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Administration 2004-2005 LONGWOOD BOARD OF VISITORS 2003-2004 MR. J. DAVID ADAMS
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Martin Agency, Richmond, VA MRS. ANN GREEN BAISE, Advisor Educator, McLean, VA THE HONORABLE WILLIAM W. "TED" BENNETT, JR. Attorney at Law/Former Member, Virginia House of Delegates, Halifax, VA MR. OTIS L. BROWN President, Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc./State Fair of Virginia, Richmond, VA MR. BARRY J. CASE, Rector President , Richmond Regions of Legal Resources of Virginia, Richmond, VA MR. RICKY L. OTEY, Member-at-large Senior Vice President, Retail Bank Director, Wachovia national Bank, Norfolk, VA MS. HELEN E. PHILLIPS, Vice Rector Attorney at Law, Stanardsville, VA MR. DONALD J. RENNIE CEO of Rennie Petroleum Corp., Richmond, VA MRS. ANNE GREGORY VANDEMARK Educator/Author, McLean, VA DR. HELEN P. WARRINER-BURKE, Secretary Retired, Virginia Department of Education, Amelia, VA
ADMINISTRATION DR. PATRICIA P. CORMIER, President
DR. WAYNE E. MCWEE, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs MS. BARBARA BURTON, Vice President for University Advancement DR. TIM J. PIERSON, Vice President for Student Affairs MRS. KATHY S. WORSTER, Vice President for Administration and Finance
DEANS DR. DAVID CORDLE, Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences DR. JUDITH R. JOHNSON, Acting Dean, College of Education and Human Services DR. EVELYN HUME, Dean, College of Business and Economics
DR. C. SUE MCCULLOUGH, Dean,
Graduate Studies
Graduate
Faculty 2004-2005 Based
on excellence in teaching and scholarship, a faculty member holding the terminal
degree in his/her discipline is eligible to teach graduate courses in his/her
discipline, or a related discipline. Our graduate faculty demonstrate excellence
both in teaching and scholarly productivity.
Scholarly productivity may be demonstrated through publication of
research and/or through applied scholarship. Chairs of departments offering
graduate programs are responsible for determining an individual’s eligibility
to teach graduate courses. In exceptional cases, outstanding professional
experience and demonstrated contributions to the teaching discipline may be
presented in lieu of formal academic preparation. Such cases must be justified
on an individual basis, consistent with the Criteria for Accreditation of the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. DUTIES OF GRADUATE FACULTY In
addition to their graduate teaching responsibilities, members of the graduate
faculty are expected to provide academic advising, direct theses or
collaborative research, and participate in the comprehensive examination
process. ***B. MCRAE AMOSS, JR.,
Professor of French
JENNIFER M. APPERSON,
Associate Professor of Psychology and
Chair of the Department of Psychology (1985) ROBERT LEE BANTON,
Professor of Education (1967) LEE D. M. BIDWELL,
Professor of Sociology and
Chair of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice
Studies (1990) CHRISTOPHER A. BJORNSEN,
Associate Professor of Psychology (1995)
RHONDA BROCK-SERVAIS,
Assistant Professor of English (2000) **RUTH L. BUDD,
Associate Professor of Spanish (1996) WILLIAM BURGER,
Associate Professor of Sociology (1988) ***JENA BURGES,
Professor of English (1997)
MARY A. CARROLL-HACKETT CRAIG C. CHALLENDER,
Professor of English (1983) BARBARA CHESLER,
Professor of Education
and Acting Associate Dean of the College of Education and Human Services (2000) AUDREY CHURCH,
Instructor of School Library Media (2000) MARTHA E. COOK,
Professor of English (1973) CAROLYN I. COOPER,
Associate Professor of Guidance and Counseling (1989) DAVID CORDLE, Professor
of Music and PATRICIA P. CORMIER,
President and Professor of Education (1996) RAYMOND J. CORMIER,
Visiting Professor of French, (1996) CAROLYN M. CRAFT,
Professor of English (1968) WADE EDWARDS,
Assistant Professor of French (2002) C. HOOD FRAZIER,
Associate Professor of English (1999) DEBORAH C. FRAZIER, Associate
Professor of Education (1999) LILY ANNE GOETZ,
Professor of Spanish (1992) FRANK J. HOWE,
Professor of Guidance and Counseling (1988) PATRICIA A. HOWE,
Associate Professor of Library Science and Librarian (1982) JUDITH R. JOHNSON,
Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and Acting Dean
of the College of Education and Human Services (1972) CHRISTOPHER D. JONES,
Assistant Professor of Special Education (1998) STEPHEN C. KEITH,
Assistant Professor of Education (1992) DEBRA S. KELLEY,
Associate Professor of Sociology (1994) ELIZABETH KOCEVAR-WEIDINGER,
Associate Professor of Library Science and Librarian (1999) ERIC L. LAWS,
Assistant Professor of Psychology (2000) MARY E. LEHMAN, Assistant
Professor of Biology (1998)
MICHAEL C. LUND, Professor
of English (1974) ROBERT LEE LYNCH,
Assistant Professor of English (1991) RACHEL J. MATHEWS,
Associate Professor of Special Education (1994) C. Sue
McCullough, Professor of Education and Dean of
Graduate Studies (2002)
RUTH LYN MEESE,
Professor of Special Education (1987)
FRANCIS X. MOORE, III,
Associate Professor of French and Assistant Vice President of Instructional
Technology (1989) GARY T. NELSON,
Professor of Mathematics Education (2000) GEOFFREY C.
ORTH,
Professor of German (1977) KENNETH B. PERKINS,
Professor of Sociology and Anthropology (1984)
MICHAEL
P. PHELAN, Assistant Professor of Sociology
(2003)
CARMEN PHELPS,
Assistant Professor of English (2004)
FRANCES R. REEVE,
Assistant Professor of Library Science (1990) ***JOHN F. REYNOLDS,
Professor of Modern Languages (1987) CARL
MARIE RIDEN, Assistant Professor of Sociology
(2002) JAMES E. RILEY,
Assistant Professor of Education (1999)
EMMA M. SAVAGE-DAVIS BETTY JO SIMMONS,
Professor of Education (1966) SHAWN
SMITH,
Assistant Professor of English (2003) GERRY
R. SOKOL,
Assistant Professor of Education (2003)
*DAVID B. STEIN,
Professor of Psychology (1985) PEGGY L. TARPLEY,
Associate Professor of Special Education (1995) E. DEREK TAYLOR,
Assistant Professor of English (2000) ARTHUR GORDON VAN NESS, III,
Professor of English and Chair of the Department of English and Modern Languages (1987)
Administration (2003-2004) LONGWOOD BOARD OF VISITORS 2003-2004 MR. J. DAVID ADAMS MRS. ANN GREEN BAISE, Rector THE HONORABLE WILLIAM W. “TED” BENNETT, JR. MR. BARRY J. CASE, Vice Rector MR. JAMES C. HUGHES, Member at
Large MR. RICKY L. OTEY MS. HELEN E. PHILLIPS MR. DONALD J. RENNIE MRS. SARAH E. TERRY, Secretary MRS. ANNE GREGORY VANDEMARK DR. HELEN P. WARRINER-BURKE
ADMINISTRATION DR. PATRICIA P. CORMIER, President
DEANS DR. DAVID CORDLE, Dean, College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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