History Department Nominee, Spring 1999
- Graduate Achievement Award, Miami University, November 1998 ($300)
- Archie K. Davis Fellowship, North Caroliniana Society, April 1998 ($500)
Professional Membership
- Southern Historical Association
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Thompson, Micki |
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Tucker, Leslie |
Administrative Assistant for Nursing Program | Division of Health Related Programs |
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Underwood, Brett |
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