Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
CS 3.7.1 The institution employs competent faculty members qualified to accomplish the
mission and goals of the institution. When determining acceptable qualifications of its faculty,
an institution gives primary consideration to the highest earned degree in the discipline. The
institution also considers competence, effectiveness, and capacity, including, as appropriate,
undergraduate and graduate degrees, related work experiences in the field, professional licensure
and certifications, honors and awards, continuous documented excellence in teaching, or other
demonstrated competencies and achievements that contribute to effective teaching and student
learning outcomes. For all cases, the institution is responsible for justifying and documenting the
qualifications of its faculty. (See Commission guidelines “Faculty Credentials.”) (Faculty
competence)
Compliance Judgment:
X
In compliance
Partially compliant
Non-compliant
The following tables provide evidence that FMU:

Employs competent faculty members qualified to accomplish the mission and
goals of the institution

Gives primary consideration to the highest earned degree in the discipline

Considers competence, effectiveness, and capacity, including:
 Undergraduate degrees
 Graduate degrees
 Related work experiences in the field
 Professional licensure and certifications
 Honors and awards
 Continuous documented excellence in teaching
 Other demonstrated competencies and achievements that contribute to the
effective teaching and student learning outcomes.

Can justify and document the qualifications of its faculty.
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Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Rationale:
Credentials for current and former faculty from the past 10 years are organized by department in
the tables below. Any person who teaches or has taught at Francis Marion University during the
past 10 years is listed, as well as our librarians with faculty rank.1
The tables were developed in accord with the template and instructions provided by the
Commission on Colleges during the December 2006 annual convention in Orlando, Florida. In
addition to the abbreviations for academic degrees, the following abbreviations are used in the
tables:
F
Indicates full-time status
P
Indicates part-time status
G
Indicates a graduate course
U
Indicates an undergraduate course
Designations for current faculty, former faculty, and administrative staff are shown below each
person’s name.
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Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Athletics
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 4-13-07
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3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Murray Hartzler (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Martin Beall (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
PE 418 Theory and
Techniques of Coaching I (U)
B.A. in Communications,
Goshen College, Goshen,
Indiana
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Psychology, Francis
Marion University
M.A. in Physical Education
Recreation and Dance, Kent
State University
Director of Athletics, Francis
Marion University
Soccer coaching experience
at Francis Marion University
and Hiram College
N.S.C.A.A. Advanced
National Diploma
N.S.P.A. Certified Fitness
Instructor
N.S.P.A. Certified
Conditioning Specialist
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Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Stacy Bertrand
(Administrative Staff)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Kinesiology, Angelo
State University
M.S. in Kinesiology, Kansas
State University
Basketball and Conditioning
coaching experience at
Francis Marion University,
Kansas State University, and
Angelo State University
Mark Bluman (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.A. in Communications,
California University of
Pennsylvania
Cross Country and Track and
Field coaching experience at
Francis Marion University and
Bluffton College
Lee Buchanan
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.S. in Industrial Education
with Coaching Certification
minor, Murray State
University
Taught similar course in
Brescia College’s Education
Department dating back to
1987
Jonathan Burnett
(Administrative Staff)
PE 112 Golf (U)
B.S. in Political Science,
Francis Marion University
Instructor of Golf at the
Florence Country Club
Golf coaching experience at
Francis Marion University
Jack Byerley (F)
(Former Faculty)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.S. in Physical Education
and Health, University of
South Alabama
Softball coaching experience
at Francis Marion University
and Auburn University
Edward Conroy
(Administrative Staff)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, The Citadel
Head Basketball Coach, The
Citadel, 2006-present
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Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Gary Edwards (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 110 Weight Training (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
M.S.Ed. in Physical
Education, Old Dominion
University
Taught in the Physical
Education Departments of
Barton College (1984-1987)
and Charleston Southern
University (1987-1996)
Mark Gaynor (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 112 Golf (U)
B.S. in Physical Education
and Exercise Science,
Michigan State University
Golf coaching experience at
Francis Marion University,
University of Texas-Pan
American, and Furman
University
M.Ed. in Sport Management,
University of Georgia
William Gray
(Administrative Staff)
PE 106 Beginning Swimming
(U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
PE 206 Intermediate
Swimming (U)
B.S. in Physical Education,
Pittsburg State University
Gerald Griffin
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
A.B. in Education with minor
in Physical Education,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Former South Carolina State
Chairman of the International
Racquetball Association
M.A., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jessica Guarneri (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
Completed racquetball
course, Wingate University,
2004
Rufus Hackney
PE 107 Volleyball (U)
PE 112 Golf (U)
PE 116 Outdoor Recreation
(U)
PE 219 First Aid and Care
and Prevention of Athletic
Injuries (U)
PE 301 Advanced Lifesaving
and Senior Lifesaving (U)
PE 318 Kinesiological
Foundation of Coaching (U)
PE 401 Physical Education in
the Elementary School (U)
PE 418 Theory and
Techniques of Coaching I (U)
PE 419 Theory and
Techniques of Coaching II (U)
A.B. in Physical Education,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.A. in Communications,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Jonathan Holmes (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University and Wingate
University
Taught various physical
education courses and
coached various sports at
North Georgia College and St.
Andrews Presbyterian
M.Ed. in Administration and
Physical Education, University College dating back to 1957
of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
Ph.D. in Educational
Administration with areas in
Recreation and Physical
Education, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University and Montreat
College
430
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Art Inabinet (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Elijah Kirkpatrick
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 110 Weight Training (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
PE 218 Principles and
Problems of Athletic Coaching
(U)
PE 418 Theory and
Techniques of Coaching I (U)
PE 419 Theory and
Techniques of Coaching II (U)
SOCI 201 Introduction to
Sociology (U)
B.S. in History with minor in
Social Sciences, Winthrop
University
PE 107 Volleyball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.A. in Biology, Lycoming
College
M.A.T. in Secondary
Education with concentration
in Social Sciences, Winthrop
University
Assistant Baseball Coach,
Winthrop U, 1989-1991
Head Baseball Coach, North
Greenville College, 19921998
Associate Professor of
Sociology, North Greenville
College, 1992-1998
Assistant Men’s Soccer
Coach, Lycoming College,
1991
Volleyball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University and Lycoming
College
431
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Paul MacDonald (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 107 Volleyball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.A. in Business, Michigan
State University
M.Ed. in Physical Education,
Wayne State University
CAP I certified, USA
Volleyball Coaches
Accreditation Program, 2007
Volleyball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University, Mount Mercy
College, Wayne State
University, Macomb County
Community College, and
Oakland University
Janna Magette
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.A. in Religion, Davidson
College
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University and University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Roy Martin
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 107 Volleyball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.A. in Biology, University of
Missouri-Columbia
USA Volleyball IMPACT
certified
Volleyball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University, McNeese State
University, and Tulane
University
M.Ed. in Health and Human
Performance, McNeese State
University
432
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Frank Moore
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 108 Beginning Tennis (U)
B.S. in Physical Education,
University of Tennessee,
Knoxville
M.S. in Physical Education,
University of Tennessee,
Knoxville
Neil Paul, Jr.
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
B.A. in Mass Communications
with minor in Athletic
Coaching, Francis Marion
University
Athletic Coordinator, Florence
County Recreational
Department, 2004-2005
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University
Jerry Pruitt
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 107 Volleyball (U)
PE 108 Beginning Tennis (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Political Science,
Weber State University
Volleyball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University, Gonzaga
University, Lewis-Clark State
College, Radford University,
and Weber State University
Dawn Sanner (F)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 218 Principles and
B.S. in Accounting & Physical
Problems of Athletic Coaching Education, Millikin University
(U)
M.S. in Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation
Administration, Illinois State
University
Associate Faculty Member,
Physical Education for
Knoxville Professional
Studies, Tusculum College
Manager, RecSports,
University of TennesseeKnoxville
433
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Schweitz
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.A. in Health and Sports
Science, University of
Richmond
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University, Irvine Valley
Community College, Long
Beach State University, and
Loyola Marymount University
Valecia Tedder (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 108 Beginning Tennis (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Natural Science and
Math, University of Alabama
at Birmingham
Basketball coaching
experience at Francis Marion
University and Middle
Tennessee State University
Garth Thomson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 108 Beginning Tennis (U)
PE 208 Intermediate Tennis
(U)
B.B.A. in Finance, Francis
Marion University
Assistant Tennis Professional,
Florence Country Club, 1992
Tennis Coach, Francis Marion
University, 1992-Present
USPTA Member –
Professional One
PE 104 Racquetball (U)
PE 115 Weight Control and
Fitness (U)
B.S. in Sports Medicine and
Athletic Training, Barry
University
Stacey Vallee (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
ATC, 2000
CPT, 2002
CSCS, 2003
434
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Thomas Whiteley (F)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 318 Kinesiology (U)
PE 319 Physiology of
Exercise (U)
PE 418 / 419 Methods of
Coaching, Individual, and
Team Sports (U)
A.B., Guilford College
M.Ed., East Carolina
University
Ed.D., University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
Coached various sports at
Francis Marion University and
St. Andrews Presbyterian
College, 1971-2001
Co-director of Required
Physical Education Program,
St. Andrews Presbyterian
College, 1971-1977
435
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Biology Department
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 6-11-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Peter King (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 406 Human Physiology
(U)
BIOL 410 Vertebrate
Physiology (U)
BIOL 497 Special Studies (U)
BIOL 498 Biology Internship
(U)
BIOL 499 Senior Seminar (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
Certificate of Horticulture,
Sydney Technical College
Bachelor of Business in
Marketing, University of
Technology
Bachelor of Arts, Animal
Biology and Geography,
University of New England
Bachelor of Arts Honors Class
1, Animal Biology, University
of New England
Ph.D. in Zoology, North
Carolina State University
436
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
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2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
BIO 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
(U)
BIOL 213 Biology of Sex (U)
M.S. in Zoology, University of
Florida
BIOL 104L Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Biology and
Chemistry, New York
University
Tamatha Barbeau (F)
(Current Faculty)
Dennis Bassin (P)
(Former Faculty)
Ph.D. in Zoology, University
of Florida
M.Ed. in Biology Education,
Georgia Southwestern State
University
Ed.S. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina
437
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Vernon Bauer (F)
(Current Faculty)
Lucy Bridges (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to
Biology (U)
BIOL 220 Introduction to
Molecular Biology (U)
BIOL 302 Developmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 401 Genetics (U)
B.S. in Biological Science,
Clemson University
BIOL 104L Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 115L Life Science
Laboratory (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Biology, Baptist
College of Charleston
Ph.D. in Genetics, North
Carolina State University
M.A.T. in Biology, Coastal
Carolina College University of
South Carolina
438
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Hope Camper (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 103 / 103L
Environmental Biology
Lecture and Laboratory (U)
BIOL 104L Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105 / 105L Introduction
to Life Science Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106 / 106L Organismal
Biology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 113 Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 115L Life Science
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 116L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
Introduction to Biology
Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Biology, Rhodes
College
M.S. in Botany, Texas A&M
University
Teacher Certification, State of
South Carolina and Texas,
Secondary School Level in
Biology
439
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jeffrey Camper (F)
(Current Faculty)
Erin Creech (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 105 Introductory Biology
(U)
BIOL 305 Comparative
Anatomy (U)
BIOL 312 Herpetology (U)
BIOL 314 Field Biology (U)
BIOL 316 Evolution (U)
BIOL 401 Genetics (U)
BIOL 497 Special Studies (U)
BIOL 498 Biology Internship
(U)
BIOL 499 Senior Seminar (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Zoology, Southern
Illinois University
BIOL 104L Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
B.S., Florida State University
M.A. in Biology, Drake
University
Ph.D. in Wildlife & Fisheries
Sciences, Texas A&M
University
M.S., Florida State University
440
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
BIOL 102 General Zoology
(U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 202 Vertebrate Zoology
(U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
(U)
BIOL 302 Embryology (U)
BIOL 305 Comparative
Anatomy (U)
BIOL 306 Special Topics:
Biology for Nurses (U)
BIOL 309 Neuroscience (U)
BIOL 401 Genetics (U)
B.S. in Biology, Bates College
Lynn Croshaw (F)
(Former Faculty)
Ph.D. in Zoology, University
of Maryland
441
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105 / 105L Introductory
Biology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 306 Special Topics:
Fluorescence Approaches (U)
BIOL 406 / 406L Human
Physiology / Laboratory (U)
BIOL 499 Senior Seminar (U)
NURS 302 Pathophysiology
(U)
Pharmacology (U)
B.S. in Biology, Pennsylvania
State University
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 104L Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
B.S., Francis Marion
University
Kirk Dineley (F)
(Current Faculty)
Marcie Eaddy (P)
(Current Faculty)
Ph.D. Molecular
Pharmacology, University of
Pittsburgh
Ph.D. candidate in
Department of Biological
Sciences, University of South
Carolina Columbia
(completed all necessary
coursework)
442
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Erin Eaton (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
B.S. in Biological Sciences,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D., Department of
Molecular Physiology and
Biophysics, Vanderbilt
University
Patrick Holladay (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
B.S. in Aquaculture,
Fisheries, and Wildlife
Biology, Clemson University
M.S. in Biological Sciences,
Eastern Kentucky University
443
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Julia Krebs (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Travis Knowles (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 105, 106 General
Biology (U)
BIOL 202 Vertebrate Biology
(U)
BIOL 350 Ornithology (U)
BIOL 402 Terrestrial Ecology
(U)
BIOL 411 Ecology (U)
BIOL 501 Ornithology(G)
BIOL 602 Advanced Ecology
(G)
A.B. in Biology, Oberlin
College
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 202 Vertebrate Zoology
(U)
BIOL 210 Conservation
Biology (U)
BIOL 314 Field Biology (U)
B.A. in Biology, Wake Forest
University
M.Ed. in Urban Education,
Boston College
M.Sc. in Zoology, University
of Georgia
Ph.D. in Zoology, University
of Georgia
M.S. in Biology, Wake Forest
University
444
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
(U)
BIOL 206 Fall Flora (U)
BIOL 207 Spring Flora (U)
BIOL 208 Summer Flora (U)
BIOL 303 The Plant Kingdom
(U)
BIOL 306C Topics in Biology
(Introductory Mycology) (U)
BIOL 313 Mycology (U)
BIOL 497 Independent
Research in Biology (U)
BIOL 498 Internship in
Biology (U)
SCI 518 Science: Human
Biology (G)
UNIV100 University Life 100
(U)
B. S. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
Gerald Long (F)
(Current Faculty)
M. S. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
Ph. D. in Biology, University
of South Carolina
445
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Latha Malaiyandi (F)
(Current Faculty)
Larry McCumber (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
with Laboratory (U)
BIOL 406 Human Physiology
(U)
B.A. in Molecular and Cell
Biology / Biochemistry,
University of California
BIOL 301 Cell Biology (U)
BIOL 311 Microbiology (U)
BIOL 407 Immunology (U)
BIOL 601 Molecular Biology
(G)
BIOL 600 Science for
Teachers (G)
B.S. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Molecular
Pharmacology, University of
Pittsburgh School of Medicine
M.S. in Immunology / Medical
Microbiology, University of
Florida
Ph.D. in Immunology /
Medical Microbiology,
University of Florida
Francis McFaddin (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 116 Organismal Biology
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Biology, Furman
University
M.Ed., Francis Marion
University
446
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Caroline McRee (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Biology, University of
Evansville
M.S. in Biology, Texas
Woman’s University
M.S. in Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology, Louisiana
State University
Lisa Pike (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to
Life Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 201 Environmental
Sciences (U)
BIOL 204 Introductory Marine
Biology (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
Honors 397 Honors
Colloquium (U)
B.S. in Biology, Binghamton
University
M.S. in Marine Biology,
University of North Carolina at
Wilmington
447
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Deborah Pogue (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Animal Science,
University of Kentucky
M.Ed. in Secondary Science,
Francis Marion University
Gregory Pryor (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 311 Microbiology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to
Biological Science (U)
B.A., State University of New
York at Oswego
M.Sc., University of Florida
Ph.D., University of Florida
448
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Rae (F)
(Current Faculty)
Jean Richardson (P)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Sciences (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 201 Invertebrate
Zoology (U)
BIOL 209 Entomology (U)
BIOL 308 Aquatic Ecology (U)
BIOL 408 Population Ecology
(U)
BIOL 497 Special Studies (U)
BIOL 499 Senior Seminar (U)
Ecology (U)
Zoology (U)
B.S. in Biology, State
University of New York at
Stony Brook
BIOL 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
B.S. in Biology, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Marine Biology,
University of the Pacific
Ph.D. in Zoology, Ohio
University
M.Ed. Secondary Science,
Francis Marion University
449
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Tom Roop (P)
(Current Faculty)
Zenda Rushing (F)
(Former Faculty)
Renee Sanders (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 201 Invertebrate
Zoology (U)
BIOL 204 Marine Biology (U)
BIOL 301 Cell Biology (U)
BIOL 406 Human Physiology
(U)
UNIV 100 University Life (U)
B.S. in Biology, Denison
University
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
(U)
HNRS 491 Honors
Independent Study (U)
B.S. in Biology, Appalachian
State University
BIOL 104 Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Secondary Education
(Biology), College of
Charleston
M.S. in Science Education,
Canisius College
Ph.D. in Physiology, Florida
State University
6 hours toward Ph.D. in
Psychology, Appalachian
State University
M.A. in Biology, Appalachian
State University
M.Ed. in Biology, The Citadel
M.Ed. in Administration,
University of South Carolina
450
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Carol Sanderson (P)
(Current Faculty)
BIO 103L Environmental
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIO 104 / 104L Human
Biology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIO 105 / 105L Introduction to
Life Science Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIO 106 / 106L Organismal
Biology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Zoology, Kent State
University
Education Certification in
Science Education, Kent
State University
M.Ed. in Secondary Science
Education, University of South
Carolina
Masters Plus 30 in Biology,
Francis Marion University
Timothy Shannon (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Sciences (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 220 Introduction to
Molecular Biology (U)
BIOL 301Cell Biology (U)
BIOL 306 Special Topics:
Virology (U)
B.S. in Recombinant Gene
Technology, Western
Kentucky University
M.S. in Biology, Western
Kentucky University
Ph.D. in Molecular and
Cellular Biology, Ohio
University
451
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Henry Slone (F)
(Current Faculty)
Ann Stoeckmann (F)
(Current Faculty)
David Stroup (F)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
BIOL 105L Introduction to Life
Science Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 301 Cell Biology (U)
B.S. in Biology, Florida
Southern College
BIOL 104 Human Biology (U)
BIOL 204 Marine Biology (U)
BIOL 205 Human Anatomy
(U)
B.S. in Zoology, University of
Washington
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
BIOL 307 Plant Anatomy and
Physiology (U)
BIOL 310 Plant Morphology
and Development (U)
BIOL 497 Special Studies (U)
BIOL 499 Senior Seminar (U)
B.S. in Biology, University of
Akron
Ph.D. in Botany, University of
Montana
Ph.D. in Zoology, Ohio State
University
Member, Human Anatomy
and Physiology Society
Member, Society for
Integrative and Comparative
Biology
M.S. in Biology, University of
Akron
Ph.D. in Biology, West
Virginia University
452
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lawrence Swails (F)
(Former Faculty)
Ruth Taylor (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 105L Life Science
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 206 Fall Flora (U)
BIOL 207 Spring Flora (U)
BIOL 303 The Plant Kingdom
(U)
A.B. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
BIOL 103 Environmental
Biology (U)
B.S. in Biology with Science
12 Certification, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Botany, University of
Cincinnati
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education / Science, Francis
Marion University
Nancy Wilson (P)
(Former Faculty)
BIOL 104 Human Biology
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 105 / 105L Introduction
to Life Science Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106L Organismal
Biology Laboratory (U)
BIOL 115 Life Science
Laboratory (U)
Tech Prep Physics
Certification
Project Learning Tree
trained
AP Environmental Science
Certification
National Board
Certification HS Chemistry
B.S. in Microbiology,
University of Michigan
Ph.D. in Biochemistry,
University of California
453
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Stephen Welch (P)
(Current Faculty)
BIOL 105 Introduction to Life
Science (U)
BIOL 106 Organismal Biology
(U)
B.S. in Biology, University of
South Carolina
M.A.T. in Biology Education,
University of South Carolina
454
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Chemistry
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 4-13-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kenneth Williams (F)
(Current Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 402 Inorganic
Chemistry II (U)
CHEM 404 Biochemistry (U)
CHEM 405 Modern Methods of
Organic Synthesis and
Characterization (U)
CHEM 407 Introduction to
Polymer Science (U)
A.B. in Chemistry, Gettysburg
College
M.S. in Organic Chemistry,
University of Maryland
Ph.D. in Chemistry, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State
University
455
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Allen Clabo (F)
(Current Faculty)
Fred Clayton (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 103 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 201 / 201L Organic
Chemistry I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CHEM 202 / 202L Organic
Chemistry II Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CHEM 302 Physical Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 497 Special Topics (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, University of
Richmond
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 150 Chemistry for
Everyday Life (U)
CHEM 201L Organic
Chemistry I Laboratory (U)
CHEM 202L Organic
Chemistry II Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, University of
Tennessee
B.S. in Physics, University of
Richmond
Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry,
University of California,
Berkeley
Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry,
University of Tennessee
456
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Dooley Jr. (F)
(Former Faculty)
Jeffrey Fiscus (F)
(Former Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 405 Advanced
Inorganic Chemistry (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, University of
Georgia
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 150 / 150L Chemistry
for Everyday Life Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, The College
of William and Mary
M.S. in Organic Chemistry,
University of Georgia
Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry,
University of South Carolina
457
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Stephanie Flynn (F)
(Former Faculty)
Christopher Goss (P)
(Former Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CHEM 150 Chemistry for
Everyday Life (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CHEM 313 Environmental
Chemistry Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CHEM 497 Special Studies:
Enzyme Reaction (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Chemistry, Thomas
More College
CHEM 150 Chemistry for
Everyday Life (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, Georgia
Southern University
M.S. in Chemistry, Duke
University
Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry,
Duke University
458
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Barbara Hankinson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Jennifer Kelley (F)
(Current Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 404 Biochemistry I (U)
CHEM 405 Modern Methods of
Organic Synthesis and
Characterization (U)
CHEM 404 / 408 Advanced
Biochemistry (U)
CHEM 497 Special Studies (U)
CHEM 499 Chemistry Senior
Capstone (U)
CHEM 601 Special Topics in
Chemistry for Science
Teachers (G)
B.S. in Physical Sciences and
Biology, Mississippi University
for Women
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 150 Chemistry for
Everyday Life (U)
B.S. in Biology, Greensboro
College
M.S. in Chemistry and Biological
Sciences, Mississippi University
for Women
Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry,
Mississippi State University
Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
459
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Troy Milliken (F)
(Former Faculty)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry
II Lecture and Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Polymer Science,
Pennsylvania State University
M.S. in Polymer Science and
Engineering, University of
Massachusetts
Ph.D. in Polymer Science and
Engineering
Valentina Nemchinksy (P)
(Former Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, St.
Petersburg State University
M.S. in Chemistry, St.
Petersburg State University
Ph.D. in Chemistry, St.
Petersburg State University
460
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Newton (F)
(Former Faculty)
LeRoy Peterson (F)
(Current Faculty)
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 202 Organic Chemistry
II (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science (U)
B.A. in Chemistry, Berea
College
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 301 Physical Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 302 Physical Chemistry
II (U)
CHEM 405 Advanced
Inorganic Chemistry (U)
CHEM 499 Physical-Inorganic
Capstone (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science
(U)
UNIV 100 University Life (U)
Independent Research (U)
B.S. in Chemistry and
Mathematics, Francis Marion
College
M.S. in Theoretical Inorganic
Chemistry, Texas A&M
University
M.S. in Experimental Inorganic
Chemistry, Wake Forest
University
Ph.D. in Physical-Inorganic
Chemistry, University of South
Carolina
461
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Ribar (P)
(Current Faculty)
CHEM 102L General
Chemistry II Laboratory (U)
CHEM 202L Organic
Chemistry II Laboratory (U)
B.A. in English Writing,
Pennsylvania State University
B.S. in Chemistry, University of
Pittsburgh
Ph.D. in Synthetic Organic
Chemistry, University of
Pittsburgh
Clara Schous (P)
(Former Faculty)
CHEM 150 / 150L Chemistry
for Everyday Life Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Chemistry, Wayne State
University
M.S. in Organic Chemistry,
University of Notre Dame
Peter Tinsley (F)
(Current Faculty)
CHEM 102 / 102L General
Chemistry II Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Chemistry and
Mathematics, Pfeiffer College
M.S. in Inorganic Chemistry,
University of Tennessee,
Knoxville
Ph.D. in Biochemistry,
University of Tennessee,
Memphis
462
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees &
Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
CHEM 101 General Chemistry
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CHEM 102 General Chemistry
II Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CHEM 150 / 150L Chemistry
for Everyday Life Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry
I (U)
CHEM 203 Analytical
Chemistry I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CHEM 303 Analytical
Chemistry II Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Chemistry /
Biochemistry, University of West
Florida
Kristofoland Varazo (F)
(Current Faculty)
Ph.D. in Chemistry, University of
Georgia
463
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: English, Modern Languages, and Philosophy
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-23-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Christopher Johnson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 300 Foundations of
Literary Study (U)
ENG 301 British Literature
Before 1785 (U)
ENG 321 Shakespeare (U)
ENG 415 Advanced Topics:
Satire (U)
ENG 425 Advanced Topics in
British Literature (U)
B.A. in English, Villanova
University
M.A. in English, University of
Delaware
Ph.D. in English, University of
Delaware
464
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Christopher Johnson
(continued)
ENG 465 Advanced Study in
Critical Theory and Literature
(U)
ENG 496 English Capstone
Experience (U)
ENG 601 Studies in
Language and Literature (G)
ENG 603 Major British
Authors (G)
Hyde Abbott (P)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English Literature,
Wofford College
M.A. in English Literature,
University of South Carolina
A.B.D. in Medieval Literature,
University of South Carolina
465
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Ellen Arnold (F)
(Former Faculty)
Kenneth Autrey (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Montevallo
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200H Writing for
Disciplines Honors (U)
ENG 370 Creative Writing:
Poetry Workshop (U)
ENG 371 Creative Writing:
Advanced Poetry Workshop
(U)
B.A. in English, Davidson
College
M.A. in English Literature,
College of William and Mary
Ph.D. in 19th Century British
Literature, University of South
Carolina
M.A. in English, Auburn
University
Ph.D. in English, University of
South Carolina
466
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Mary Ellen Bellanca (F)
(Former Faculty)
Stanford Bergstrom (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I
Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 302 English Literature
After 1785 (U)
B.A. in English, Western
Maryland College
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 301 Grammar and
Composition (U)
SPAN 304 Master of Hispanic
Literature (U)
SPAN 309 Civilization and
Culture of Spanish
America(U)
SPAN 401 Survey of
B.A. in Spanish and English,
University of CaliforniaRiverside
M.A. in English, University of
Delaware
Ph.D. in English, University of
Delaware
M.A. in Spanish, University of
California-Riverside
Ph.D. in Spanish, University
of California-Riverside
467
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Stanford Bergstrom
(continued)
Peninsular Literature to 1700
(U)
SPAN 402 Spanish Literature
from 1700 (U)
Mark Blackwell (F)
(Current Faculty)
PRS 202 Introductory Study
of Religion (U)
PRS 204 Old Testament (U)
PRS 205H New Testament
Honors (U)
PRS 312H Medieval Christian
Philosophy Honors (U)
PRS 397 Special Topics (U)
B.A. in English, George
Mason University
ENG 111 Composition I
Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 313 Literature for the
Young Child (U)
B.A. in English, Coker
College
Katharine Boling (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.Div. in Higher Education
Track, Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary
Ph.D. in Biblical Studies,
University of Sheffield,
England
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
M.A. in Children’s Literature,
Hollins University
468
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Katharine Boling (continued) ENG 331 Special Topics in
Writing (U)
ENG 380 Creative Writing:
Fiction Workshop (U)
Julie Brian (P)
(Former Faculty)
David Burt (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
B.A. in Rhetoric, University of
Illinois
ENG 101 Basic Composition
Skills (U)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Basic Writing Skills
(U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 English Literature of
the 18th Century (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 220 Composition III (U)
ENG 301 Survey of English
Literature I (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Dallas
18+ Graduate hours in
English
M.Ed., University of Illinois
M.A. in English, North Texas
State University
Ph.D. in English, University of
Kentucky
469
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
David Burt (continued)
ENG 302 Survey of English
Literature II (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
I (U)
ENG 320 Modern Drama (U)
ENG 330 Special Topic:
History of the English Novel
(U)
ENG 330 Special Topic:
Literary Criticism (U)
ENG 330 Prose Fiction (U)
ENG 330 Special Topic: 18th
Century English Novel (G)
ENG 420 English Literature of
the Renaissance and
Enlightenment (U)
ENG 425 Advanced Study of
Literature: The 18th Century
(U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
MCOM 201 Journalism I (U)
470
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Wendy Caldwell (F)
(Current Faculty)
Marilyn Chapman (P)
(Former Faculty)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 302 Conversation (U)
SPAN 303 Hispanic American
Literature (U)
SPAN 306 Survey of Hispanic
American Literature I (U)
SPAN 307 Survey of Hispanic
American Literature II (U)
B.A. in Spanish and English,
College of Charleston
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.S. in Education, Southeast
Missouri State University
M.A. in Spanish, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Romance
Languages, University of
Georgia
18+ Graduate hours in
English
M.S. in Education, Elmira
College
471
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
EDUC 393 Secondary Clinical
Experience (U)
EDUC 434 Teaching English
Methods in Secondary
Schools (U)
EDUC 438 Teaching Foreign
Language Methods in
Secondary Schools (U)
EDUC 489 Secondary
Student Teaching Practicum
(U)
EDUC 510C Introduction to
the Internet (G)
EDUC 525 Introduction to the
Web Page Design (G)
Introduction to Word Perfect
(G)
B.A. in English, Sam Houston
State University
Suzanne Cherry (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in Rhetoric and
Composition, Texas A&M
University
Ph.D. in Rhetoric and
Composition, Texas A&M
University
472
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Adller Costa (P)
(Former Faculty)
FNCH 101 Elementary
French I (U)
FNCH 102 Elementary
French II (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
Mechanical Engineering,
Escola Federal de
Engenharia de Itajubá (EFEI),
Brazil
Diplôme supérieur d’études
françaises, Université Blaise
Pascal, France
Le DUEG de Lettres
modernes, Universitié Blaise
Pascal, France
La Licence de Lettres
modernes, Université de
Perpignan, France
La Maîtrise de Lettres
modernes, Université de
Perpignan, France
A.B.D. in Modern Languages,
University of Maryland
473
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
David Cowles (F)
(Current Faculty)
Patrick Craven (P)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
ENG 300 Foundations for
Literary Studies (U)
ENG 302 British Literature
After 1785 (U)
ENG 465 Advanced Study in
Critical Theory and Literature
(U)
B.A. in English, Brigham
Young University
FNCH 101 Elementary
French I (U)
FNCH 102 Elementary
French II (U)
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
FNCH 301 Grammar and
Composition (U)
FNCH 304 Masterpieces of
French Literature (U)
Baccalauréat Philo/Lettres,
Lycée Raymond Poincaré,
Bar-le-Duc, France
M.A. in English, Brigham
Young University
Ph.D. in English Language
and Literature, University of
Chicago
B.A. in History and French,
Kent State University
M.A. in French Literature,
Rice University
Ph.D. in French Literature,
Rice University
474
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Shay Crawley (P)
(Current Faculty)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
B.A. in Spanish, Northeast
Louisiana University
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Philosophy and
Religion, Winthrop University
Susan Curtis (P)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in Spanish, Mississippi
State University
M.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
475
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
B.A. in Spanish, French, and
Education, University of North
Alabama
Teacher Certification in
Elementary, Secondary
Spanish and French, and ESL
18+ Graduate hours in
Spanish
Natalie De Corvin (F)
(Former Faculty)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
M.A. in Spanish Literature
and Secondary Education,
University of Alabama
M.A. in ESL Education and
Bilingualism, University of
Alabama
Ed.S. in Foreign Language
Acquisition: Alternative
Assessment, University of
Alabama
A.B.D. in Education,
University of Alabama
Mavis Diggs (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Alabama
M.F.A. in Creative Writing,
University of Alabama
476
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Amy Earhart (F)
Former Faculty
Jo Angela Edwins (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, George
Mason University
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
ENG 330 Special Topics in
Literature: Women’s Mystery
Fiction (U)
ENG 370 Creative Writing:
Poetry Workshop(U)
B.A. in English and
Communications, Augusta
College
M.F.A. in Writing, University
of Memphis
M.A. in English, University of
Tennessee
Ph.D. in English, University of
Tennessee
477
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
ENG 100 Basic English (U)
ENG 103 Composition I (U)
ENG 104 / 200 Composition II
(Regular and Honors
Versions) (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 301 British Literature I
(U)
ENG 306 History of the
English Language (U)
ENG 310 Modern English
Grammar (U)
ENG 330 Australian Literature
(U)
ENG 410 / 425 Studies in
Medieval English Literature
(U)
ENG 411 Senior Seminar (U)
ENG 601 Studies in
Language and Literature
B.A. in English, Florida State
University
Edwin Eleazer (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.A. in English, Florida State
University
Ph.D. in Old and Middle
English Language and
Literature, Florida State
University
478
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Edwin Eleazer (continued)
HNRS 397 Colloquium on
Medieval Women Writers (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
Heather Epes (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition and
Rhetoric I (U)
ENG 112 Composition and
Rhetoric II (U)
B.A. in English, Duke
University
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D. in Composition Studies,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Ferszt (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Michigan
M.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
M.G., Clemson University
A.B.D. in Early American
Literature / 17th c. , Early
Modern English / 16th c.,
Wayne State University
479
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Rebecca Flannagan (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
Before 1860 (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
Since 1860 (U)
ENG 312 Southern Literature
(U)
ENG 370 Creative Writing:
Poetry Workshop (U)
ENG 371 Creating Writing:
Advanced Poetry Workshop
(U)
ENG 435 Advanced Study in
American Literature (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
ENG 497 Special Study:
American Poetry (U)
HNRS 397 Honors
Colloquium (U)
A.B. in History, Western
Kentucky University
M.A. in English, Western
Kentucky University
Ph.D. in English, Southern
Illinois University at
Carbondale
480
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Roy Flannagan (F)
(Former Faculty)
Phillip Gardner (F)
(Current Faculty)
Lydia Goodwin (P)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 220 Composition III (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Virginia
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 380 Fiction Workshop
(U)
ENG 434 English as a
Second Language (U)
Introduction to Literature (U)
Introduction to Film (U)
B.A. in English, University of
North Carolina, Charlotte
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, Pembroke
State University
M.A. in English, Southern
Illinois University
Ph.D. in English, Southern
Illinois University
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina, Charlotte
M.A.T. in English, University
of South Carolina
P.E.T. trained
APT certified
AP English certified
Teacher Cadet trained
18+ Graduate hours in
English
481
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Risa Gorelick (F)
(Former Faculty)
Kristen Gravitte (F)
(Current Faculty)
Ronald Hall (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
HNRS 101 Core Concepts
Continuum (U)
B.A. in English, Goucher
College
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
PRS 201 Introduction to
Philosophy (U)
PRS 203 Logic (U)
PRS 306 Ethics (U)
PRS 400 Science,
Technology, and Human
Value (U)
PRS 499 Advanced Study:
Fear and Trembling (U)
B.A. in Philosophy, Stetson
University
M.A. in English Composition
and Rhetoric, Miami
University
Ph.D. in English (Rhetoric),
University of Louisiana at
Lafayette
M.F.A. North Carolina State
University
M.Div. in Philosophy of
Religion, Duke University
Ph.D. in Philosophy,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
482
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Lynn Hanson (F)
(Current Faculty)
George Harding (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
ENG 318 Technical
Communication (U)
ENG 320 Modern Drama (U)
ENG 405 Advanced Business
Communication (U)
ENG 498 English Internship
(U)
B.A. in English, Auburn
University
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
GER 101 Elementary German
I (U)
GER 102 Elementary German
II (U)
GER 201 Intermediate
German I (U)
GER 202 Intermediate
German II (U)
B.A. in German, BirminghamSouthern College
M.A. in English, Auburn
University
30 credits in Speech
Communication, Auburn
University
Ph.D. in Drama, University of
Georgia
3 years as a technical writer,
10 years as a professional
communication consultant
Service Award from APCC
2003 for web content
management
Excellence in Writing Award
from APCC 2002
Excellence in Teaching
Award from Penn College
1993 (Tech. Comm. Courses)
M.A. in Modern Languages,
Mississippi State University
Ph.D. in Germanic Language
and Literature, University of
Tennessee
483
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
George Harding (continued)
Clarence Huggins Jr. (F)
(Former Faculty)
GER 301 Grammar and
Composition (U)
GER 302 Conversation (U)
GER 304 German Literature:
German Theatre (U)
GER 401 Survey of German
Literature to 1750 (U)
GER 402 Survey of German
Literature from 1750 (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
After 1860 (U)
ENG 350 Introduction to the
Study of Cinema (U)
B.A. in English, Davison
College
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ed.D., University of South
Carolina
484
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Linda Jacobs (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 320 Modern Drama (U)
ENG 321 Shakespeare (U)
ENG 330 Special Topics:
(Love in Renaissance Poetry
and Drama, Sacred and
Profane in Renaissance
Poetry, Visionary Literature)
(U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar
(Aristophanes, Women as
Hero in Greek Drama) (U)
Milton (U)
B.A. in English, Duke
University
M.A. in English, University of
Kentucky
Ph.D. in English, University of
Kentucky
485
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Joseph James (P)
(Former Faculty)
FNCH 101 Elementary
French I (U)
FNCH 102 Elementary
French II (U)
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
FNCH 303 Cultural Readings
(U)
FNCH 402 Survey of French
Literature from 1800 (U)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
B.A. in French, University of
Georgia
M.A. in French, Middlebury
College
Army Language School
(Spanish)
Successful completion of the
Schreiber
Correspondence Course in
Translation
Ph.D. in Romance
Languages, University of
Georgia
486
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Kathleen Johnson (F)
(Former Faculty)
Jacqueline Jones (F)
(Current Faculty)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 303 Hispanic American
Literature (U)
SPAN 305 Spanish
Civilization (U)
B.A. in Spanish Language
and Literature, Kalamazoo
College
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 311 Introduction to
African American Literature
(U)
ENG 311 Teaching and
Reading African American
Literature (U)
ENG 345 African American
Autobiography (U)
EDUC 525C Stereotypes of
African American Women (U)
A.B. in Afro-American
Studies, Smith College
24 credit hours in Education,
State University of New York
M.A. in Spanish and Spanish
American Literature,
University of Michigan
Ph.D. in English, The
Graduate Center, The City
University of New York
487
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Eileen Joy (F)
(Former Faculty)
Andrew Kampiziones (P)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
B.A. in English, Virginia
Commonwealth University
PRS 201 Introduction to
Philosophy (U)
B.A. in Education, Teachers
Training College, Lamia
M.F.A. in Creative WritingFiction, Virginia
Commonwealth University
Ph.D. in English, University of
Tennessee
M.A. in Philosophy, University
of South Carolina
Joseph Kennedy (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
A.B. in English and American
Literature, Duke University
Ed.M. in Teaching and
Curriculum in the Field of
English, Harvard Graduate
School of Education
A.M. English and American
Literature and Language,
Harvard University
488
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Marc Kline (P)
(Former Faculty)
PRS 204 Old Testament (U)
PRS 397 Special Topic:
Israel: Politics and Religion
(U)
B.A. in History, Tulane
University
J.D., University of Arkansas
at Little Rock
M.A. in Hebrew Letters,
Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of Religion
Lynn Kostoff (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
Before 1860 (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
After 1860 (U)
ENG 380 Creative Writing:
Fiction Workshop (U)
ENG 381 Creative Writing:
Advanced Fiction Workshop
(U)
B.F.A. in Creative Writing and
Philosophy, Bowling Green
State University
M.F.A. in Creative Writing,
Fiction, Bowling Green State
University
489
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Jennifer Kunka (F)
(Current Faculty)
Maria de Rosario Lara (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 302 British Literature
after 1785 (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
ENG 330 Special Topics in
Writing: The Rhetoric of
Electronic Media (U)
ENG 340 Composition Theory
(U)
B.A. in English and History,
Marquette University
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 302 Conversation (U)
B.A. in Sociology,
Universidad Autónoma de
Ciudad Juárez
M.A. in English, Marquette
University
Ph.D. in English, Purdue
University
M.A. in Spanish, University of
Texas at El Paso
A.B.D. in Spanish, Texas
Tech University
490
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Richard Larsen (F)
(Former Faculty)
Meredith Love-Steinmetz
(F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
Before 1860 (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
After 1860 (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
ENG 318 Technical
Communication (U)
ENG 305 Communication for
the Workplace (G)
B.A. in English, Fairleigh
Dickinson University
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
ENG 331 Gender, Language,
and Public Rhetoric (U)
ENG 340 Theories of Writing
(U)
B.A. in English, Loyola
University
M.A. in American Literature,
Emory University
Ph.D. in American Literature,
Emory University
M.A. in English, Clemson
University
Ph.D. in Composition and
Rhetoric, Miami University of
Ohio
491
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
David McCracken (F)
(Former Faculty)
Melanie McMillan (P)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
B.A., Belmont College
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
B.A. in English, Converse
College
M.A. Texas A&M University
Ph.D., Texas A&M University
Graduate Studies Abroad,
L’Universite d’Ete, Versailles
M.A. in French, Middlebury
College
Mary McNulty (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 313 Literature for the
Young Child (U)
ENG 315 Literature for
Children (U)
ENG 316 Literature for
Adolescents (U)
B.A. in English, Dominican
College
Post-Graduate study in
Children’s Literature,
University of South Carolina
M.A. in English, Harvard
University
Ph.D. in English, University of
Notre Dame
492
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Mary McNulty (continued)
ENG 445 Advanced Study in
Multi-Cultural Literature (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
HNRS 101 Freshman Honors
Seminar (U)
HNRS 397 Honors
Colloquium (U)
Anne Morehead (F)
(Former Faculty)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
B.A. in History, Wofford
College
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in Creative Writing,
Carnegie Mellon University
Laura Morris (F)
(Current Faculty)
B.A. in Spanish, Wofford
College
M.A. in Spanish, Middlebury
College
M.F.A. in Creative Writing /
Fiction, West Virginia
University
493
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Matthew Nelson (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
B.A. in English, Texas A&M
University
M.A. in English, Texas A&M
University
A.B.D. in English and
Education, University of
Michigan
Dollie Newhouse (F)
(Administrative Staff)
Brad O’Brien (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing Across the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, West Virginia
University
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
M.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
M.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
494
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Robert Parham (F)
(Former Faculty)
Angela Payton
(Administrative Staff)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 370 Creative Writing:
Poetry Workshop (U)
ENG 371 Creative Writing:
Advanced Poetry Workshop
(U)
ENG 465 Advanced Study in
Critical Theory / Literature (U)
B.A., Belmont College
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 220 Composition III (U)
B.A. in English, Psychology,
and Humanities, University of
Louisville
M.S., Florida State University
Ph.D., Florida State
University
M.A. in English, Texas
Woman’s University
Maria Perry (P)
(Former Faculty)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
B.A., Colegio Superior de
Señoritas, University of Costa
Rica
18+ Graduate hours in
Spanish
M.A.T., University of South
Carolina
Joey Poole (F)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, Clemson
University
M.F.A. in Creative Writing,
University of South Carolina
495
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Patrick Rabon (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 220 Composition III (U)
B.A. in English, Francis
Marion University
M.A. in Rhetoric and
Composition, University of
South Carolina
Betty Ramey (F)
(Current Faculty)
William Ramsey (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 305 Business Writing
(U)
B.A. in English, Furman
University
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
Before 1860 (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
After 1860 (U)
ENG 311 African-American
Literature (U)
ENG 312 Southern Literature
(U)
A.B. in English, Bates College
M.A.T., Converse College
30 Graduate hours beyond
Master’s, Clemson University,
University of South Carolina,
and Francis Marion University
18+ Graduate hours in
English
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D. in American Literature,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
496
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Rebecca Randall (F)
(Current Faculty)
Chad Rohrbacher (F)
(Former Faculty)
Pamela Rooks (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English and Writing,
Berry College
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
B.A., Bowling Green State
University
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 302 British Literature
after 1785 (U)
ENG 315 Literature for
B.A. in English Literature,
Carleton University
M.F.A. in Creative Writing,
University of South Carolina
M.F.A., Louisiana State
University
Ph.D. in English Literature,
University of York
497
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Pamela Rooks (continued)
Children (U)
ENG 316 Literature for Young
Adults (U)
ENG 369 Sex, Gender, and
Literature (U)
ENG 415 Advanced Literary
Topics (U)
ENG 425 Advanced Study in
British Literature (U)
Advanced Study in 19th and
20th Century British Literature
(U)
ENG 455 Advanced Study in
International Literature (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
HNRS 397Honors Colloquium
(U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
498
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Lalla Saleeby (P)
(Current Faculty)
FNCH 101 Elementary
French I (U)
FNCH 102 Elementary
French II (U)
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
B.A. in French, Hollins
University
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
B.A. in English, University of
Missouri
Matthew Schmeer (F)
(Former Faculty)
18+ Graduate hours in
French
M.A.T. in French, University
of South Carolina
M.F.A. in Creative Writing,
University of Missouri
499
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Taylor Scott (F)
(Former Faculty)
Shawn Smolen-Morton (F)
(Current Faculty)
PRS 201 Introduction to
Philosophy (U)
PRS 202 Introductory Study
of Religion (U)
PRS 204 Old Testament (U)
PRS 205 New Testament (U)
PRS 305 Existentialist
Thought (U)
PRS 311 The Muslim
Experience (U)
PRS 312 Christian
Philosophy Middle Ages (U)
PRS 401 Philosophy of
Religion (U)
B.S. University of Virginia
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
B.A. in Comparative
Literature, University of
Illinois, Champaign/Urbana
B.D. Virginia Theological
Seminary
Th.M. Duke University
Ph.D. Duke University
Ph.D. in Comparative
Literature, University of
Massachusetts
500
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
John Sutton (F)
(Current Faculty)
James Tate (P)
(Former Faculty)
Marsha Taylor (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 303 American Literature
Before 1860 (U)
ENG 304 American Literature
After 1860 (U)
ENG 305 Business
Communication (U)
B.A. in English, Indiana
University
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
B.S. in English, Appalachian
State University
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 202 Literature and the
Individual (U)
B.A. in English, Winthrop
University
M.A. in English, University of
Central Arkansas
Ph.D. in English, University of
Tennessee
M.A. in English, Appalachian
State University
A.B.D. in 18th Century British
Literature, Florida State
University
M.A. in English, University of
South Carolina
501
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Colleen Thorndike (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
B.A. in English, Francis
Marion University
M.A. in English, University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Jack Trotter (F)
(Former Faculty)
Matthew Turner (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 303 Early American
Literature (U)
ENG 321 Shakespeare (U)
ENG 491 Senior Seminar (U)
B.A. in English Literature, St.
John’s University
PRS 201 Introduction to
Philosophy (U)
PRS 203 Logic (U)
PRS 301 Ancient Philosophy:
The Greeks (U)
PRS 302 Philosophy in the
Modern Age (U)
B.G.S., University of Michigan
M.A. in English Literature,
University of Maryland
Ph.D. in English Literature,
Vanderbilt University
6 additional undergraduate
philosophy credits, University
of California
Ph.D. in Philosophy, Temple
University
502
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 320 Modern Drama (U)
ENG 325 History of American
Drama (U)
ENG 390 Playwriting (U)
B.S. in Mass Communication,
University of Utah
8 years as literary manager at
Trustus Theater
PRS 201 Introduction to
Philosophy (U)
PRS 203 Logic (U)
PRS 204 Introduction to
Religion: Old Testament (U)
PRS 205 Introduction to
Religion: New Testament (U)
PRS 300 Religions of the
East (U)
PRS 301 Ancient Philosophy:
The Greeks (U)
B.A., Upsala College
Jon Tuttle (F)
(Current Faculty)
James Von Frank (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in English, University of
New Mexico
Ph.D. in English, University of
New Mexico
M.A., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
503
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
B.A. in English Education and
Psychology, Francis Marion
University
18 Graduate hours in English
James Von Frank
(continued)
PRS 305 Existentialist
Thought (U)
PRS 306 Ethics (U)
PRS 400 Philosophy,
Science, and Modern Culture
(U)
PRS 401 Philosophy of
Religion (U)
PRS 402 Contemporary
Philosophy (U)
HNRS 397 Honors
Colloquium (U)
Debra Wallace (P)
(Former Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
M.Ed., Francis Marion
University
Sharon Watts (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
B.A. in English / Professional
Writing, Francis Marion
University
M.A. in Composition and
Rhetoric, Miami University of
Ohio
504
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Melinda Weinstein (F)
(Former Faculty)
Peter Whelan (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
B.A. in English Literature,
Boston University
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
SPAN 201 Intermediate
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 202 Intermediate
Spanish II (U)
ENG 103, 104, 200
Composition (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Natural World (U)
ENG 203 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 314 World Literature (U)
ENG 322 Mythology and
Literature (U)
ENG 330 Special Topics in
B.A. in Modern Arabic
Studies, University of Durham
Ph.D. in Comparative
Literature, University of
California Santa Cruz
Ph.D. in English, University of
Exeter
505
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Peter Whelan (continued)
Literature (U)
ENG 455 Advanced Study in
International Literature (U)
Ted Whisnant (P)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society (U)
EDUC 434 Teaching English
in Secondary School (U)
EDUC 435 Teaching Social
Studies in Secondary School
(U)
EDUC 490D Directed
Teaching / Secondary School
(U)
EDUC 490V Directed
Teaching / English (U)
B.A. in Professional Writing
and Advertising, Western
Carolina University
18+ Graduate hours in
English
M.Ed. in English, Francis
Marion University
506
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Thom Young (F)
(Former Faculty)
Elizabeth Zahnd (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 111 / 111L Composition
I Lecture and Laboratory (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 201 Literature and the
Individual (U)
ENG 202 Literature and
Society
ENG 203 Literature and the
Natural World
B.A. in English, Boise State
University
FNCH 101 Elementary
French I (U)
FNCH 102 Elementary
French II (U)
FNCH 201 Intermediate
French I (U)
FNCH 202 Intermediate
French II (U)
FNCH 300 Introduction to
Reading French (U)
FNCH 301 French Grammar
and Composition (U)
FNCH 302 Conversation
French (U)
B.A. in French and Foreign
Services, Baylor University
M.A. in English, Boise State
University
Ph.D. in English, University of
Southwestern Louisiana
M.A. in French, Middlebury
College School, Paris, France
Ph.D. in French, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
507
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Other Qualifications
Elizabeth Zahnd (continued)
FNCH 303 Francophone
Literature (U)
FNCH 304 Masterpieces of
French Literature (U)
FNCH 305 French
Civilization (U)
FNCH 401 Survey of French
Literature to 1800 (U)
FNCH 402 Survey of French
Literature I from 1800 (U)
SPAN 101 Elementary
Spanish I (U)
SPAN 102 Elementary
Spanish II (U)
French Art (U)
French Theatre (U)
Nancy Zaice (F)
(Current Faculty)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for
Disciplines (U)
B.S. Ed. in Elementary
Education, University of
Virginia
M.A. in English Literature,
University of North Carolina
Ph.D. in English, University of
South Carolina
508
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Fine Arts
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 2-22-07
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Lawrence Anderson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 203 Drawing (U)
ART 206 Digital Imaging (U)
ART 215 Imaging (U)
Printmaking (U)
ART 230 Graphic Design (U)
4
Other Qualifications
B.F.A. Printmaking, University
of South Dakota
M.F.A. Printmaking / Drawing,
University of Kentucky
509
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Craig Alberty (F)
(Current Faculty)
MU 101 Introduction to Music
(U)
MU 116 Aural Skills (U)
MU 140 Wind Ensemble (U)
MU 141,142,143 Studio
Lessons (U)
MU 150 Jazz Combo (U)
MU 160 Jazz Ensemble (U)
MU 215 Music Theory (U)
MU 245 Music Literature (U)
4
Other Qualifications
B.F.A. in Music Education,
University of South Dakota
M.M.E., Arkansas State
University
510
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Ashlee Basinger (F)
(Former Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 215 Introduction to
Printmaking (U)
ART 217 Creative Art
Elementary School Teaching
(U)
ART 315 Art for Elementary
School Teachers (U)
ART 317 Watercolor (U)
ART 415 Teaching Art
Criticism and Aesthetics (U)
ART 497 Special Studies (U)
ARTE 312 Current Methods
and Materials for Art
Education (U)
ARTE 416 Teaching Art
History (U)
ARTE 501 The School Art
Program (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 491 Internship (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
4
Other Qualifications
Certificate in Painting and
Drawing, Blackheath School
of Art, England
B.F.A. in Painting and
Drawing, East Carolina
University
M.F.A. in Painting and
Drawing, University of
Connecticut
511
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Keith Best (F)
(Current Faculty)
Robert Brooks (F)
(Former Faculty)
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 203 Acting I (U)
THEA 205 Acting II (U)
THEA 391 Script Analysis (U)
THEA 405 Acting IV (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
SPCO 203 Voice and Diction
(U)
B.F.A. in Theatre, Valdosta
State University
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 220 Theatre History I:
Beginning-1700 (U)
THEA 221 Theatre History II:
1700-Present (U)
THEA 391 Script Analysis (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.S. in Chemical Engineering,
Kansas State University
4
Other Qualifications
M.F.A. in Acting, ,University of
Louisville
M.A. in Speech / Theatre,
Kansas State University
Ph.D. in Dramatic Theory and
Criticism, Dramatic Literature,
and Theatre History,
Louisiana State University
512
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Fred Clark (F)
(Former Faculty)
Marsha Dargan (F)
(Former Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 206 Technology in the
Arts (U)
ART 230 Introduction to
Graphic Design (U)
ART 330 Intermediate
Graphic Design (U)
ART 430 Advanced Graphic
Design (U)
ART 431 Graphics for
Hypertext (U)
B.A. in History, University of
Florida
ART 101 Art Appreciation (U)
ART 207 Introduction to
Painting (U)
B.A. in Fine Arts, University of
South Carolina
4
Other Qualifications
M.F.A. in Computer Art,
Savannah College of Art and
Design
I.M.A., University of South
Carolina
Course work in Art History,
Watercolor, and Sculpture,
Special Studies Program,
University of Georgia at
Cortona, Italy
M.F.A. in Printmaking,
University of South Carolina
513
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Gregory Fry (F)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Art Appreciation (U)
ART 206 Technology in the
Arts (U)
ART 230 Beginning Graphic
Design (U)
ART 231 Typography (U)
ART 330 Intermediate
Graphic Design (U)
ART 331 Graphic Design in
Hypertext Environments (U)
ART 430 Advanced Graphic
Design (U)
4
Other Qualifications
B.A. in Fine Arts, Indiana
University-South Bend
M.F.A. in Art, University of
South Dakota
514
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Howard Frye (F)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 215 Introductory
Printmaking (U)
ARTE 217 Creative Art
Elementary School Teaching
(U)
ARTE 312 Curriculum Method
and Material Art Education
(U)
ARTE 415 Teaching Art
Critically and Aesthetically (U)
ARTE 416 Teaching Art
History (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Art Education (U)
EDUC 491 Senior Level
Internship (U)
EDUC 501 The School Art
Program (U)
4
Other Qualifications
B.A. in Art Education,
Marshall University
M.S. in Art Education, Florida
State University
Ed.D. in Art Education,
Florida State University
515
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Steven Gately (F)
(Current Faculty)
ART 203 Basic Drawing (U)
ART 204 Two-Dimensional
Design (U)
ART 207 Introductory Painting
(U)
ART 301 Figure Drawing (U)
ART 307 Intermediate
Painting (U)
ART 407 Advanced Painting
(U)
ART 497 Special Studies (U)
4
Other Qualifications
B.F.A. in Painting and
Advertising Art, Florida
Atlantic University
M.F.A. in Art / Creative
Painting, Florida State
University
516
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Donna Goodman (F)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 203 Basic Drawing (U)
ART 217 Creative Art for
Elementary School Teachers
(U)
ART 306 Special Topics in Art
(U)
ART 312 Current Methods
and Materials for Art
Education (U)
ART 415 Teaching Art
Criticism and Aesthetics (U)
ART 416 Teaching Art History
(U)
ART 497 Special Studies (U)
ART 501 The School Art
Program (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 510 Professional
Development (G)
4
Other Qualifications
B.F.A. in Fine Arts, Coker
College
M.A. in Studio Arts, University
of South Carolina
Ed.S. in Supervision and
Administration, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Educational
Leadership and
Administration, University of
Alabama
517
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Glen Gourley (F)
(Current Faculty)
David Granath (F)
(Current Faculty)
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 205 Acting II (U)
THEA 301 Directing I (U)
THEA 401 Directing II (U)
THEA 405 Acting IV (U)
THEA 497 Special Studies
(U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.F.A. in Theatre, University
of Montevallo
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 202 Stagecraft (U)
THEA 210 Theatre Practicum
(U)
THEA 302 Scenic Design (U)
THEA 303 Theatre
Management (U)
THEA 402 Lighting and
Sound Design (U)
THEA 497 Special Studies
(U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
A.B. in Theatre Arts, West
Georgia College
4
Other Qualifications
M.F.A. in Theatre, University
of Mississippi
M.F.A. in Drama, University of
Miami
518
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Douglas Gray (F)
(Current Faculty)
Samuel Howell (F)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Art Appreciation (U)
ART 205 Three-Dimensional
Design (U)
ART 210 Beginning Ceramics
(U)
ART 310 Intermediate
Ceramics (U)
ART 311 Ceramic Sculpture
(U)
ART 410 Advanced Ceramics
(U)
B.A. in Art and English,
University of Louisville
ART 101 Art Appreciation (U)
ARTH 340 Art of the United
States (U)
ARTH 350 Native Arts of the
Americas (U)
ARTH 360 Islamic and African
Art (U)
ARTH 370 East Asian Art (U)
ARTH 390 Twentieth Century
Art (U)
ARTH 400 Contemporary Art
Since 1980 (U)
B.A. in Art History, New
College
4
Other Qualifications
M.F.A. in Ceramics,
University of North Texas,
School of Visual Arts
M.A. in Art History, Vanderbilt
University
Ph.D. in Art History,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
519
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Charles Jeffcoat (F)
(Current Faculty)
Forrest Matthews (P)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 206 Technology in the
Arts (U)
ART 306 Typography (U)
ART 431 Graphic Design for
Hypertextual Environments
(U)
M.F.A. in Graphic Design,
University of Memphis
MU 101 Introduction to Music
(U)
B.A., Newberry College
JoAnna Pettit-Almasude (P)
(Current Faculty)
Other Qualifications
B.F.A. in Graphic Design,
University of South Alabama
M.B.A., Western States
University
Sue Orr (F)
(Current Faculty)
4
MU 100 Chorus (U)
MU 101 Introduction to Music
(U)
MU 120 Show Chorus (U)
MU 121 Voice (U)
B.M. in Music / Voice
Performance, Samford
University
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
B.F.A., Ohio University
31 graduate hours in Music at
the University of South
Carolina–Columbia
M.M. in Music / Voice
Performance, Florida State
University
M.F.A., Ohio University
520
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Kathleen Pompe (F)
(Current Faculty)
Terry Roberts (P)
(Current Faculty)
ART 101 Introduction to Art
(U)
ART 208 Introductory
Photography (U)
ART 218 Introductory Digital
Photography (U)
ART 308 Intermediate
Photography (U)
ART 318 Alternative
Photography Process (U)
ART 408 Advanced
Photography (U)
B.A. in Art, The Pennsylvania
State University
MU 101 Introduction to Music
(U)
MU 140 Wind Symphony (U)
B.M. in Music, Florida State
University
4
Other Qualifications
M.F.A. in Art, The
Pennsylvania State University
M.M. in Music, Eastern
Kentucky University
D.M.A. in Music, Florida State
University
521
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Dennis Sanderson (F)
(Former Faculty)
Amy Sherwood (F)
(Former Faculty)
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 210 Theatre Practicum
(U)
THEA 220 Theatre History I:
Beginning-1700 (U)
THEA 221 Theatre History II:
1700-Present (U)
MCOM 498 Communication
Internship (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.S. in Speech-Broadcasting,
Kent State University
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 201 Theatrical Makeup
(U)
THEA 309 Costume Design
(U)
SPCO 101 Introduction to
Speech Communication (U)
B.A. in Theatre, Eastern
Illinois University
M.A. in Speech-Theatre, Kent
State University
Ph.D. in Theatre, Michigan
State University
4
Other Qualifications
Director of Theatre, Newberry
College, 1965-1973
Associate Professor of
Theatre, Newberry College,
1972-1973
Chairman, Division of
Humanities, Newberry
College, 1971-1973
M.F.A. in Theatre, University
of Memphis
522
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic
Degrees & Course Credits
Earned
Benjamin Woods (F)
(Current Faculty)
Abigail Wurster (F)
(Current Faculty)
MU 101 Introduction to Music
(U)
MU 131 Applied Piano (U)
MU 315 Elementary School
Music Education (U)
ARTE 217 Creative Arts for
the Elementary School
Teacher (U)
B.S. in Music Education and
Performance, Lamar
University
THEA 101 Introduction to
Theatre (U)
THEA 201 Theatrical Makeup
(U)
THEA 209 Costume Crafts
(U)
THEA 309 Costume Design
(U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Theatre / Television
Arts, Valparaiso University
4
Other Qualifications
M.M. in Piano Performance,
Midwestern State University
D.M.A. in Piano Performance,
University of South Carolina
M.F.A. in Costume Design /
Technology, Illinois State
University
523
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: History Department
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 2-23-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Larry Nelson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
HIST 201 U.S. History to
1865 (U)
HIST 202 U.S. History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 203 European History to
the French Revolution (U)
HIST 204 European History
since the French Revolution
(U)
HIST 301 Historiography (U)
HIST 304 The American West
(U)
HIST 307 History of the U.S.
in World Affairs (U)
HIST 321 Reform Movements
in American History (U)
HIST 322 Emergence of
Modern America 1865-1898
B.A. in History, Brigham
Young University
M.S. in History, University of
Utah
Ph.D. in History, Duke
University
524
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Larry Nelson (continued)
(U)
Reconstruction after the Civil
War (G)
John Britton (F)
(Current Faculty)
World History Survey: 1750Present (U)
HIST 305 Latin America:
Empires and Nations (U)
HIST 306 Latin America:
Tradition and Change (U)
HIST 307 United States in
World Affairs (U)
HIST 317 History of the Mass
Media (U)
HIST 318 The SpanishAmerican War (U)
HIST 340 History of Modern
Mexico (U)
HIST 362 The United States
Between the Wars, 19181941 (U)
INTS 200 Introduction to
International Studies (U)
History and American Society
Through Film (G)
Popular Culture and U.S.
Politics (G)
B.A. in History, University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
M.A. in History, Tulane
University
Ph.D. in History, Tulane
University
525
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Daniel Byrne (U)
(Former Faculty)
Richard Chapman (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
HIST 201 U.S. History To
1865 (U)
HIST 202 U.S. History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 307 History of the U.S.
in World Affairs (U)
HIST 319 U.S. in Vietnam Era
(U)
B.A. in History, University of
Notre Dame
HIST 202 United States
History Since 1865 (U)
ECON 300 / HIST 300 U.S.
Economic History (U)
B.A. in History, Washington
University
A.B.D. in United States
Diplomatic History,
Georgetown University
M.A. in History, Yale
University
M.Phil. in History, Yale
University
Ph.D. in History, Yale
University
526
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Dixon (P)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 204 European History
Since French Revolution (U)
M.A. in Modern Europe and
Modern Latin America,
University of South Carolina
A.B.D. in Modern Europe,
Eastern Europe, European
Diplomatic and Military
History, University of South
Carolina
Alena Eskridge-Kosmach
(F)
(Current Faculty)
Kathy Jones (P)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 203 European History to
French Revolution (U)
HIST 204 European History
since French Revolution (U)
HIST 205 Introduction to
Modern World History (U)
HIST 308 Russia and Eastern
Europe (U)
B.A. in History and Foreign
Language, Minsk State
Institute of Education
HIST 203 European History
To French Revolution (U)
B.A. in History, Hendrix
College
Ph.D. in World History,
Belarussian State University
M.A. in Public History,
University of Arkansas
Ph.D. Student in American
History, University of South
Carolina
527
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
HIST 101 The History of the
Future (U)
HIST 201 U.S. History to
1865 (U)
HIST 202 U.S. History since
1865 (U)
HIST 205 The Modern World
(U)
HIST 301 Historiography (U)
HIST 307 The History of the
U.S. in World Affairs (U)
HIST 318D The Korean War
(U)
HIST 319 The U.S. in the Era
of the Vietnam War (U)
HIST 347 The U.S. in the Era
of World War II (U)
B.A. in History, Kansas State
University
Victor Kaufman (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.A. in History, Ohio
University
Ph.D. in History, Ohio
University
528
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Christopher Kennedy (F)
(Current Faculty)
Wayne King (F)
(Current Faculty)
Edward Kitchen (P)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 203 European History to
French Revolution (U)
HIST 204 European History
Since French Revolution (U)
HIST 331 Modern British Isles
(U)
HIST 332 British Empire (U)
HIST 351 Medieval Europe
(U)
B.S. in History, Northern
Michigan University
HIST 202 U.S. History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 311 History of Black
Americans (U)
HIST 316 South Carolina
History (U)
HIST 344 The Old South,
1660-1865 (U)
HIST 345 The New South,
1865 to the Present (U)
B.A. in History, University of
South Carolina
HIST 201 U.S. History To
1865 (U)
B.A. in History, Berea College
M.A. in Modern European
History, Providence College
Ph.D. in Modern European/
Irish History, National
University of Ireland /
University College Cork, Cork,
Ireland
M.A. in History, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in History, University of
South Carolina
M.A. in American History,
Eastern Kentucky University
529
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Andrew Lindsay (F)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 201 U.S. History to
1865 (U)
HIST 318 Focus: History of
American Sports (U)
HIST 341 History of Modern
China (U)
HIST 342 History of Modern
Japan (U)
Bachelor of Physical and
Health Education, University
of Toronto
B.Ed. in History and P.H.E.,
University of Toronto
Master of Human Kinetics,
University of Windsor
Ph.D. in History, University of
Toledo
Johannes Lischka (F)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 203 European History I:
Medieval to Modern (U)
HIST 318 Focus: Europe in
the 16th Century (U)
B.A. in Philosophy, Duke
University
M.A. in History, Duke
University
Ph.D. in History, Duke
University
530
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Emily Lorraine de Montluzin
(F)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 203 European History I
(U)
HIST 204 European History II
(U)
HIST 314 England in the Age
of Revolution, 1714-1832 (U)
HIST 315 Victorian England
(U)
HIST 351 Medieval Europe
(U)
England to 1660 (U)
England since 1660 (U)
Independent Study (U)
Romanticism and Rebellion
(U)
B.A. in History, Newcomb
College of Tulane University
HIST 201 U.S. History To
1865 (U)
HIST 202 U.S. History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 204 European History
Since French Revolution (U)
HIST 303 U.S.: Colonies and
Revolution, 1450-1783 (U)
B.A. in Political Science,
North Carolina State
University
Marty Matthews (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in History, Duke
University
Ph.D. in History, Duke
University
M.A. in United States History,
North Carolina State
University
Ph.D. in United States
History, University of South
Carolina
531
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Duane Myers (F)
(Current Faculty)
Mary Louise Nagata (F)
(Current Faculty)
HIST 203 European History I
(U)
HIST 204 European History II
(U)
HIST 308 Eastern Europe and
Russia in Modern History (U)
HIST 320 Modern German
History (U)
HIST 329 Europe in the Era of
the World Wars (U)
HIST 330 Europe since 1945
(U)
Europe in the Nineteenth
Century (U)
Twentieth Century Europe (G)
A.B. in History, Johns
Hopkins University
HIST 205 Twentieth Century
World History (U)
HIST 321 Family and Gender
(U)
HIST 324 Pre-Modern East
Asia (U)
HIST 341 Modern China (U)
HIST 342 Modern Japan (U)
B.G.S. , University of
Maryland
M.A. in History, Yale
University
Ph.D. in History, Yale
University
M.A. in History, University of
Hawai’i
Ph.D. in History, University of
Hawai’i
532
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
George Pabis (P)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 202 US History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 203 European History
To French Revolution (U)
B.S. in Finance, DePaul
University
M.A. in Russian History,
University of Illinois at
Chicago
Ph.D. in History of the United
States, University of Illinois at
Chicago
Stephen Svonavec (F)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 201 US History To 1865
(U)
HIST 202 US History Since
1865 (U)
HIST 328 20th Century
American Reform (U)
B.A. in Broadcast
Communications, Seton Hall
University
M.A. in American History,
Texas A&M University
Ph.D. Candidate in American
Political and Military History,
Texas A&M University
533
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Xiaoqun Xu (F)
(Former Faculty)
HIST 204 Modern European
History Survey (U)
HIST 205 Introduction to
Modern World History (U)
HIST 301 Historiography (U)
HIST 318H Women in
Chinese History (U)
HIST 324 History of
Traditional East Asia (U)
HIST 341 History of Modern
China (U)
HIST 342 History of Modern
Japan (U)
History of East Asian
Relations (U)
Society and Culture in
Modern China (U)
B.A. in History, Shanghai
Teachers College
M.A. in Ancient History, East
China Normal University
M.A. in American History, The
University of Akron
Ph.D. in Modern Chinese
History, Columbia University
534
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Library
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 6-11-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Paul Dove, Jr. (F)
(Current Faculty)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
UNIV 100B University Life:
Pre-Nursing (U)
A.B., Erskine College
M.A. in French Literature,
University of South Carolina
M.S. in Library Science,
University of North Carolina
Linda Becote (F)
(Current Faculty)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Business Education,
South Carolina State College
M.L.I.S. in Librarianship,
University of South Carolina
535
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joyce Durant (F)
(Current Faculty)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, Francis
Marion College
M.L.I.S. in Librarianship,
University of South Carolina
Nathan Flowers (F)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.S. in Political Science,
Francis Marion University
M.L.I.S., University of South
Carolina
Roger Hux (P)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.S. in Education, Georgia
Southern College
M.A. in History, University of
Georgia
M.L.I.S. in Librarianship,
Emory University
Yvette Pierce (P)
(Current Faculty)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A., Tuskegee Institute
M.A. in Library Science,
University of Michigan
536
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Cynthia Price (F)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.A. in English, Francis
Marion University
M.L.I.S., University of South
Carolina
Pamela Radcliffe (F)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.A. in History / Secondary
Education, Asbury College
M.L.S., Florida State
University
Suzanne Singleton (F)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.A. in Interdisciplinary
Studies, University of South
Carolina-Coastal Carolina
College
B.A. in History, University of
South Carolina-Coastal
Carolina College
M.L.S., University of South
Carolina
537
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Summer (F)
(Current Faculty)
None
B.A. in English, Newberry
College
M.L.I.S. in Librarianship,
University of South Carolina
Demetra Walker (F)
(Former Faculty)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Sociology, Francis
Marion College
M.L.I.S., University of South
Carolina
538
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Mass Communication
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-2-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Donald Stewart (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
MCOM 110 Introduction to
Mass Communication (U)
MCOM 201 News and
Feature Writing (U)
MCOM 210 Introduction to
Public Relations (U)
MCOM 301 Reporting of
Public Affairs (U)
MCOM 302 News Editing (U)
MCOM 330 Covering Sports
(U)
MCOM 417 History of the
Print Media (U)
MCOM 421 Advanced
Reporting (U)
MCOM 450 Media Law and
Ethics (U)
A.B. in Speech and English,
Greenville College
M.A. in Journalism, Michigan
State University
539
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Donald Stewart (continued)
MCOM 498 Communication
Internship (U)
ENG 111 Composition I (U)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
HNRS 491-499 Independent
Studies (U)
Valerie Black (F)
(Former Faculty)
MCOM 220 Broadcast
Production (U)
B.A. in Mass Media Arts,
Hampton University
James Christian (F)
(Current Faculty)
MCOM 450 Media Law and
Ethics (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Communication,
College of Charleston
Channel 11 Program Director,
Francis Marion University
M.P.A., University of South
Carolina
M.A. in Journalism, University
of South Carolina
A.B.D. in Mass
Communications, University
of South Carolina
540
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Dyan Cohen (P)
(Former Faculty)
MCOM 301 Reporting of
Public Affairs (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Chemistry,
Metropolitan State College of
Denver
M.A. in Journalism, University
of South Carolina
Bryan Fisher (F)
(Current Faculty)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in American Studies,
University of California
14 years university teaching
experience in Communication
M.A. in American Culture
Studies, Bowling Green State
University
Taught 9 separate courses in
Communication
Ph.D. in Speech
Communication and American
Studies, Indiana University
541
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Ed Freedman (F)
(Former Faculty)
Kevin Geddings (P)
(Former Faculty)
MCOM 201 News Writing (U)
MCOM 221 Introduction to
Broadcast Journalism (U)
MCOM 321 Broadcast
Journalism (U)
MCOM 416 History of
Broadcast Journalism (U)
MCOM 421 Advanced
Broadcast Journalism:
Reporting and Producing (U)
MCOM 450 Media Law and
Ethics (U)
MCOM 470 Media and
Society (U)
MCOM 475 Sports, Media
and Society (U)
MCOM 498 Communication
Internship (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in TV and Radio,
Brooklyn College
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in History and
Government, Wofford College
M.A. in Journalism, University
of Missouri
M.P.A. in Political
Communications, State
University of New York
542
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jack Griffith (P)
(Current Faculty)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
M.A. in Communication,
Radio and Television,
Wheaton College Graduate
School
Ph.D. in Communication,
University of Southern
Mississippi
543
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Timothy Hanson (F)
(Current Faculty)
MCOM 110 Introduction to
Mass Communication (U)
MCOM 201 News Writing (U)
MCOM 301 Reporting (U)
MCOM 302 News Editing (U)
MCOM 303 Opinion Writing
(U)
MCOM 325 Newsletter
Publishing (U)
MCOM 401 Feature Writing
(U)
MCOM 403 Investigative
Reporting (U)
MCOM 405 Foreign Reporting
(U)
MCOM 406 Environmental
Reporting (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Journalism, Eastern
Washington University
M.A. in Journalism, University
of Montana
544
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jack Holgate (F)
(Former Faculty)
MCOM 210 Introduction to
Public Relations (U)
MCOM 220 Broadcast
Production (U)
MCOM 221 Introduction to
Broadcast Journalism (U)
MCOM 310 Public Relations
Techniques (U)
MCOM 321 Broadcast
Journalism (U)
MCOM 401 Feature Writing
(U)
MCOM 410 Advanced Public
Relations (U)
MCOM 420 Contemporary
Issues in Public Relations (U)
MCOM 421 Advanced
Broadcast Journalism:
Reporting and Producing (U)
MCOM 498 Communication
Internship (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Journalism, Norfolk
State University
M.A. in Communication,
Norfolk State University
Public Affairs Officer Course
and Electronic News
Gathering Course, Defense
Information School
Ed.S. in Educational Media,
Appalachian State University
Ph.D. in Mass
Communication, University of
Southern Mississippi
545
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
William Loewenstein (F)
(Current Faculty)
Amy E. Mendes (P)
(Former Faculty)
MCOM 221 Introduction to
Broadcast Journalism (U)
MCOM 304 Photojournalism
(U)
MCOM 305 Page Layout and
Design (U)
MCOM 402 Online Journalism
(U)
MCOM 430 Critical Issues in
Mass Communication (U)
MCOM 440 Convergence
Journalism (U)
MCOM 450 Media Law and
Ethics (U)
MCOM 470 Media and
Society (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Journalism, Michigan
State University
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Communication Arts,
Berry College
M.A. in Communication,
Western Michigan University
M.A. candidate,
Communication Studies, West
Chester University
546
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kay Packett (P)
(Current Faculty)
Kevin Qualls (P)
(Former Faculty)
David Sacash (F)
(Current Faculty)
MCOM 310 Public Relations
Technique (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in English, Furman
University
MCOM 440 Convergence
Journalism (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Telecommunications,
University of Kentucky
MCOM 210 Introduction to
Public Relations (U)
MCOM 221 Introduction to
Broadcast Journalism (U)
MCOM 310 Public Relations
Techniques (U)
MCOM 321 Broadcast Writing
and Reporting (U)
MCOM 410 Advanced Public
Relations (U)
MCOM 417 History of
Journalism (U)
MCOM 420 Contemporary
Issues in Public Relations (U)
MCOM 421 Advanced
B.A. in Telecommunications
(Broadcasting), Kent State
University
M.A. in Journalism, University
of South Carolina
M.A.J. in Broadcast
Journalism, Marshall
University
M.A. in Journalism, Kent
State University
547
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Sacash (continued)
Broadcast Journalism (U)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
Harold Skinner (P)
(Former Faculty)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
B.A. in Fine Arts – Drama,
College of Charleston
M.F.A. in Acting / Directing,
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro
M.F.A. in Playwriting, Ohio
University
Kim Terrill (F)
(Former Faculty)
SPCO 101 Basics of Oral
Communication (U)
SPCO 201 Introduction to
Human Communication (U)
B.A. in Speech
Communication, Louisiana
Tech University
M.S. in Communication,
University of Southwestern
Louisiana
548
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Mathematics
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-23-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Thomas Fitzkee (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
MATH 311 Transitions to
B.S. in Mathematics,
Salisbury State University
M.S. in Mathematics, Virginia
Tech
Ph.D. in Mathematics, George
Washington University
549
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Thomas Fitzkee (continued)
Higher Mathematics (U)
MATH 370 Geometry for
Elementary Teachers (U)
MATH 411 Topology (U)
Catherine Abbott (F)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 311 Transition to
Higher Mathematics (U)
MATH 405 Modern Algebra I
(U)
MATH 407 Real Analysis I (U)
A.A., Tyler Junior College
B.S., University of Texas at
Tyler
M.A., University of North
Texas
Ph.D., University of North
Texas
550
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Roger Allen (F)
(Former Faculty)
Edward Arroyo (F)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 180 Pre-Calculus (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 311 Transition to
Higher Mathematics (U)
MATH 499 Mathematics
Capstone (U)
B.S., Auburn University
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
MATH 180 Pre-Calculus (U)
MATH 212 / CS 212
Introduction to FORTRAN (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, York
College of the City University
of New York
M.A., University of Virginia
Ph.D., University of Virginia
M.A. in Mathematics, City
College of the City University
of New York
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
Graduate School and
University Center of the City
University of New York
551
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving (U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 212 / CS 212
Introduction to FORTRAN (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 405 Abstract Algebra
(U)
MATH 499 Mathematics
Capstone (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Jilin
University, Changchun, China
Fangjun Arroyo (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.A. in Mathematics, Hunter
College of the City University
of New York
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
Graduate School and
University Center of the City
University of New York
552
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Eugene Bacote (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, South
Carolina State University
M.Ed. in Mathematics
Education, University of South
Carolina
Masters Plus 30 Certification
Anna Baker (P)
(Former Faculty)
Janice Bell (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Coker
College
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
B.A. in Math, Francis Marion
University
M.Ed. in Math Education,
Francis Marion University
M.Ed. in Math Education,
University of South Carolina
Masters Plus 30 Certification
553
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Byrd (P)
(Former Faculty)
Precious Cristwell
(Administrative Staff)
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 112 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 120 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving I (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion University
Math 121 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving II (U)
B.S. in Liberal Studies,
University of Central Florida
M.S. in Mathematics,
University of South Carolina
M.Ed. in Student Personnel in
Higher Education, University
of Central Florida
Doyle Daughtry (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
Graduate Assistant,
Assessment and Planning,
University of Central Florida,
May 2000 - June2001
B.S. in Mathematics, East
Carolina University
M.A. in Mathematics, East
Carolina University
554
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Leslie Denton (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
B.S. in Mathematics and
Computer Science, University
of Michigan
M.S. in Applied Statistics,
Purdue University
Angela Dowdy (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 112 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion University
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education, Mathematics,
Francis Marion University
M.I.S. Program in Industrial
Statistics, University of South
Carolina
555
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 132 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
MATH 370 Intuitive Geometry
(U)
B.S. in Secondary Education,
Mathematics, Madison
College
Dorothy Fleck (P)
(Current Faculty)
Graduate Advanced
Placement Calculus AB
Institute, Francis Marion
College
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education, Mathematics,
University of South Carolina
556
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
William Fox (F)
(Former Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 120 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 180 Pre-Calculus (U)
MATH 203W Calculus III (U)
MATH 301 Differential
Equations (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 305 Linear
Programming (U)
MATH 310 Mathematical
Modeling (U)
MATH 330 Modeling with
Dynamical Systems (U)
MATH 422 Nonlinear
Optimization (U)
MATH 507 Calculus for
Teachers (G)
MATH 518 Probability and
Statistics for Teachers (G)
B.S. in General Engineering,
United States Military
Academy
M.S. in Operations Research
and Systems Analysis, Naval
Postgraduate School
Ph.D. in Industrial
Engineering and Operations
Research, Clemson
University
557
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
William Fox (continued)
MATH 530 Mathematical
Modeling for Teachers (G)
MATH 799 Capstone Project
(G)
Elizabeth Gasque (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
MATH 112 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 120 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
EDPD 525 Professional
Development (G)
B.A. in Mathematics,
Winthrop University
CS 212 / MATH 212
Introduction to FORTRAN (U)
MATH 112 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
A.B., Harvard College
Frederic Gooding (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.Ed., Francis Marion
University
Ph.D., University of South
Carolina
M.A. in Mathematics,
University of Illinois
Institute for Retraining in
Computer Science, Clarkson
University Certificate
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
University of Wisconsin
558
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jane Gower (F)
(Current Faculty)
Michelle Greene (P)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 120 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
MATH 370 Intuitive Geometry
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics
Education, North Carolina
State University
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics with
Teacher Certification and
Political Science, Francis
Marion University
M.Ed. in Mathematics
Education, North Carolina
State University
M.S. in Statistics, University
of Georgia
559
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Michael Hammond (P)
(Former Faculty)
Joseph Heyward
(Administrative Staff)
MATH 100 Introduction to
Algebra and Arithmetic (U)
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
A.A., Wingate College
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics,
Hampton Institute
B.S., Wake Forest University
M.Div., Southeastern
Seminary
M.A., Winthrop University
M.A. in Mathematics, Morgan
State University
Ed.D. in Student Personnel
Administration, University of
South Carolina
560
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 120 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving I (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 411 Topology (U)
B.S., State University of New
York at Albany
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 120 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving II (U)
B.S. in Mathematics,
University of Bombay,
Bombay, India
Timothy Lance (F)
(Current Faculty)
Padma Narayan (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.A., Indiana University
Ph.D., University at Albany
M.S. in Applied Mathematics,
University of Bombay,
Bombay, India
561
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jennifer Newton (F)
(Former Faculty)
Jane Quick (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 105 Intermediate
Algebra I (U)
MATH 111 Intermediate
Algebra II (U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
B.A. in Mathematics, Erskine
College
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 132 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 370 Intuitive Geometry
(U)
MATH 470 Fundamental
Skills of Mathematics (U)
B.S. in Education, University
of South Carolina
M.S. in Mathematical
Sciences, Clemson University
M.A.T., University of South
Carolina
562
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 105 Algebra I (U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 114 / 134 Probability
and Statistics (U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 212 / CS 212
Introduction to FORTRAN (U)
MATH 230 Discrete
Mathematics (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 305 Linear
Programming (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 312 Statistics for
Science and Mathematics (U)
MATH 420 Mathematical
Probability (U)
MATH 425 Numerical
Analysis (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Clemson
University
James Ramey (F)
(Current Faculty)
Ph.D. in Probability and
Statistics, Clemson University
563
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Ramey (continued)
MATH 511 Discrete
Mathematics for Teachers (G)
MATH 518 Probability and
Statistics for Teachers (G)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
CS 190 Programming
Concepts in BASIC (U)
CS 210 Computer
Techniques (U)
CS 216 Introduction to
Programming and Algorithmic
Design (U)
CS 218 RPG Programming
(U)
CS 220 Introduction to
COBOL (U)
CS 226 Programming and
Algorithmic Design I (U)
CS 227 Programming and
Algorithmic Design II (U)
CS 309 Advanced
Programming (U)
CS 314 PL/1 Programming
(U)
CS 318 Data Structures and
Algorithmic Analysis (U)
564
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Ramey (continued)
CS 320 File Processing (U)
CS 324 Assembler Language
(U)
CS 340 Software Design and
Development (U)
CS 401 Organization of
Programming Languages (U)
CS 504 Fundamentals of
Computer Science for
Secondary Teachers (G)
EDUC 510 Computer Literacy
(G)
William Richardson (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 212 / CS 212
Introduction to FORTRAN
Programming (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Mathematical
Sciences, Clemson University
Ph.D. in Biomedical System
Sciences, Medical University
of South Carolina
565
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
William Richardson
(continued)
Calculus (U)
CS 190 Programming
Fundamentals (U)
George Schnibben (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 114 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 120 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Mathematical
Modeling and Problem
Solving II (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 301 Ordinary
Differential Equations (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 311 Set Theory and
Metric Spaces (U)
MATH 315 History of
Mathematics (U)
MATH 317 Number Theory
(U)
MATH 318 Combinatorics and
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Mathematics,
Clemson University
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
Clemson University
566
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
George Schnibben
(continued)
Graph Theory (U)
MATH 405 Modern Algebra I
(U)
MATH 405 Complex Analysis
I (U)
MATH 420 Mathematical
Probability (U)
MATH 508 Linear Algebra for
Teachers (G)
MATH 509 Abstract Algebra
for Teachers (G)
MATH 515 History of
Mathematics for Teachers (G)
Damon Scott (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytical Geometry II
(U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 311 Transition to
M.A. in Mathematics, Duke
University
Ph.D. in Mathematics, Duke
University
567
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Damon Scott (continued)
Higher Math (U)
MATH 405 Abstract Algebra
(U)
MATH 407 Real Analysis I (U)
CC 330 Special Topics: Web
Design (U)
Doris Sears (P)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Lander
University
AP Calculus Certification,
Francis Marion University
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education Mathematics,
Francis Marion University
Murray Siegel (P)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
B.S. in Physics, New York
University College of
Engineering
M.Ed. in Math Education,
Georgia State University
Ed.S. in Math Education,
Georgia State University
Ph.D. in Math Education,
Georgia State University
568
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
State University at Cortland
Sharon Siegel (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.Ed. in Elementary
Education, Georgia State
University
569
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
MATH 170 Math for
Elementary Teachers (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 202 Calculus II (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 270 Introductory
Modern Algebra II (U)
MATH 301 Ordinary
Differential Equations (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 310 Mathematical
Models and Applications (U)
MATH 345 Plane Geometry
(U)
MATH 502 Geometry for
Teachers (U)(G)
MATH 506 Trigonometry for
Teachers (U)(G)
B.A. in Mathematics, Eastern
Michigan University
Roger Strong (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in Mathematics,
University of Michigan
Ph.D. in Mathematics
Education, University of
Michigan
570
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Roger Strong (continued)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
Problems in Math Education
(U)
David Szurley (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 311 Transition to
Higher Math (U)
B.S. in Applied Mathematics,
Grand Valley State University
M.S. in Computational
Analysis, Clemson University
Ph.D. in Computational
Analysis, Clemson University
571
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lucy Thrower (P)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 105 College Algebra I
(U)
MATH 111 College Algebra II
(U)
MATH 132 Trigonometry with
Analytical Geometry (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 201 Calculus I (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
MATH 470 Teaching
Secondary School
Mathematics (U)
B.A. in Education, University
of South Carolina
M.S. in Mathematics,
University of Mississippi
572
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Sophia Waymyers (F)
(Current Faculty)
Richard West (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytical Geometry II
(U)
MATH 120 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
B.S. in Mathematics,
Winthrop University
MATH 120 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving I (U)
MATH 121 Introduction to
Mathematical Modeling and
Problem Solving II (U)
MATH 134 Probability and
Statistics (U)
MATH 140 Calculus for
Business (U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers (U)
MATH 201 Differential
Calculus (U)
B.S., United States Military
Academy
M.S. in Mathematics,
University of South Carolina
M.S. in Applied Mathematics,
University of Colorado
Ph.D. in Mathematics
Education, New York
University
573
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Richard West (continued)
MATH 202 Integral Calculus
(U)
MATH 301 Ordinary
Differential Equations (U)
MATH 304 Linear Algebra (U)
MATH 306 Multivariable
Calculus (U)
MATH 330 Discrete
Dynamical Systems and
Introduction to Calculus (U)
MATH 330 Intermediate
Differential Equations (U)
MATH 425 Numerical
Analysis (U)
MATH 430 Numerical
Solutions to Ordinary
Differential Equations (U)
MATH 430 Partial Differential
Equations (U)
MATH 508 Linear Algebra for
Teachers (U)(G)
MATH 511 Discrete
Mathematics for Teachers
(U)(G)
MATH 516 Calculus for
Teachers (U)(G)
574
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Richard West (continued)
MATH 518 Probability and
Statistics for Teachers (U)(G)
MATH 530 Senior Research
in Modeling (U)(G)
Bill Whitmire (F)
(Current Faculty)
MATH 140 Business Calculus
(U)
MATH 170 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers I (U)
MATH 270 Survey of
Mathematics for Early
Childhood and Elementary
Teachers II (U)
MATH 345 Geometry for the
Secondary Teacher (U)
MATH 370 Intuitive Geometry
(U)
ECE 321 Methods for
Teaching and Assessing
Primary Mathematics (U)
EDUC 436 Teaching
Mathematics in the
Secondary School (U)
EDUC 437 Teaching Science
in the Secondary School (U)
B.A. in Chemistry and
Mathematics, Lander College
M.A. in Mathematics
Education, University of
Kentucky
Ed.S. in Mathematics
Education, University of
Georgia
Ph.D. in Mathematics
Education, University of
Georgia
575
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Bill Whitmire (continued)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDPD 525 Mathematics for
the Middle School Teacher
(G)
EDPD 525 Mathematics for
the Elementary School
Teacher (G)
EDUC 732 Quantitative
Learning: Pre-school through
Middle School (G)
EDUC 744 Quantitative
Processing and the Divergent
Learner (G)
Mary Williams (P)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 105 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry I (U)
EDPD 525 Professional
Development (G)
B.A. in Mathematics
Education, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
M.A.T. in Mathematics,
University of South Carolina
576
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Anita Woodley (F)
(Former Faculty)
MATH 111 College Algebra
with Analytic Geometry II (U)
MATH 112 College
Trigonometry with Analytic
Geometry
MATH 203 Calculus III (U)
MATH 270 Introduction to
Modern Algebra II (U)
CS 212 / MATH 212
Introduction to FORTRAN (U)
B.S. in Computer Science,
Louisiana State University
M.A. in Mathematics,
Washington University
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
Washington University
577
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Nursing
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-23-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Sylvia Lufkin (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
NURS 303 Professional
Nursing and Nursing Practice
(U)
NURS 306 Nursing Research
in Practice (U)
NURS 405 Leadership in
Nursing (U)
NURS 406 Knowledge
Synthesis Practicum (U)
B.S. in Nursing, University of
North Carolina
M.S. in Nursing, University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Ed.D., University of South
Carolina, Chapel Hill
578
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Nancy Adams (F)
(Former Faculty)
NURS 301 Health
Assessment (U)
NURS 306 Nursing Research
in Practice (U)
NURS 406L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., Clemson University
Adult Nurse Practitioner
M.S.N., Nursing
Administration, Medical
University of South Carolina
Post Masters Certificate,
Adult Nurse Practitioner,
Medical University of South
Carolina
Amy Altman-Shaw (P)
(Current Faculty)
NURS 406L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., Medical University of
South Carolina
M.S.N. Nursing
Administration, Medical
University of South Carolina
Enrolled in D.N.P. program at
University of South Carolina
579
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Julia Bailey (P)
(Current Faculty)
Rhonda Brogdon (F)
(Current Faculty)
Donna Estes (F)
(Current Faculty)
NURS 301L Health
Assessment Laboratory (U)
NURS 304L Adult Health and
Fundamentals Laboratory (U)
NURS 308L Adult Health:
Laboratory (U)
NURS 406L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., Medical University of
South Carolina
NURS 301 Health
Assessment (U)
NURS 304 / NURS 304L
Adult Health I and
Fundamentals Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
NURS 402L Population
Focused Nursing Laboratory
(U)
B.S.N., Clemson University
NURS 301L Health
Assessment Laboratory (U)
NURS 304L Adult Health and
Fundamentals Laboratory (U)
NURS 307L Psychiatric and
Mental Health Nursing:
Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., University of South
Alabama
M.N., University of South
Carolina
M.S.N., University of Phoenix
Online
M.S. in Nursing Education,
University of South Alabama
580
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
NURS 301 Health
Assessment (U)
NURS 304 Adult Health I and
Fundamentals (U)
B.S.N., University of Maryland
NURS 302 Principles of
Pathophysiology (U)
NURS 304L Adult Health and
Fundamentals Laboratory (U)
NURS 307 / NURS 307L
Psychiatric and Mental Health
Nursing Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100:
Pre-Nursing (U)
B.S.N., University of South
Carolina
NURS 402 Population
Focused Care (U)
NURS 404 Health Care
Systems and Policy (U)
NURS 406L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., University of South
Carolina
Karen Gittings (F)
(Current Faculty)
Susan Grubbs (F)
(Current Faculty)
Julia Hucks (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.S.N. in Nursing Education,
Duquesne University
M.Ed., Francis Marion
College
M.S. in Psychiatric-Mental
Health Nursing, University of
South Carolina
Family Nurse Practitioner
M.N., University of South
Carolina
581
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lynn Kennedy (F)
(Current Faculty)
Christine Schwoyer (P)
(Current Faculty)
NURS 304 Adult Health and
Fundamentals (U)
NURS 305 Nursing
Pharmacology (U)
NURS 308 Adult Health II (U)
NURS 406 Nursing
Knowledge: Synthesis
Practicum (U)
NURS 406L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
UNIV 100 University Life100:
Pre-Nursing (U)
A.S. in Nursing, Florence
Darlington Technical College
NURS 301L Health
Assessment Laboratory (U)
NURS 304L Adult Health and
Fundamentals Laboratory (U)
NURS 307L Psychological
and Mental Nursing:
Laboratory (U)
B.S.N., Kutztown University
B.S.N., Medical University of
South Carolina
M.S.N., University of South
Carolina
M.S.N. in Nursing
Administration, Villanova
University
582
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Karen Thompson (F)
(Current Faculty)
Barbara Westphal (F)
(Current Faculty)
NURS 302 Principles of
Pathophysiology (U)
NURS 305 Nursing
Pharmacology (U)
NURS 306L Nursing
Knowledge: Laboratory (U)
NURS 403 / 403L Women’s
Health Nursing Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100:
Pre-Nursing (U)
A.A.S. in Nursing, Suffolk
County Community College
NURS 401 Nursing Children
and their Families (U)
NURS 405 Leadership in
Nursing (U)
NURS 406 Nursing
Knowledge: Synthesis
Practicum (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S.N., Lenoir Rhyne College
Women’s Health Nurse
Practitioner
B.S.N., State University of
New York Institute of
Technology
M.S.N., in Women’s Health
Nurse Practitioner, University
of South Carolina
M.S.N., Emory University
Ed.D., University of South
Carolina
583
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Physics and Astronomy
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-5-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Peterson (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PHYS 215 General Physics I
(U)
PHYS 216 General Physics II
(U)
PHYS 316 Nuclear Physics
(U)
PHYS 419 Senior Seminar in
Physics (U)
PHYS 202Technical Physics
III (U)
PHYS 497 Special Studies:
Research (U)
PSCI 101L Physical Science I
Laboratory (U)
B.Sc. in Physics, London
University, England
Ph.D. in Physics, North
Carolina State University
584
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Anderson (F)
(Current Faculty)
Charles Cosse (F)
(Former Faculty)
Larry Engelhardt (F)
(Current Faculty)
PHYS 201L Technical
Physics II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 306 Computational
Physics (U)
PHYS 401 Quantum
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 406 Advanced
Computational Physics (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
B.Sc. in Honors Theoretical
Physics, University of Essex,
UK
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 200 Technical Physics
I (U)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Physics, Fort Lewis
College
PHYS 306 Computational
Physics (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science
(U)
Physics Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Physics, Gustavus
Adolphus College
Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics,
University of York, UK
M.S. in Physics, New Mexico
State University
Ph.D. in Condensed Matter
Physics, Iowa State University
585
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Christopher Fasano (F)
(Former Faculty)
PHYS 200 Technical Physics
I (U)
PHYS 202L Technical
Physics III Laboratory (U)
PHYS 215 / 215L General
Physics I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216 / 216L General
Physics II Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 301 Classical
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 314L Modern Physics
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 315 Special Topics in
Modern Physics (U)
PHYS 406 Advanced
Computational Physics (U)
PHYS 497 Special Topics in
Physics (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
Electrodynamics (U)
B.S. in Physics, University of
Notre Dame
M.S. in Physics, University of
Chicago
Ph.D. in Physics, University of
Chicago
586
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Philip Fulmer (F)
(Current Faculty)
PHYS 200L Physics
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 310 Electronics (U)
PHYS 416 Nuclear Radiation
Physics (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science
(U)
B.S. in Health Physics,
Francis Marion College
M.S. in Health Physics, Texas
A&M University
Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering
(Health Physics), Texas A&M
University
587
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Derek Jokisch (F)
(Current Faculty)
PHYS 200L Technical
Physics I Laboratory (U)
PHYS 201 Technical Physics
II (U)
PHYS 202L Technical
Physics III Laboratory (U)
PHYS 215 General Physics I
(U)
PHYS 216 General Physics II
(U)
PHYS 415 Radiation Biology
(U)
PHYS 417 Principles of
Health Physics (U)
PHYS 419 Senior Seminar in
Physics (U)
PHYS 420 Physics Research
(U)
HNRS 498 Honors
Independent Study (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
B.S. in Nuclear Engineering,
University of Illinois-Urbana
Champaign
M.S. in Health Physics,
University of Florida
Ph.D. in Health Physics,
University of Florida
588
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Timothy Kirchoff (F)
(Former Faculty)
Roger Loucks (F)
(Former Faculty)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Astronomy and
Physics, Minnesota State
University-Mankato
PHYS 201 Technical Physics
II (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Physics, Houghton
College
M.S. in Physics, University of
Missouri-St. Louis
M.S. in Physics, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, College
of Engineering
Ph.D. in Computational
Nuclear Physics, University of
Illinois
Nicholas Loudon (F)
(Current Faculty)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
B.S. in Physics, Indiana State
University
M.A. in Physics, Ball State
University
589
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Mattox (F)
(Former Faculty)
ASTR 201 / 201L Introduction
to Astronomy Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
SCI 517 Earth and Space
Science (U)
B.S. in Physics, University of
Florida
M.S. in Applied Physics,
Stanford University
Ph.D. in Applied Physics,
Stanford University
Joe Mehaffey (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PHYS 215 General Physics I
(U)
PHYS 216 General Physics II
(U)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
PSCI 102 Physical Science II
(U)
PSCI 103 Physical Science:
Earth Science (U)
B.S. in Physics Education,
University of South Carolina
I.M.A. in Physics, University
of South Carolina
590
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jeannette Myers (F)
(Current Faculty)
Valerian Nemchinsky (P)
(Former Faculty)
Michael Oczkowski (F)
(Former Faculty)
ASTR 101 Solar System
Astronomy (U)
ASTR 102 Stars and Galaxies
(U)
ASTR 201 Introduction to
Astronomy (U)
ASTR 202 Voyage through
the Solar System (U)
B.S. in Physics and
Astronomy, Minnesota State
University
PSCI 101L Physical Science I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 201L Technical
Physics II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
M.S. in Physics, Leningrad
State University, Russia
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 306 Computational
Physics (U)
PHYS 406 Advanced
Computational Physics (U)
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Mechanical
Engineering, Northwestern
University
M.S. in Physics, Clemson
University
Ph.D. in Astrophysics,
Clemson University
Ph.D. in Plasma Science,
Academy of Science, Institute
of Semiconductors, Russia
M.S. in Physics, DePaul
University
Ph.D. in Physics, University of
Maryland at College Park
591
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joseph Owczarzak (F)
(Former Faculty)
Joshua Phiri (P)
(Former Faculty)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.A. in Physics, Augustana
College
PSCI 101L Physical Science I
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Physics, University of
Zambia
A.B.D. in Physics, University
of Arkansas
M.S. in Physics, Marquette
University
Ph.D. in Physics, Illinois
Institute of Technology
Silviu Podariu
(Former Faculty)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PSCI 101 / 101L Physical
Science I Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Physics, Bucharest
University, Romania
M.S. in Theoretical Physics,
Bucharest University,
Romania
Ph.D. in Physics
(Cosmology), Kansas State
University
592
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PHYS 201L Technical
Physics II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 202 / 202L Technical
Physics III Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 215L General Physics I
Laboratory (U)
PHYS 216L General Physics
II Laboratory (U)
PHYS 301 Classical
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 302 Electricity and
Magnetism (U)
PHYS 306 Computational
Physics (U)
PHYS 314L Introduction to
Modern Physics Laboratory
(U)
PHYS 401 Quantum
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 406 Advanced
Computational Physics (U)
PSCI 101L Physical Science I
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Physics and
Mathematics, State University
of New York at Brockport
Michael Schillaci (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in Physics, University of
Arkansas
Ph.D. in Physics, University of
Arkansas
593
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Sethfield Smith (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSCI 101 Physical Science I
(U)
PSCI 102 Physical Science II
(U)
PHYS 200 Technical Physics
I (U)
PHYS 201 Technical Physics
II (U)
PHYS 202 Technical Physics
III (U)
PHYS 215 General Physics I
(U)
PHYS 216 General Physics II
(U)
PHYS 301 Classical
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 302 Electricity and
Magnetism (U)
PHYS 310 Electronics (U)
PHYS 312 Lasers and Optics
(U)
PHSY 314 Modern Physics
(U)
PHYS 401 Quantum
Mechanics (U)
PHYS 420 Senior Research
in Physics (U)
PHYS 497 Special Studies in
Physics (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Physics, Louisiana
State University
Ph.D. in Physics, Louisiana
State University
594
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Political Science and Geography
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-5- 07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kevin Lasher (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 201 Political
Participation in America (U)
POL 203 International
Relations (U)
POL 295 Methods of Political
Science (U)
POL 313 Far Eastern Politics
(U)
POL 314 U.S. Foreign Policy
(U)
POL 317 U.S. Congress (U)
POL 324 Asian Politics (U)
POL 328 Soviet and Russian
B.A. in Psychology,
Youngstown State University
M.A. in Political Science,
University of Georgia
Ph.D. in Political Science,
University of Georgia
595
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kevin Lasher (continued)
Politics (U)
POL 420 History, Scope and
Methods of Political Science
(U)
POL 450 Political Science
Baccalaureate Seminar (U)
Scott Brown (F)
(Current Faculty)
GEOG 101 Cultural
Geography (U)
GEOG 102 World Regional
Geography (U)
GEOG 201 Economic
Geography (U)
GEOG 204 Political
Geography (U)
GEOG 205 Geography of
South Carolina (U)
GEOG 215 Environmental
Geography and Geographic
Information Systems (U)
GEOG 302 Geography of
Europe (U)
GEOG 303 Geography of
Latin America (U)
GEOG 305 Geography of
Central America (U)
ANTH 200 Introduction to
B.A. in Geography, University
of Texas at Austin
M.Sc. in Geography,
Universidad de Costa Rica
Ph.D. in Geography,
Louisiana State University
596
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Scott Brown (continued)
Luther Carter (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Ed Clements (P)
(Former Faculty)
Anthropology (U)
INTS 200 International
Studies (U)
INTS 400 International
Studies: Senior Project (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
GEOG 300 Geography Field
Courses in Costa Rica, Cuba,
and Thailand (U)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 215 Introduction to
Public Administration (U)
POL 313 / 340 Focus: South
Carolina Politics and
Government (U)
B.A. in Political Science,
University of Central Florida
POL 330 Perspectives on
Policing (U)
J.D., University of South
Carolina School of Law
M.P.A., University of South
Carolina
Ph.D. in Political Science,
University of South Carolina
597
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Richard Doughty (F)
(Current Faculty)
Gary Finklea (P)
(Former Faculty)
GEOG 101 Cultural
Geography (U)
GEOG 102 World Regional
Geography (U)
GEOG 204 Political
Geography (U)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 203 International
Relations (U)
B.A. in Political Economy,
Williams College
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Francis Marion University
M.I.A., Columbia University
J.D., University of South
Carolina School of Law
Lee Herron (P)
(Current Faculty)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Francis Marion University
J.D., Campbell University
School of Law
598
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Eileen Kirley-Tallon (F)
(Current Faculty)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 205 / 304 Comparative
Government (U)
POL 301 Political Movements
and Revolutions (U)
POL 313 Women and Politics
(U)
POL 329 Western European
Politics (U)
POL 395 Political Theory (U)
POL 450 Political Science
Baccalaureate Seminar (U)
B.A. in Political Science,
University of Cincinnati
M.A. in Political Science,
University of Pittsburgh
Ph.D. in Political Science,
University of Pittsburgh
599
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kenneth Kitts (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 200 Contemporary
Political Issues (U)
POL 319 American
Presidency (U)
POL 326 Latin American
Politics (U)
POL 341 CIA and the Politics
of Intelligence (U)
POL 450 Political Science
Baccalaureate Seminar (U)
SOST 518 The United States
and the World (G)
B.A. in Political Science,
Appalachian State University
M.A. in Political Science,
Appalachian State University
Ph.D. in Political Science,
University of South Carolina
600
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Allan Lockyer (F)
(Current Faculty)
GEOG 101 Cultural
Geography (U)
GEOG 102 World Regional
Geography (U)
GEOG 103 World Geography:
The Developing Nations (U)
GEOG 105 Physical
Geography (U)
GEOG 210 Geography of
North America (U)
GEOG 302 Geography of
Europe (U)
GEOG 303 Geography of
Latin America (U)
GEOG 305 Geography of
Central America (U)
GEOG 306 Geography of
Subsaharan Africa (U)
GEOG 519 Geographical
Perspectives-Geography for
Teachers (U)
B.S. in Geography, Southern
Arkansas University
M.A. in College Teaching,
Western Kentucky University
D.A. in Geography, University
of Northern Colorado
601
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Renneker (F)
(Current Faculty)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 206 Introduction to Law
(U)
POL 230 Introduction to
Criminal Justice (U)
POL 321 American
Constitutional History (U)
POL 322 Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties (U)
POL 323 Rights of the
Accused (U)
POL 330 Perspectives on
Policing (U)
POL 450 Political Science
Baccalaureate Seminar (U)
A.B. in Political Science,
Tulane University
Ph.D. in Government,
University of Texas at Austin
602
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Danielle Rowell (F)
(Current Faculty)
Steven Schweizer
(Administrative Staff)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 203 International
Relations (U)
POL 315 Politics of War and
Security (U)
POL 325 African Politics (U)
POL 327 Middle Eastern
Politics (U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Nelson A. Rockefeller College
of Public Affairs and Policy,
University at Albany-State
University of New York
POL 101 United States
Government (U)
POL 200 Contemporary
Political Issues (U)
POL 420 History, Scope, and
Methods of Political Science
(U)
POL 338 Politics and Film (U)
M.A. in Political Science,
History, and Geography,
Northeast Missouri State
University
M.A. in Political Science,
Nelson A. Rockefeller College
of Public Affairs and Policy,
University at Albany-State
University of New York
Ph.D. in Political Theory,
American Politics, and World
Politics, University of
Missouri-Columbia
603
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Neal Thigpen (P)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Barry Tomlinson (P)
(Current Faculty)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 202 State and Local
Government (U)
POL 305 American Political
Parties (U)
POL 311 Southern Politics (U)
POL 319 The American
Presidency (U)
POL 340 South Carolina
Politicians and Elections (U)
B.A. in History, University of
Maryland
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Clemson University
M.A. in American Government
and Politics, University of
Maryland
Ph.D. in Public Administration
and American Government,
University of Maryland
M.P.A., Clemson University
and University of South
Carolina
604
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Emmanuel Udogu (F)
(Former Faculty)
Alissa Warters (F)
(Current Faculty)
POL 103 Introduction to
Political Science (U)
POL 200 Contemporary
Politics (U)
POL 203 International
Relations (U)
POL 314 U.S. Foreign Policy
(U)
POL 324 Asian Politics (U)
POL 325 African Politics (U)
POL 327 Middle Eastern
Politics (U)
A.A. in Liberal Arts, MontreatAnderson College
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 230 Introduction to
Criminal Justice (U)
POL 295 Methods of Political
Science (U)
POL 319 American
Presidency (U)
POL 322 Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties (U)
POL 331 Administration of
Justice (U)
POL 340 The Personal
Presidency (U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Virginia Tech
B.A. in Political Science,
Appalachian State University
M.A. in Political Science,
Southern Illinois University
Ph.D. in Political Science,
Southern Illinois University
M.A. in Political Science,
Virginia Tech
Ph.D. in Political Science,
University of TennesseeKnoxville
605
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David White (F)
(Current Faculty)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
POL 200 Contemporary
Political Issues (U)
POL 201 Political
Participation (U)
POL 295 Methods of Political
Science (U)
POL 317 United States
Congress (U)
POL 340 Politics of Sports (U)
POL 420 History, Scope and
Methods of Political Science
(U)
B.A. in Political Science,
Bucknell University
Ph.D. in Political Science, The
University of Arizona
606
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Psychology
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 4-13-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 206 Introduction to
Psychology (U)
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 316 Adolescent Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 325 Abnormal
Psychology (U)
PSY 326 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 499 Senior Seminar (U)
PSY 531 Psychological
Assessment (G)
PSY 536 Behavioral
Assessment and Intervention
(G)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
B.A. in Psychology, Clemson
University
John Hester (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
M.A. in School Psychology,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in School Psychology,
University of South Carolina
607
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Hester (continued)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
PSY 601 Mental Retardation
(G)
PSY 634 Developmental
Psychology (G)
PSY 635 Learning and
Cognition (G)
PSY 640 AP Psychology (G)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
BGS 496 Bachelor of General
Studies Capstone Experience
(U)
Carol Adams (P)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 620 Psychopathology (G)
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of South Carolina
Internship: William Hall
Psychiatric Institute,
Columbia, SC
608
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jeffery Anastasi (F)
(Former Faculty)
Leslie Barnes-Young (F)
(Administrative Staff)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 303 / 303L Research
Methodology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 321 / 321L Learning and
Cognition Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 402 / 402L Experimental
Psychology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 420 History and Systems
in Psychology (U)
PSY 497 Special Studies (U)
PSY 499 Senior Seminar (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in Psychology, State
University of New York at
Binghampton
PSY 300 / SOCI 360
Leadership and Group
Dynamics (U)
PSY 310 Psychological Focus:
Human Sexuality (U)
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 316 Adolescent Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
B.S., The Ohio State
University
M.A. in Experimental
Cognitive Psychology, State
University of New York at
Binghampton
Ph.D. in Experimental
Cognitive Psychology, State
University of New York at
Binghampton
M.S. in Marriage and Family
Therapy, University of Akron
Ph.D. in Counseling
Psychology, University of
Akron
609
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Leslie Barnes-Young
(continued)
PSY 470 Senior Research (U)
PSY 530 Interview and Case
Form (U)(G)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
PSY 643 Marital and Family
Therapy (G)
PSY 651 Professional / Ethical
Issues in Counseling
Psychology (G)
BGS 496 General Studies
Capstone: Society and
Behavior (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
HNRS 101 Core Concepts
Continuum (U)
HNRS 491 Honors
Independent Study (U)
610
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 315 Child Development
(U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
PSY 498 Psychology
Internship (U)
EDUC 616 Public School
Curriculum and Organization
K-12 (G)
EDUC 620 Foundations of
Education (G)
EDUC 743 Verbal Processing
and the Divergent Learner (G)
B.A. in Secondary Education,
Middle East College
PSY 304 Brain and Behavior
(U)
B.A., Wesleyan University
Gabriel Batarseh (P)
(Current Faculty)
Philip Bowman (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.Ed. in Psychological
Services Education,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Psychological
Services Education,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
Virginia Commonwealth
University
M.D., Medical College of
Virginia
611
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Robert Bridger (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 315 Child Development
(U)
PSY 390 Psychological
Testing (U)
PSY 600A Professional
Psychology Practicum (G)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 600E Pre-internship
Practicum (G)
PSY 601 Psychology of Mental
Retardation and
Developmental Disabilities (G)
PSY 615 Child
Psychopathology (G)
PSY 637 Psychoeducational
Assessment: Diagnosis of
Learning and Behavioral
Disorders (G)
PSY 641 Advanced Topics in
Child and Adolescent
Assessment (G)
PSY 650 Professional and
Ethical Issues in School
Psychology (G)
B.S. in Psychology, Coastal
Carolina University
M.Ed. in Educational
Psychology, University of
Georgia
Ph.D. in Educational
Psychology, University of
Georgia
612
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Robert Bridger (continued)
PSY 699-F Internship: School
Psychology (G)
Samuel Broughton (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 316 Adolescent Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 317 Applied Behavior
Analysis (U)
PSY 531 Psychological
Assessment (U)(G)
PSY 600A Professional
Psychology Practicum (G)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
PSY 600D Psychological
Consultation Practicum (G)
PSY 601 Psychology of Mental
Retardation and
Developmental Disabilities
(U)(G)
PSY 621 Child / Adolescent
Psychopathology (G)
PSY 638 Child Counseling and
B.A. in Psychology,
Presbyterian College
M.S. in Psychology,
University of Georgia
Ph.D. in Psychology,
University of Georgia
613
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Samuel Broughton
(continued)
Psychotherapy (G)
PSY 649 Psychological
Consultation in Schools and
Agencies (G)
PSY 663 Learning Disabilities:
Formal and Informal (G)
PSY 664 Practicum: Formal
and Informal Assessment (G)
PSY 670 Graduate Research
(G)
PSY 699B Internship: School
Psychology (G)
Anthony Cellucci (F)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 416 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 631 Psychological
Assessment II (G)
B.S. in Psychology / Special
Education, Rutgers University
M.S. in Behavior Therapy,
Southern Illinois University
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of North Carolina –
Greensboro
614
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 220 Careers in
Psychology (U)
PSY 230 Psychology of Family
Life (U)
PSY 300 / SOCI 360
Leadership and Group
Dynamics (U)
PSY 311 Sport Psychology (U)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (U)
PSY 636 Individual Counseling
and Psychotherapy (U)
PSY 699A Internship: Clinical
Psychology (G)
B.A. in Psychology, University
of Notre Dame
PSY 600D Psychological
Consultation Practicum (G)
PSY 621 Child / Adolescent
Psychopathology (G)
PSY 649 Psychological
Consultation in Schools and
Agencies (G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of South Carolina
Thomas Dorsel (F)
(Current Faculty)
Suzanne Faykus (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.S. in Psychology,
University of Kentucky
Ph.D. in Psychology,
University of New Mexico
M.A. in Educational
Psychology, Arizona State
University
Ph.D. in School Psychology,
Arizona State University
615
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Gary Hanson (F)
(Former Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 310 Psychology Focus:
Neuropsychological Principles
(U)
PSY 325 Abnormal
Psychology (U)
PSY 326 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 530 Interview and Case
Form (U)(G)
PSY 531 Psychology
Assessment I (G)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 620 Psychopathology (G)
PSY 631 Psychology
Assessment II (G)
PSY 639 Career and Lifestyle
Counseling: Theory and
Practice (G)
PSY 651 Professional / Ethical
Issues Counseling (G)
PSY 699 Internship: Clinical
Psychology (G)
B.A. in Psychology, John B.
Stetson University
M.S. in Psychology, Florida
State University
Ph.D. in Psychology, Florida
State University
616
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joel Heffler (P)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 530 Interviewing and
Case Formulation (U)(G)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of Alabama
M.A. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
Ph.D. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
Teresa Herzog (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 216 Introductory
Psychology Laboratory (U)
PSY 220 Careers in
Psychology (U)
PSY 302 Quantitative and
Psychometric Methods (U)
PSY 323 / 323L Motivation and
Emotion Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
PSY 634 Developmental
Psychology (G)
B.A. in Psychology,
Edgewood College
M.A. in Psychology,
University of Montana
Ph.D. in Psychology,
University of Montana
617
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Farrah Hughes (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
PSY 325 Abnormal
Psychology (U)
PSY 470 Senior Research (U)
PSY 497 Special Studies,
Family Relationships
Laboratory (U)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
PSY 643 Marital and Family
Therapy (G)
PSY 651 Professional and
Ethical Issues in Counseling
Psychology (G)
B.A. in Psychology, Wake
Forest University
M.A. in Psychology,
University of Tennessee
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of Tennessee
618
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 216 Introductory
Psychology Laboratory (U)
PSY 316 Adolescent Behavior
(U)
PSY 323 / 323L Motivation and
Emotion Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
PSY 497 Special Studies (U)
PSY 634 Developmental
Psychology (G)
B.A. in Psychology, University
of Alabama in Huntsville
PSY 206 Honors Seminar in
Biological and Behavioral
Sciences (U)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 300 / SOCI 360
Leadership and Group
Dynamics (U)
PSY 302 Quantitative Methods
in the Behavioral Sciences (U)
PSY 319 Social Psychology
(U)
B.A. in Psychology, Georgia
State College
Laurie Hunter (F)
(Former Faculty)
Jesse Jordan (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
M.A. in Psychology,
University of Alabama in
Huntsville
Ph.D. in Developmental
Psychology, University of
Alabama at Birmingham
M.A. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
Ph.D. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
619
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jesse Jordan (continued)
PSY 326 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 496 Senior Project:
Evolutionary Psychology (U)
PSY 605 Personality and
Social Psychology (G)
PSY 632 Quantitative
Psychology (G)
Honors Seminar with Jeff
Camper on Evolution and
Human Behavior (U)
David Kahn (P)
(Former Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
PSY 300 Leadership and
Group Dynamics (U)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 639 Career Counseling
Theory and Applications (G)
B.S. in Psychology, Western
Carolina University
M.S. in Guidance-Agency
Counseling, North Carolina
A&T State University
A.B.D. in Counselor
Education, University of South
Carolina
620
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Rebecca Lawson (P)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Jane Lewis (P)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 390 Psychological
Testing (U)
PSY 651 Professional / Ethical
Issues in Counseling
Psychology (G)
PSY 620 Psychopathology (G)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in Psychology, Hanover
College
PSY 326 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
PSY 531 Psychological
Assessment: Intelligence,
Abilities, and Achievement (G)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment (G)
B.A. in Philosophy, University
of the South
M.S. in Clinical Psychology,
University of Wyoming
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of Wyoming
M.S. in Applied Psychology,
Francis Marion University
Psychologist III at Pee Dee
Mental Health Center
LPC Licensure
LPC-Supervisor Licensure
621
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lisa Mady (P)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 316 Adolescent
Development (U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
B.A. in Psychology and
Education, Meredith College
School Psychologist II,
Darlington County School
District
M.Ed. in Educational
Psychology, University of
Virginia
M.S. in School Psychology,
Francis Marion University
Ronald Murphy (F)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 303 / 303L Research
Methodology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 530 Interview and Case
Formulation (U)(G)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
B.S. in Psychology and
Biology, Tufts University
M.A. in Clinical Psychology,
State University of New York
at Binghamton
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
State University of New York
at Binghamton
622
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Terry Orr (P)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 600 Psychological
Practicum (G)
PSY 621 Child / Adolescent
Psychopathology (G)
PSY 637 Psychoeducational
Assessment Exception (G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of South Carolina
M.S. in School Psychology,
Winthrop College
+ 30 Hours in Education,
Francis Marion College
Susan Ruppel (F)
(Former Faculty)
Robert Sawyer (P)
(Former Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 303 / 303L Research
Methodology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 321 / 321L Learning and
Cognition Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 470 Senior Research (U)
PSY 497 Special Studies (U)
B.A. in Psychology, Texas
Lutheran College
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
UNIV 100 University Life
100(U)
M.Ed. in Guidance and
Counseling, University of
Missouri-Columbia
M.A. in Psychology, Stephen
Austin State University
M.S. in Psychology, Texas
Christian University
Ed.D. in Counselor Education
and Psychology, University of
Wyoming
623
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Shaw (P)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 316 Adolescent Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
B.S. in Psychology, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Applied Psychology,
Francis Marion University
Stuart Smith (P)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 315 Child Behavior:
Growth and Development (U)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of Illinois
M.A. in Clinical Psychology,
Central Michigan University
Ph.D. in Experimental
Psychology, University of
Alabama
624
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Carol Sorrenti (P)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 536 Behavior Change
Techniques (U)(G)
PSY 600C Psychology
Intervention Practicum (G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of South Carolina
M.Ed. in Special Education,
Winthrop College
M.Ed. in Educational
Psychology, University of
Oklahoma
Ph.D. in Educational
Psychology, University of
South Carolina
625
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 206 Introductory
Psychology (U)
PSY 216 Introductory
Psychology Laboratory (U)
PSY 220 Careers in
Psychology (U)
PSY 302 Quantitative and
Psychometric Methods (U)
PSY 303 / 303L Research
Methodology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 304 Brain and Behavior
(U)
PSY 318 Psychology of
Learning (U)
PSY 322 / 322L Sensation and
Perception Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
PSY 402 Experimental
Psychology Laboratory (U)
PSY 420 History and Systems
Psychology (U)
PSY 499 Senior Seminar (U)
PSY 501 Biological Basis of
Behavior (U)(G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of Georgia
Charlene Wages (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
M.A. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
Ph.D. in Psychology, Georgia
State University
626
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kenneth Walters (F)
(Former Faculty)
PSY 300 / SOCI 300
Leadership and Group
Dynamics (U)
PSY 325 Abnormal
Psychology (U)
PSY 326 Theories of
Personality (U)
PSY 390 Psychological
Testing (U)
PSY 470 Senior Research (U)
PSY 497 Special Studies (U)
PSY 530 Interviewing,
Observation, and Case
Formulation (G)
PSY 531 Psychological
Assessment (G)
PSY 540 Substance Abuse
Counseling (G)
PSY 600 Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
B.S. in Psychology, Western
Illinois University
M.A. in Clinical Psychology,
University of NebraskaLincoln
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of NebraskaLincoln
627
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 300 / SOCI 360
Leadership and Group
Dynamics (U)
PSY 302 Quantitative and
Psychometric Methods (U)
PSY 314 Health Psychology /
Behavioral Medicine (U)
PSY 395 Quantitative Methods
in Behavioral Science (U)
PSY 498 Academic Internship
(U)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 600C Psychological
Intervention Practicum (G)
PSY 631 Psychology
Assessment II (G)
PSY 633 Group Counseling
and Psychotherapy (G)
PSY 636 Individual Counseling
and Psychotherapy (G)
HNRS 496 Independent Study:
Cardiac Rehabilitation (U)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
BGS 496 General Studies
Capstone: Society & Behavior
(U)
B.A. in Psychology, University
of Texas
William Wattles (F)
(Current Faculty)
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
University of South Carolina
628
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Johnny Willis (P)
(Current Faculty)
PSY 315 Child Growth and
Development (U)
PSY 326 Personality Theory
(U)
PSY 600B Psychological
Assessment Practicum (G)
PSY 639 Lifestyle and Career
Development (U)
B.A. in Anthropology,
University of South Carolina
M.S. in Clinical Psychology,
Francis Marion University
629
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Sociology
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-7-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joel Thayer (F)
(Current Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 202 Methods of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 205 Courtship and
Marriage (U)
SOCI 313 Quantitative
Methods (U)
SOCI 315 Sex and Gender
(U)
SOCI 327 Social Gerontology
(U)
SOCI 375 Sociology of Health
(U)
SOCI 382 Families Public and
Private (U)
B.A. in Sociology, Stetson
University
M.S. in Sociology, Florida
State University
Ph.D. in Sociology, Florida
State University
630
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joel Thayer (continued)
SOCI 403 Research Design
and Analysis (U)
SOCI 407 Urban Sociology
(U)
SOCI 419 Population and
Society (U)
Donald Bailey (F)
(Former Faculty)
SOCI 245 Modern Social
Problems (U)
SOCI 305 Criminology (U)
ANTH 200 Introduction to
Anthology (U)
B.S. in English, Troy State
University
M. Div. in Religion, Emory
University
M.A. in Sociology, Emory
University
Ph.D. in Sociology, Emory
University
Jon Baltzell
(Administrative Staff)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 215 Computers and
Society (U)
SOCI 440 Social Change (U)
B.A. in Sociology, University
of Cincinnati
Doctoral student in Sociology,
University of Cincinnati, 19791982
M.A. in Sociology, University
of Cincinnati
631
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lloyd Birch (F)
(Former Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 402 The Family (U)
B.A. in Sociology,
Georgetown College
Th.B. in Religion, Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary
M.A. in Sociology, University
of Kentucky
Ph.D. in Sociology, University
of Kentucky
Richard Brunk (F)
(Current Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 308 Social Stratification
(U)
SOCI 310 Racial and Cultural
Minorities (U)
SOCI 425 Sociological Theory
(U)
B.A. in Sociology, Kentucky
Wesleyan College
M.S. in Sociology, Florida
State University
Ph.D. in Sociology, Florida
State University
632
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Emilie Cellucci (F)
(Former Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 205 Courtship and
Marriage (U)
SOCI 440 Social Change (U)
B.S. in Sociology, College of
Charleston
M.A. in Sociology, College of
William and Mary
Ph.D. in Sociology, University
of Virginia
Lisa Eargle (F)
(Current Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 202 Methods of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 306 Social Problems
(U)
SOCI 310 Racial and Cultural
Minorities (U)
SOCI 313 Quantitative
Methods (U)
SOCI 331 Environment,
Power, and Opportunity (U)
SOCI 341 Criminology (U)
SOCI 407 Urban Sociology
(U)
SOCI 419 Population and
Society (U)
B.S. in Sociology, University
of South Carolina
M.A. in Sociology, University
of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Sociology, University
of South Carolina
633
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Margaret Hinson Baroody
Mark Scarbecz (F)
(Former Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 205 Courtship and
Marriage (U)
SOCI 498 Sociology
Internship (U)
B.S. in Sociology, Francis
Marion University
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 202 Methods of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 205 Courtship and
Marriage (U)
SOCI 313 Quantitative
Methods (U)
SOCI 340 Individual and
Society (U)
SOCI 350 Research Design
and Analysis (U)
SOCI 402 Sociology of the
Family (U)
B.A. in Statistics, State
University of New York at
Buffalo
M.S.W., University of South
Carolina College of Social
Work
M.A. in Sociology, University
of Arizona
Ph.D. in Sociology, University
of Arizona
634
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Russell Ward, Jr. (F)
(Current Faculty)
Thomas Witt (P)
(Former Faculty)
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 202 Methods of
Sociology (U)
SOCI 342 Social Deviance
(U)
SOCI 343 Juvenile
Delinquency (U)
SOCI 344 Violence in Society
(U)
SOCI 381 Sociology of Sports
(U)
B.A. in Sociology, Bowling
Green State University
SOCI 201 Principles of
Sociology (U)
B.S. in Sociology, Francis
Marion College
M.A. in Sociology, Bowling
Green State University
Ph.D. in Sociology, Kent State
University
M.S. in Social Work,
University of South Carolina
635
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Business
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-23-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
ECON 203 Introduction to
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 204 Introduction to
Macroeconomics (U)
ECON 321 Money and
Banking (U)
ECON 323 Urban and
Regional Economics (U)
ECON 397 Current Issues in
Economics (U)
ECON 410 Labor Economics
(U)
ECON 450 Senior Seminar in
Economics (U)
ECON 502 Fundamentals of
Economics (G)
ECON 720 The International
Business Environment (G)
B.A. in Economics, University
of North Carolina-Pembroke
Barry O’Brien (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Ph.D. in Economics,
University of South Carolina
636
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Barry O’Brien (continued)
ECON 720 Advanced
Macroeconomic Theory (G)
BUS 205 Statistical Methods
for Business and Economics
(U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
H101 Honors Seminar – In
Search of the Good Society
(U)
HNRS 397 Senior Honors
Colloquium (U)
Robert Barrett (F)
(Administrative Staff)
MGT 308 Introduction to
Management Sciences (U)
MGT 773 Management
Science and Statistics for
Business (G)
BUS 205 Statistical Methods
for Economics and Business
(U)
BUS 503 Fundamentals of
Applied Statistics (G)
B.S.B.A., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
M.B.A., East Carolina
University
Ph.D. in Management
Science, Virginia Tech
University
637
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joseph Aniello (F)
(Current Faculty)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
BUS 475 Management
Internship (U)
MGT 351 Principles of
Management (U)
MGT 451 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 454 Entrepreneurship
and Small Business
Management (U)
MGT 455 Creativity and
Innovation Seminar (U)
MGT 758 Entrepreneurship
and New Venture Creation
(G)
B.S. in Marketing, Fairfield
University
M.B.A. in Marketing, Fordham
University
Ed.D. in Human Resource
Development / Organizational
Leadership, Vanderbilt
University
638
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Raymond Bagley
(Former Faculty)
Eric Belk (P)
(Current Faculty)
CS 234 Assembler Language
Programming (U)
CS 318 / 318L Data
Structures and Algorithmic
Analysis Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CS 350 Introduction Theory
Computation (U)
CS 401 Programming
Languages (U)
CS 420 Introduction Compiler
Construction (U)
B.S.E.E., Pacific States
University
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.B.A. in Marketing, Francis
Marion University
M.S. in Math, Pepperdine
University
Ph.D. in Computer Science,
Illinois Institute of Technology
M.B.A. in Marketing,
University of South Carolina
639
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Trisha Bezmen-Worley (F)
(Current Faculty)
ECON 203 Principles of
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 204 Principles of
Macroeconomics (U)
ECON 250 Basic Economics
(U)
ECON 325 International
Economics (U) (G)
ECON 405 Economic
Development (U) (G)
ECON 410 Labor Economics
(U)
ECON 710 Managerial
Economics / International
Trade (G)
ECON 720 Environment of
International Business (G)
Comparative Economics
Systems (U)(G)
B.S. in Economics /
Management Science, State
University of New York at
Cortland
Ph.D. in Economics,
University of Georgia
640
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jerry Bilbrey, Jr. (F)
(Current Faculty)
MIS 225 Modern
Programming (U)
MIS 327 Introduction to
Information Systems (U)
MIS 337 Systems Analysis
and Design (U)
CS 226 Programming and
Algorithmic Design I (U)
CS 227 Programming and
Algorithmic Design II (U)
CS 318 Data Structures and
Algorithm Analysis (U)
CS 330 NET Programming
(U)
CS 410 Operating Systems
(U)
B.S. in Industrial Engineering,
Tennessee Technological
University
M.E. in Computer
Engineering, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Industrial
Engineering, University of
Louisville
641
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Eugene Bland (F)
(Former Faculty)
FIN 341 Financial
Management (U)
FIN 344 Real Estate Finance
(U)
FIN 347 Investments I (U)
FIN 348 Investments II (U)
FIN 366 Principles of Real
Estate (U)
FIN 442 Advanced Corporate
Finance (U)
FIN 443 Financial Institutions
and Markets (U)
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ECON 497 Special Studies
(U)
A.A. in Pre-Business
Administration, Indian River
Community College
B.A. in Economics and
Finance, University of South
Florida
M.A. in Economics, University
of South Florida
642
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Robert Boozer (F)
(Administrative Staff)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
UNIV 100 University Life (U)
B.S. in Mechanical
Engineering, North Carolina
State University
M.S. in Forestry, North
Carolina State University
11 years experience as a
manager
Current Director of
Institutional Effectiveness and
Planning, Francis Marion
University
Ph.D. in Educational
Psychology, Cognate in
Management, Georgia State
University
Arthur Boyett (F)
(Former Faculty)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 323 Intermediate
Accounting I (U)
ACTG 324 Intermediate
Accounting II (U)
ACTG 422 Advanced
Accounting (U)
ACTG 424 Accounting Theory
(U)
ACTG 720 Financial
Accounting Concepts and
Problems (G)
B.S. Ed., Secondary Social
Studies, University of Georgia
Master of Accountancy,
University of Georgia
Ph.D. in Accounting, Texas
Tech University
643
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Craig Brown (P)
(Former Faculty)
BUS 206 Legal and Social
Environment of Business (U)
B.S. in Political Science, Law
and Criminal Justice, The
Citadel
J.D., University of South
Carolina School of Law
Juanita Bulloch (P)
(Former Faculty)
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
B.S. in Math Education,
University of Georgia
B.S. in Accounting, Francis
Marion University
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
Scott Campbell (F)
(Current Faculty)
MGT 357 International
Management (U)(G)
MGT 452 Human Resources
Management (U)(G)
B.S. in Psychology, University
of Montevallo
M.B.A. in Management and
Marketing, Auburn University
at Montgomery
Ph.D. in Human Resource
Management / Organizational
Analysis and Change, Auburn
University
644
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Charles Carpenter (F)
(Current Faculty)
Wayne Cecil (F)
(Former Faculty)
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 323 Financial
Reporting I (U)
ACTG 324 Financial
Reporting II (U)
ACTG 720 Financial
Accounting Concepts and
Problems (G)
B.S. in Accounting, Elmhurst
College
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 424 Accounting Theory
and Practice (U)
ACTG 427 Introduction to
Taxation (U)
ACTG 428 Advanced
Taxation (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, University of
North Carolina
M.S. in Accounting, University
of Illinois
Ph.D. in Accounting,
University of Illinois
M.B.A. in Finance, University
of North Carolina
M.P.A. in Taxation, University
of Texas
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
Kentucky
645
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Gary Coker (F)
(Current Faculty)
Clarence Coleman (F)
(Former Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 190 Programming
Fundamentals (U)
CS 220 COBOL Programming
(U)
CS 225 Modern Programming
(U)
CS 440 Computer Networks
(U)
UNIV 100 University Life (U)
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion College
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 202 Managerial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 320 Accounting
Information Systems (U)
ACTG 324 Intermediate
Accounting (U)
ACTG 421 Concepts of
Auditing (U)
ACTG 424 Accounting Theory
(U)
ACTG 720 Financial
Accounting Concepts and
Problems (G)
B.S. in Business
Administration, Southern
University
Philosophiae Magister in
Mathematics, University of
Wales, Aberystwyth, Wales
M.B.A., Atlanta University
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina
646
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Margie Covington (F)
(Current Faculty)
Kenneth Crocker (F)
(Current Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 160 Microcomputers and
Software Applications II (U)
CS 190 Programming
Fundamentals in QBASIC (U)
CS 401 Programming
Languages (U)
CS 430 Data Base
Management Systems Design
(U)
CS 480 Computer Science
Senior Seminar (U)
B.A. in Education, Erskine
College
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
MKT 730 Market Theory and
Applications (G)
B.T. in Management,
Appalachian State University
B.S. in Mathematics, Francis
Marion College
M.S. in Mathematics,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Mathematics
Education, University of South
Carolina
M.A. in Economics,
Appalachian State University
Ph.D. in Marketing, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and
State University
647
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kevan Croteau (F)
(Current Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 190 Programming
Fundamentals (U)
CS / CISM 210 Introduction to
Information Systems (U)
CS / CISM 220 COBOL
Programming (U)
CS 226 Programming and
Algorithmic Design I (U)
CS 227 Programming and
Algorithmic Design II (U)
CS 280 Digital Logic Design
(U)
CS 310 Computer
Architecture and Organization
(U)
CS 313 Systems Design and
Development (U)
CS 318 Data Structures and
Algorithm Analysis (U)
CS 320 File Processing and
External Data Structures (U)
CS 330 Special Topics in
Computer Science (U)
CS 340 Software Design and
Sc.B. in Computer
Applications of Mathematics
and Statistics, Keene State
College of the University of
New Hampshire
M.S. in Computer Science
and Engineering, State
University of New York at
Stony Brook
648
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kevan Croteau (continued)
Development (U)
CS 350 Theory of
Computation (U)
CS 360 Introduction to
Computer Graphics (U)
CS 401 Theory of
Programming Languages (U)
CS 410 Operating Systems
(U)
CS 420 Compiler Design (U)
CS 430 Database Design and
Development (U)
CS 437 Artificial Intelligence
(U)
CS 480 Senior Seminar (U)
BGS 496 General Studies
Capstone (U)
649
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Betty David (F)
(Current Faculty)
Forest David (P)
(Current Faculty)
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 202 Managerial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 323 Financial
Reporting I (U)
ACTG 324 Financial
Reporting II (U)
ACTG 328 Introduction to
Taxation (U)
ACTG 428 Advanced
Taxation (U)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration and
Mathematics, Francis Marion
University
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
BUS 458 Strategic
Management (U)
MGT 451 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
B.B.A. in Management,
Auburn University
M.B.A., University of South
Carolina
A.B.D. in Accounting,
University of South Carolina
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
650
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Fred David (F)
(Current Faculty)
BUS 458 / MGT 759 Strategic
Management (U)(G)
B.S. in Mathematics, Wake
Forest University
M.B.A., Wake Forest
University
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina
Mary Dittman (F)
(Current Faculty)
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
MKT 333 Marketing Research
(U)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
MKT 338 Personal Selling (U)
MKT 339 Marketing
Communications (U)
MKT 432 Marketing
Management (U)
MKT 497 Special Studies in
Marketing (U)
BUS 150 Introduction to
Business (U)
BUS 475 Internship in
Business (U)
B.S. in Marketing, University
of Nevada
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
651
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Ashwani Dhir (F)
(Former Faculty)
Michael Dowell (F)
(Former Faculty)
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 353 Personnel
Administration (U)
MGT 357 International
Management (U)
MGT 456 Organizational
Theory (U)
MGT 755 Production
Management (G)
MGT 759 Strategic
Management (G)
BUS 458 Business Policy (U)
B.S. in Metallurgical
Engineering, Banaras
University, India
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
CS 234 Assembler Language
Programming (U)
CS 318 / 318L Data
Structures and Algorithmic
Analysis Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Electrical and
Computer Engineering,
University of South Carolina
M.S. in Metallurgical
Engineering, Wayne State
University
Ph.D. in Strategic /
International Management,
University of Texas at
Arlington
M.S. in Electrical and
Computer Engineering,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Electrical and
Computer Engineering,
University of South Carolina
652
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
David Franck (F)
(Current Faculty)
Eric Garris
(Administrative Staff)
ECON 203 Microeconomics
(U)
ECON 204 Macroeconomics
(U)
ECON 310 Intermediate
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 321 Money and
Banking (U)
ECON 325 International
Economics (U)
ECON 710 Managerial
Economics (G)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
BUS 502 Fundamentals of
Economics (G)
FIN 443 Financial Markets
and Institutions (U)
International Business (U)
B.S.B.A. in Marketing, East
Carolina University
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.A. in Political Science and
History, Francis Marion
University
M.B.A. in Economics,
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte
Ph.D. in Economics,
University of Georgia
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
653
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Mary Greenawalt (F)
(Former Faculty)
ACTG 324 Intermediate
Accounting II (U)
ACTG 720 Financial
Accounting Concepts and
Problems (G)
A.B. in Management Science
and Accounting, Duke
University
M.B.A., University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
Georgia
Ken Griffin
(Administrative Staff)
MIS 327 Information Systems
Fundamentals (U)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
CS 226 Introduction to
Programming and Algorithmic
Design (U)
CS 330 Special Topics (U)
Principles of Operating
Systems (U)
Senior Seminar (U)
M.B.A. in Management
Science, Louisiana Tech
University
D.B.A. in Quantitative
Analysis, Louisiana Tech
University
654
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Natacha Gueorguieva
(Former Faculty)
CS 226 / 226L Introduction to
Programming and Algorithmic
Design Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CS 360 Introduction to
Computer Graphics (U)
CS 401 Organization of
Programming Languages (U)
CS 410 Principles of
Operating System (U)
CS 480 Senior Seminar (U)
M. Sc. in Automatics and
Telemechanics, Technical
University, Bulgaria
Ph.D. in Informatics and
Cybernetics, Moscow
University
655
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Harris (F)
(Former Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
CS 226 / 226L Programming
and Algorithmic Design
Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CS 228 Object-Oriented
Programming (U)
CS 310 Computer
Architecture and Organization
(U)
CS 330 Special Topics (U)
CS 360 Computer Graphics
(U)
CS 410 Principles of
Operating Systems (U)
CS 425 Numerical Analysis
(U)
CS 430 Data Base
Management System Design
(U)
HNRS 491 Honors
Independent Study (U)
B.S. in Mathematics,
University of Alabama
M.A. in Mathematics,
University of Alabama
M.S. in Computer Science,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Mathematics,
University of Alabama
One year specialization at the
Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences, Institute of
Mathematics and Informatics,
Algorithms and Programs for
Modeling of Systems
Visiting Researcher at the
University of Kent, England,
Artificial Intelligence and
Pattern Recognition Systems
656
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jamie Haselden (P)
(Current Faculty)
MGT 355 Production and
Operations Management (U)
B.S. in Industrial Engineering,
Clemson University
M.B.A., Francis Marion
University
Kirk Heriot (F)
(Former Faculty)
Joseph Hill (F)
(Former Faculty)
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 454 Entrepreneurship
and Small Business
Management (U)
MGT 758 Business Initiative
and Entrepreneurship (G)
BUS 458 Business Policy (U)
B.S. in Industrial
Management, Clemson
University
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 353 Personnel
Administration (U)
B.A., University of the
Americas
M.B.A., University of South
Carolina
Ph.D. in Industrial
Management, Clemson
University
M.A., University of the
Americas
Ph.D. in Management,
University of Florida
657
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Gregory Hilton (P)
(Former Faculty)
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
MKT 333 Marketing Research
(U)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
B.S. in Environmental
Science, University of North
Carolina – Wilmington
B.A. in Spanish, University of
North Carolina – Wilmington
I.M.B.A., University of South
Carolina Columbia
James Holsenback (F)
(Former Faculty)
MGT 308 Management
Science and Operations
Management (U)
MGT 355 Production and
Operating Management (U)
MGT 755 Production
Management (G)
ECON 205 / BUS 205
Statistic Methods for
Economics and Business (U)
B.S. in Chemical Engineering,
Clemson University
M.B.A. University of South
Carolina
Ph.D., University of South
Carolina
658
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
FIN 344 Real Estate Finance
(U)
FIN 348 Investments II (U)
FIN 442 Advanced Corporate
Finance (U)
FIN 443 Financial Institutions
and Markets (U)
FIN 505 Introductory
Graduate Business Finance
(G)
B.S.E.T. in Engineering TechOps, University of Central
Florida
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
BUS 206 Legal Environment
(U)
Advanced Legal Issues (U)
Individual Taxation (U)
Corporate and Trusts
Taxation (U)
Intermediate Accounting (U)
B.A. in History, Syracuse
University
Michael Hughes (F)
(Current Faculty)
Richard Hurley (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.B.A. in Business
Administration, University of
Central Florida
Ph.D. in Finance, University
of Central Florida
J.D., Albany Law School of
Union University
M.S. in Accounting, State
University of New York at
Albany
Ph.D. in Accounting,
University of Connecticut
659
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Brad Johnson (F)
(Current Faculty)
ACTG 201 Tax and Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 424 Financial
Accounting Theory and
Practice (G)
BUS 206 The Legal
Environment of Business (U)
B.A. in Mathematics and
Economics, University of
California at Los Angeles
M.S.A. in Accounting,
California State University,
Northridge
M.B.T. in Taxation, University
of Southern California
J.D., Northwestern School of
Law at Lewis and Clark
College
Ph.D. in Accountancy and
Taxation, University of
Houston
660
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Donald Kelley (F)
(Former Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Scott Kelly (F)
(Administrative Staff)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
MGT 451 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 454 Entrepreneurship
and Small Business
Management (U)
MGT 507 Principles of
Management (G)
MGT 750 Management
Theory and Applications (G)
MGT 758 Business Initiation
and Entrepreneurship (G)
Organizational Theory (U)
B.S. in Management,
University of South Carolina
ECON 203 Introduction to
Microeconomics (U)
BUS 475 Business Internship
(U)
B.S. in Economics, Francis
Marion University
M.B.A. in Management,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Management,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Economics,
University of South Carolina
661
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Kimbell (P)
(Former Faculty)
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 422 Advanced
Accounting (U)
B.S., East Central State
University
M.S., Oklahoma State
University
D.B.A. in Accounting,
Louisiana Tech University
662
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
ECON 203 Principles of
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 204 Principles of
Macroeconomics (U)
ECON 310 Intermediate
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 320 Intermediate
Macroeconomics (U)
ECON 321 Money and
Banking (U)
ECON 325 International
Economics (U)
ECON 400 Public Finance (U)
ECON 405 History of
Economic Thought (U)
ECON 410 Labor Economics
(U)
ECON 502 Fundamentals of
Economics (G)
ECON 710 Managerial
Economics (G)
Macroeconomics (G)
International Economics (G)
A.B. in Business
Administration, Glenville State
College
Ben Kyer (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.A. in Economics, West
Virginia University
Ph.D. in Economics, West
Virginia University
663
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kay Lawrimore (F)
(Current Faculty)
Tim Lowder (P)
(Former Faculty)
MKT 331 Marketing Principles
(U)
MKT 334 Consumer Behavior
(U)
MKT 338 Personal Selling
and Sales Management (U)
MKT 339 Marketing
Communications (U)
MKT 430 Field Experience in
Marketing (U)
MKT 432 Marketing
Management (U)
MKT 730 Marketing Theory
and Application (G)
B.S. in Business
Administration and Political
Science, Francis Marion
College
ACTG 201 Financial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 202 Managerial
Accounting (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration and
Economics, Pfeiffer College
M.B.A. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina
M.B.A., Winthrop University
664
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Howard Lundy, Jr. (P)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
John Marcis (F)
(Former Faculty)
ACTG 320 Accounting
Information Systems (U)
ACTG 421 Concepts of
Auditing (U)
ACTG 422 Advanced
Accounting (U)
ACTG 423 Accounting /
Government and Not for Profit
Organizations (U)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, Francis
Marion College
ECON 203 Microeconomic
Principles (U)
ECON 204 Macroeconomic
Principles (U)
ECON 410 Labor Economics
(U)
ECON 710 Managerial
Economics (G)
MGT 308 Introduction to
Management Science (U)
BUS 205 Statistical Methods
for Business (U)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A., Southern Illinois
University-Carbondale
M.B.A. in Accounting,
University of South Carolina
300 class hours of auditing
related coursework,
Department of Health and
Human Services, Georgia
University Auditor, Francis
Marion University
Controller and Assistant
Treasurer, Medical University
of South Carolina
Auditor, Office of the
Inspector General,
Department of Health and
Human Services
Ph.D., University of MissouriColumbia
665
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
John Marcis (continued)
POL 101 U.S. Government
(U)
Society and Business (U)
Corporate Finance /
Managerial Finance (U)
Bruce Martin (F)
(Former Faculty)
CS 175 Introduction to
Network Use (U)
CS 226 / 226L Programming
and Algorithmic Design
Lecture and Laboratory (U)
CS 318 / 318L Data
Structures and Algorithmic
Analysis Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CS 350 Theory Computation
(U)
CS 401 Organization of
Programming Languages (U)
A.B., Earlham College
A.M. in Linguistics, University
of Illinois
M.S. in Computer Science,
University of Illinois
A.B.D., Linguistics, University
of Illinois
666
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Mark McMurtrey (F)
(Former Faculty)
Thomas Murray (F)
(Former Faculty)
CISM 327 Information
Systems Fundamentals (U)
CISM 337 Business System
Analysis and Design (U)
CISM 347 Business Data
Communications (U)
CISM 377 Technical
Management Trends and
Issues (U)
CISM 777 Information
Systems Management (G)
CS 220 / CISM 220
Introduction to COBOL (U)
CS 497 Special Studies (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, University of
Arkansas
CISM 327 Information
Systems Fundamentals (U)
CISM 337 Business System
Analysis and Design (U)
B.E.E., Manhattan College
M.B.A. in Data Processing /
Quantitative Analysis,
University of Arkansas
Ph.D. in Management
Information Systems,
University of South Carolina
at Columbia
M.B.A., Xavier University
M.S.E.E., New York
University
Ph.D., University of
Massachusetts
667
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
LeRoy Nettles (P)
(Current Faculty)
BUS 206 Legal and Social
Environment of Business (U)
B.A. in English, Wofford
College
J.D., University of South
Carolina School of Law
Karl Magnus Nystedt (F)
(Former Faculty)
MIS 327 Information Systems
Fundamentals (U)
MIS 337 Business System
Analysis and Design (U)
MIS 377 Technical
Management Trends and
Issues (U)
MIS 467 Systems
Development Management
(U)
President and Chief Executive
Officer, Pee Dee Electric
Cooperative, Inc.
2006 Ambassador for
Economic Development,
South Carolina Dept. of
Commerce
Honorary Member, Beta
Gamma Sigma, Francis
Marion University Chapter
B.Sc. in Business
Administration, Blekinge
Institute of Technology,
Sweden
668
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Laurence Paquette (F)
(Current Faculty)
ACTG 202 Managerial
Accounting (U)
ACTG 325 Cost Accounting
(U)
B.A. in Economics, University
of Massachusetts
B.S.B.A. in Accounting,
Western New England
College
M.B.A., University of
Massachusetts
Ph.D. in Accounting,
University of Massachusetts
Martin Plenge (P)
(Former Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
B.S. in Math and Chemistry,
University of Tampa
M.B.A., Florida Atlantic
University
Jeffrey Pompe (F)
(Current Faculty)
ECON 203 Introduction to
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 310 Intermediate
Microeconomics Theory (U)
ECON 340 Environmental
and Natural Resources
Economics (U)
M.S. in Economics, Florida
State University
Ph.D. in Economics, Florida
State University
669
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Robert Pugh (F)
(Current Faculty)
Hari Rajagopalan (F)
(Current Faculty)
MGT 308 Introduction to
Management Science (U)
MGT 355 Production and
Operations Management (U)
MGT 451 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 755 Production
Management (G)
BUS 205 Statistical Methods
for Economics and Business
(U)
B.S. in Mathematics, East
Carolina University
MGT 355 Production and
Operations Management (U)
BUS 205 Business Statistics
(U)
M.B.A. in Finance, Faculty of
Management Studies, Delhi
University
M.A. in Mathematics, The
American University
Ph.D. in Public
Administration: Technology of
Management, The American
University
M.S. in Computer Science,
University of North Carolina
Charlotte
Ph.D. in Information
Technology: Operations
Management Track,
University of North Carolina
Charlotte
670
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Padmaja Rao (F)
(Current Faculty)
Neil Riley (F)
(Current Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 225 Modern Programming
(U)
CS 226 Programming and
Algorithmic Design I (U)
CS 227 Programming and
Algorithmic Design II (U)
CS 313 Systems Design and
Development (U)
CS 340 Software Design and
Development (U)
B.S. in Computer Science,
University of Maryland
FIN 344 Real Estate Finance
(U)
FIN 347 Investments I (U)
FIN 348 Investments II (U)
FIN 450 Cash Management
(U)
FIN 505 Graduate Business
Finance I (G)
Introductory Business
Finance (U)
Advanced Business Finance
(U)
B.S. in Finance, University of
Southwestern Louisiana
M.S. in Computer Science,
Stevens Institute of
Technology
M.B.A. in Finance, University
of Southern Mississippi
Ph.D. in Finance, University
of Mississippi
671
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Ralph Reilly
(Former Faculty)
James Rinehart (F)
(Former Faculty)
CS 220 / CISM 220
Introduction to COBOL (U)
CISM 327 Information
Systems Fundamental (U)
CISM 337 Business System
Analysis and Design (U)
CISM 447 Data Base
Management (U)
CISM 467 Systems
Development Management
(U)
CISM 477 Information
Resource Management (U)
B.S. in Computer Science /
Data Processing, Barry
University
ECON 203 Introduction to
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 310 Intermediate
Microeconomics Theory (U)
ECON 325 International
Economics (U)
B.S., Newberry College
M.S. in Computer Science /
Management Information
Systems, Barry University
Ph.D. in Information Systems
Management / Human
Factors, Stevens Institute of
Technology
M.A. in Economics, University
of Virginia
Ph.D. in Economics,
University of Virginia
672
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 280 Digital Logic Design
(U)
CS 310 Computer
Architecture (U)
CS 313 Systems Analysis and
Design, UML Approach (U)
CS 318 Data Structures and
Algorithms with C++ (U)
B.T. in Electronics and
Telecommunications, Escuela
Politécnica Nacional Institute
of Technology, Ecuador
BUS 206 Legal and Social
Environment of Business (U)
B.S. in Political Science,
Francis Marion University
Ana Maria Rios (F)
(Former Faculty)
Robert Rushing, Jr. (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.E., in Computer
Engineering, University of
South Carolina
J.D., University of South
Carolina School of Law
Yong Shin (F)
(Current Faculty)
MIS 327 Information Systems
Fundamentals (U)
MIS 347 Business Data
Communications (U)
MIS 467 E-Commerce I (U)
MIS 467 System
Development Management
(U)
B.S. in Business Information
Systems, Utah State
University
M.S. in Management
Information Systems,
Mississippi State University
Ph.D. in Management
Information Systems,
Mississippi State University
673
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Allen Smith (F)
(Current Faculty)
Neal Stephens (P)
(Former Faculty)
MIS 337 Business System
Analysis and Design (U)
MIS 347 Business Data
Communications (U)
MIS 447 Data Base
Management (U)
MIS 477 Information
Resource Management (U)
MIS 777 Information Systems
Management (G)
B.S. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.B.A. in Business
Administration, Francis
Marion University
M.A. in Human Resources
Management, Pepperdine
University
Ph.D. in Business
Administration (Management
Information Systems),
University of South Carolina
M.B.A. in Business
Administration, Francis
Marion University
674
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Gabriele Theuner (F)
(Former Faculty)
John Urbanski (F)
(Former Faculty)
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
MKT 333 Marketing Research
(U)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
BUS 150 Fundamentals of
Business (U)
B.S. in Business and
Engineering, University of
Transport and
Communication, Germany
MGT 351 Management and
Organizational Behavior (U)
MGT 353 Personnel
Administration (U)
MGT 357 International
Management (U)
MGT 451 Organizational
Behavior (U)
MGT 456 Organizational
Theory (U)
MGT 750 Management
Theory and Applications (G)
B.A., College Misericordia
Ph.D. in Marketing, University
of Transport and
Communication, Germany
M.B.A., Hofstra University
Ph.D. in Business
Administration, University of
South Carolina at Columbia
675
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Frances Vergara (F)
(Current Faculty)
MGT 308 Management
Science (U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Ph.D. in Information
Technology, University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Damian Von Frank (F)
(Former Faculty)
ECON 203 Introduction to
Microeconomics (U)
ECON 204 Introduction to
Macroeconomics (U)
ECON 321 Money and
Banking (U)
ECON 410 Labor Economics
(U)
FIN 341 Financial
Management (U)
B.S. in Economics and
Psychology, Francis Marion
University
M.S. in Economics, Florida
State University
M.B.A. in Business
Administration, Florida State
University
Ph.D. in Economics, Florida
State University
676
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Bennie Waller (F)
(Former Faculty)
Amy Whicker (F)
(Current Faculty)
CISM 327 Information
Systems Fundamentals (U)
CISM 447 Data Base
Management (U)
CISM 467 Systems
Development Management
(U)
CISM 477 Information
Resource Management (U)
FIN 341 Financial
Management (U)
FIN 442 Advanced Corporate
Finance (U)
FIN 497 Special Studies (U)
BUS 475 Business Internship
(U)
B.S.B.A., Longwood College
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
CS 190 Programming
Fundamentals (U)
CS 280 Digital Systems
Design (U)
CS 318 Data Structures and
Algorithm Analysis (U)
CS 360 Introduction to
Computer Graphics (U)
B.S. in Computer Science,
Francis Marion University
M.B.A., University of North
Carolina-Wilmington
Ph.D. in Business
Administration / Finance,
University of Mississippi
M.E. in Computer Science
and Engineering, University of
South Carolina
677
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Carolyn White (F)
(Former Faculty)
MKT 331 Principles of
Marketing (U)
MKT 335 International
Marketing (U)
MKT 432 Marketing
Management (U)
B.S. in Marketing, Bentley
College
Jeff Zadeh (F)
(Former Faculty)
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications (U)
CS 175 Introduction to
Network Use (U)
CS 190 Programming
Concepts in BASIC (U)
CS 226 / 226L Introduction to
Programming and Algorithmic
Design Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
CS 340 Software Design and
Development (U)
CS 480 Senior Seminar (U)
CS 497 Special Studies in
Computer Science (U)
B.Sc. in Math and Computer
Science, University of Tehran
M.S. in Computer Science,
Western Illinois University
Ph.D. in Computer Science,
Illinois Institute of Technology
678
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: Education
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-29-03
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
James Faulkenberry (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
PE 106 Beginning Swimming
(U)
PE 206 Intermediate
Swimming (U)
PE 219 First Aid / Care /
Preventive Athletic Injury (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Elementary (U)
EDUC 491 Senior Level
Internship (U)
HLTH 301 Contemporary
Health Issues (U)
HLTH 312 ECE Health
Education Methods (U)
HLTH 315 ELEM Health
Education Methods (U)
A.A., Spartanburg Junior
College
B.S. in Health and Physical
Education, University of South
Carolina
M.A.T. in Health Education,
University of South Carolina
Ed.D. in Health Education
Administration, University of
South Carolina
679
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Jackson Lee (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
EDUC 311 Testing and
Measurement (U)
Methods of Instruction in
Secondary Science (U)
Instructional Strategies (G)
Science in the Elementary
School (G)
Capstone Experience (G)
Science Methods for District
Leaders (G)
A.B., Duke University
M.A.T. in Biology, Duke
University
Ed.D. in Curriculum and
Instruction, Duke University
Graduate courses in
Research and Learning,
Francis Marion University
680
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Sharon Moore Askins (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 300 Foundations of
Curriculum and Instruction (U)
EDUC 616 Public School
Curriculum and Organization
K-12 (G)
EDUC 620 Foundations of
Education (U)
EDUC 622 Assessment of
Learning and Behavior (G)
EDUC 745 Teaching Reading
and Written Language to
Divergent and Exceptional
Learners (G)
EDUC 746 Practicum:
Reading / Writing for the
Divergent Learner (G)
B.A. in English, Francis
Marion College
M.Ed. in Elementary
Education, Francis Marion
College
Ph.D. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina
681
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
PSY 315 Child Development
(U)
PSY 334 Life Span
Development (U)
PSY 498 Psychology
Internship (U)
EDUC 616 Public School
Curriculum and Organization,
K-12 (G)
EDUC 620 Foundations of
Education (G)
EDUC 743 Verbal Processing
and the Divergent Learner (G)
B.A. in Secondary Education,
Middle East College
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Elementary (U)
EDUC 770 Learning
Disabilities: Supervised
Internship (G)
B.A. in Religious Education,
Winthrop College
Gabriel Batarseh (P)
(Current Faculty)
Lillian Batarseh (P)
(Former Faculty)
M.Ed. in Psychological
Services Education,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Psychological
Services Education,
University of South Carolina
M.Ed., The Citadel
682
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 741 Cognitive and
Behavioral Aspects of the
Divergent Learner (G)
EDUC 760 Exceptionalities:
Characteristics and Legal
Foundations (G)
EDUC 761 Learning
Disabilities: Characteristics,
Identification, and Placement
(G)
EDUC 763 Method of
Teaching Students / Learning
Disabled (G)
EDUC 764 Practicum: Method
of Teaching Students /
Learning Disabled (G)
EDUC 769 Case Study, Small
Group, and Action Research
in Education (G)
EDUC 770 Learning
Disabilities / Interaction (G)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Francis Marion College
Shirley Bausmith (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.Ed. in Remediation, Francis
Marion University
Ph.D. in Research / College
Teaching-Special Education,
University of South Carolina
683
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Ruth Bertram (P)
(Former Faculty)
ECE 319 Clinical Experience:
Early Childhood Education
(U)
ECE 320 Curriculum for Early
Childhood Education (U)
B.A. in English Literature,
University of Washington
A.S. in Child Development,
Bank Street College
M.Ed. in Early Childhood
Education, Francis Marion
University
684
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Makram Bishara (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 488 Educational
Measurement, Evaluation,
and Testing (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solution
Education (U)
EDUC 612 Assessment and
Investigation Education (G)
EDUC 711 Measurement (G)
FIN 246 Investments and
Personal Finance (U)
B.S. in Pesticide Chemistry /
Entomology, Alexandria
University, Egypt
M.S. in Pesticide
Biochemistry, Alexandria
University
Ph.D. in Toxicology, Cairo
University, Egypt
Ed.S. in Curriculum
Development, George
Peabody College
Ed.S. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina at Columbia
Ed.D. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina at Columbia
C.F.P. in Financial Planning,
College for Financial Planning
685
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
ELE 316 Method Instruction
for Intermediate Math (U)
EDUC 380 Introduction to
Exceptional Students (U)
EDUC 487 Classroom
Management (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 490Z Directed
Teaching / New Zealand (U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Francis Marion College
EDUC 380 Introduction to
Exceptional Students (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.S. in Elementary and
Special Education, Winthrop
University
Jane Brandis (F)
(Current Faculty)
Jane Brandt (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.Ed. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina
Darlington, Georgetown, and
Berkley County Board of
Education
M.A. in Education, The
Citadel
Lynn Buckner (P)
(Former Faculty)
ECE 315 Early Childhood
Education Social Studies /
Science (U)
B.Ed. in Family and Child
Development, Winthrop
University
M.Ed. in Early Childhood
Education, Francis Marion
University
686
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Al Cameron (P)
(Former Faculty)
PE 106 Beginning Swimming
(U)
PE 206 Intermediate
Swimming (U)
PE 219 First Aid and Care
and Prevention of Athletic
Injuries (U)
PE 301 Advanced Lifesaving
and Senior Lifesaving (U)
B.A., Bob Jones University
M.Ed. in Reading, University
of South Carolina
Ed.S. coursework, University
of South Carolina
687
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 393 Clinical
Experience: Secondary (U)
EDUC 434 Teaching English
in the Secondary School (U)
EDUC 438 Teaching Foreign
Language in the Secondary
School (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 503 Teaching of
Reading in the Secondary
School (U)(G)
EDUC 516 English: Applied
Composition Theory (G)
ENG 112 Composition II (U)
ENG 200 Writing for the
Disciplines (U)
ENG 220 Advanced
Composition (U)
ENG 306 Development of
Modern English (U)
ENG 340 Theories of Writing
(U)
PE 219 First Aid and Care
and Prevention of Athletic
Injuries (U)
B.A. in English, Sam Houston
State University
Suzanne Cherry (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A. in English, Texas A & M
University
P.D. in English, Texas A & M
University
688
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
ECUC 380D Introduction to
Exceptional Students (U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solutions for
Education (G)
EDUC 622 Assessment of
Learning and Behavior (G)
EDUC 624 Behavior
Management of Students with
Learning Disabilities (G)
EDUC 720 Methods for
Teaching Students with
Mental Disabilities (G)
EDUC 725 Practicum
Methods for Teaching
Students with Mental
Disabilities (G)
EDUC 761 Learning
Disabilities: Characteristics,
Identification, and Placement
(G)
EDUC 763 Methods for
Teaching Students with
Learning Disabilities (G)
EDUC 764 Practicum
Methods for Teaching
Students with Learning
B.S. in Elementary and Early
Childhood Education,
Pennsylvania State University
Karen Coughenour (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.Ed. in Special Education,
Winthrop University
Ph.D. in Special Education,
University of South Carolina
689
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Karen Coughenour
(continued)
Disabilities (G)
EDUC 765 / 766 Methods for
Teaching Students with
Learning Disabilities /
Practicum (G)
EDUC 769 Case Study, Small
Group, and Action Research
in Education (G)
EDUC 770D Learning
Disabilities Supervised
Internship (G)
Anne Cox (P)
(Former Faculty)
EDPD 525 Professional
Development (G)
B.A. in History, Columbia
College
M.Ed. in Elementary
Education, Francis Marion
University
51 hours in the Ed. D.
program Curriculum and
Instruction
Larry Crapse (P)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 300 Foundations of
B.A., University of South
Curriculum and Instruction (U) Carolina
EDUC 503 Teaching Reading
in Secondary Schools (U)(G)
M.A.T., The Citadel
Outstanding Leaders in
Elementary and Secondary
Education
International Who’s Who in
Education
690
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
ELE 301 Teaching Reading in
the Elementary School (U)
ECE 315 Early Childhood
Education Social Studies and
Science (U)
ELE 315 Language Arts in the
Elementary School (U)
ECE 400 Curriculum for Early
Childhood Education (U)
ECE 642 Curriculum in Early
Childhood Education (G)
ECE 742 Practicum in
Instruction of Young Children
(G)
ED 291, 292, 293 Introductory
Laboratory (U)
ED 490 Directed Teaching (U)
ED 510 Special Topics (U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Bob Jones University
Floyd Creech (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.Ed. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina at Columbia
Ph.D. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina at Columbia
691
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Michael Daniel (F)
(Former Faculty)
Jean Duckett (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 720 Educational
Procedures for Students with
Mental Retardation (G)
EDUC 745 Reading for the
Divergent Learner (G)
EDUC 760 Introduction to
Exceptionalities (G)
Methods of Instruction in
Learning Disabilities (G)
Practicum in Instruction for
Learning Disabilities (G)
B.S. in Economics, Francis
Marion University
EDUC 392 Clinical
Experience: Elementary (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
ELE 315 Method of
Instruction for Social Studies
(U)
B.A. in Elementary Education,
Furman University
Teacher Certification in
Secondary Social Studies,
Francis Marion University
M.Ed. in Remediation /
Special Education, Francis
Marion University
Ed.D. in Special Education,
University of Southern
Mississippi
M.Ed. in Elementary School
Guidance and Counseling,
University of South Carolina
at Columbia
Ph.D. in Elementary School
Curriculum and Instruction,
University of South Carolina
at Columbia
692
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Kenneth Dye, Jr. (F)
(Current Faculty)
Leslie Figa (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School, and Society (U)
EDUC 380 / EDUC 755
Introduction to
Exceptionalities (U)(G)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solutions for
Education (G)
EDUC 758 Administrative and
Legal Issues in Special
Services (G)
B.A. in Psychology, PreMedicine, Duke University
M.A. in Rehabilitation
Counseling, University of
Florida
Ph.D. in Counselor Education,
University of South Carolina
EDUC 621 Understanding
B.S., Campbell University
Learning Differences (G)
EDUC 623 Quantitative
M.A., University of Georgia
Research Methods /
Education (G)
Ed.D., University of Georgia
EDUC 797 Practicum
Seminar I: Probable
Identification (G)
EDUC 798 Practicum
Seminar II: Probable Analysis
(G)
EDUC 799 Capstone Seminar
III: Resolution (G)
693
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Dorothy Harris (F)
(Current Faculty)
ECE 302 Introduction to Early
Childhood Education (U)
ECE 313 Teaching Reading
in the Primary School (U)
ECE 319 Early Childhood
Clinical Experience A
(Preschool Practicum) (U)
ECE 320 / 400 Early
Childhood Curriculum (U)
ECE 420 / 642 Early
Childhood Methods and
Materials (U)(G)
EDUC 391 Early Childhood
Clinical Experience B (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Supervision of
Student Teachers (U)
EDUC 641 / 722 Curriculum
Design for Early Childhood
Programs (G)
EDUC 643 / 721 Family,
Community, and Early
Childhood Education (G)
EDUC 742 Early Childhood
Practicum (G)
A.B. in Philosophy, Johnson
C. Smith University
M.A. in Early Childhood
Education, Atlanta University
Ed.D. in Early Childhood
Education, University of
Georgia
694
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 290 Student, School,
and Community (U)
EDUC 437 Teaching Science
in the Secondary School (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.S. in Biology / Chemistry
Science Education, Voorhees
College
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.A. in Business Education,
Clark College
Albert Hayward (F)
(Former Faculty)
Evelyn Heyward (P)
(Former Faculty)
M.S. in Science Education,
Atlanta University
Ph.D. in Biology, Atlanta
University
M.Ed. in Elementary
Education, Francis Marion
University
Belva High (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School and Community (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.A. in Secondary Education,
University of South Carolina
M.Ed., University of Georgia
Ph.D., University of South
Carolina
695
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 300 Foundation for
Instruction and Curriculum (U)
EDUC 393 Clinical
Experience: Secondary (U)
EDUC 437 Teaching Science
in the Secondary School (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
BIOL 105 / 115 Introduction to
Life Science Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
BIOL 106 / 106L Organismal
Biology Lecture and
Laboratory (U)
B.S. in Science Teaching,
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
David Hildreth (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.A.Ed., East Carolina
University
Ph.D. in Curriculum and
Instruction, University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
696
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Sheryl Hodge (F)
(Former Faculty)
Lee Hurren (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 488 Education
Measurement, Evaluation and
Testing (U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solution
Education (G)
EDUC 612 Assessment and
Investigation Education (G)
EDUC 797 Practicum –
Seminar I: Problem Identity
(G)
EDUC 798 Practicum –
Seminar II: Problem Analysis
(G)
EDUC 799 Capstone Seminar
III: Problem Resolution (G)
B.S.E. in Biology, General
Science and Physical
Education, Emporia State
University
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School and Community (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.A. in Foreign Language and
Literature, Southern Utah
University
M.A. in Educational Research
and Psychology, University of
Missouri – Kansas City
Ph.D. in Education and
Sociology, University of
Missouri – Kansas City
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education, University of
Nevada
Ph.D. in Educational
Leadership, University of
Nevada
697
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Lloyd Hutchings (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 436 Teaching Math in
Secondary Schools (U)
EDUC 488 Educational
Measurements, Evaluations,
and Testing (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Elementary (U)
ECUC 744 Quantitative
Process: Divergent Learning
(G)
EDUC 798 Practicum
Seminar II: Problematic
Analysis (G)
ELE 316 Methods of
Instruction for Intermediate
Math (U)
ECE 316 Methods of
Instruction for Primary
Mathematics (U)
ECE 416 Method Diagram /
Prescription Math (U)
B.A. in Biology, Harvard
College
Ph.D. in Math., Syracuse
University
698
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Daljit Kaur (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 311 Foundations of
Instructional Planning and
Assessment (U)
EDUC 611 Solving
Instructional Problems Using
Technology (G)
EDUC 797 Capstone Course
(G)
B.Ed., University of Calcutta
B.Sc., University of Calcutta
B.A., University of Calcutta
A.A.S. in Information
Systems, Central Piedmont
Community College
M.A., University of Calcutta
Ed.D. in Educational
Leadership, University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Cheryl Lane (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 300 Foundations of
Curriculum and Instruction (U)
EDUC 311 Foundations of
Instructional Planning and
Assessment (U)
B.A. in Religion and
Secondary Education, Coker
College
I.M.A. in Science Education,
University of South Carolina
Ph.D. in Curriculum and
Instruction, Clemson
University
699
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Linda Lange (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 488 Education
Measurement, Evaluation and
Testing (U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solution
Education (U)
EDUC 798 Practicum –
Seminar II: Problem Analysis
(G)
A.B.Ed. in Psychology,
University of Michigan
Ed.S. in Education and
Psychology, University of
Michigan
Ph.D. in Educational
Psychology, University of
Michigan
700
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Michael Madden (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 611 Solving
Instructional Problems Using
Technology (G)
EDUC 655 Management of
Classroom Conflict (G)
EDUC 656 Psycholinguistics
for Teachers (G)
EDUC 711 Measurement (G)
EDUC 743 Verbal Processing
and the Divergent Learner (G)
B.A. in Philosophy, Catholic
University of America
B.Ed. in Education of
Exceptional Children and
General Elementary
Education with Reading and
Mathematics Emphasis,
University of Saskatchewan
M.A. in Ecclesiastical History,
Washington Theological
Union
Ph.D. in Education of
Exceptional Children,
University of Saskatchewan
Susannah McCuaig (F)
(Current Faculty)
ECE 314 Methods of
Instruction for Developmental
Language Arts (U)
ELE 314 Methods of
Instruction for Language Arts
(U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Elementary (U)
B.A. in Elementary Education,
The Colorado College
Ed.M. in Reading, Boston
University
Ed.D. in Reading, Boston
University
701
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
HLTH 301 Contemporary
Health Issues (U)
HLTH 312 ECE Health of the
Young Child (U)
HLTH 315 ELEM Health
Education Methods (U)
HPEB 221 Personal and
Community Health (U)
EDUC 797 Capstone Course
(G)
ELEM Independent Study (U)
B.A. in Psychology, University
of Colorado
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School, and Community (U)
EDUC 312 Teaching and
Assessing Reading (U)
EDUC 380 Introduction to
Exceptional Students (U)
EDUC 401 Methods of
Diagnostic / Prescriptive
Instruction for Reading (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 613 Contemporary
Issues (G)
EDUC 620 Foundations of
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Francis Marion University
Janis McWayne (F)
(Current Faculty)
Tracy Meetze (F)
(Current Faculty)
M.P.H. in Health Promotion
and Education, University of
South Carolina School of
Public Health
Ph.D. in Health Promotion
Education and Behavior,
Arnold School of Public
Health, University of South
Carolina
M.Ed. in Instructional
Accommodation, Francis
Marion University
Ph.D. in Elementary
Education, University of South
Carolina
702
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Tracy Meetze (continued)
Education (G)
EDUC 621 Understanding
Learner Differences (G)
EDUC 731 Literacy
Development (G)
EDUC 734 Concepts and
Methods in Elementary Social
Studies (G)
EDUC 743 Verbal Processing
and the Divergent Learner (G)
EDUC 744 Quantitative
Processing and the Divergent
Learner (G)
HNRS 491H Honors Thesis
Writing (U)
Gayle Morris (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 510 Professional
Development (G)
B.S. in Early Childhood
Education, Francis Marion
University
M.S. in Education
Administration, University of
South Carolina at Columbia
703
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Joyce Munro (F)
(Former Faculty)
Cynthia Nixon (P)
(Current Faculty)
ECE 313 Teaching Reading
in Primary School (U)
ECE 315 Early Childhood
Education Social Studies /
Science (U)
ECE 320 Curriculum for Early
Childhood Education (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.A. in Biblical Education,
Columbia International
University
EDUC 760 Exceptionalities:
Characteristics and Legal
Foundations (G)
EDUC 763 Methods for
Teaching Students with
Learning Disabilities (G)
EDUC 764 Practicum: Method
of Teaching Students /
Learning Disabled (G)
PSY 599 Psychology of
Mental Retardation and
Deviant Disabilities (G)
B.A. in Secondary Education,
Fairmont State College
M.Ed. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina
Ph.D. in Curriculum
Leadership, Peabody College
at Vanderbilt University
M.A. in Special Education /
Mental Retardation, West
Virginia University
Ed.D. in Special Education,
West Virginia University
704
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 291 / 292 / 293
Introductory Laboratory (U)
EDUC 300 Foundations of
Instruction and Curriculum (U)
EDUC 490 Directed
Teaching (U)
EDUC 491 Senior Level
Internship (U)
EDUC 613 Contemporary
Issues in Education and
Society (G)
EDUC 799 Capstone Seminar
III: Problem Resolution (G)
ELEM 315 Method of
Instruction for Social Studies
(U)
ECE 315 ECE Social Studies
/ Science (U)
EDUC 707 The School in
Modern Society (G)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
Principles and Philosophy of
Education (U)
Elementary Curriculum and
Materials (U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Francis Marion College
Marjorie Pace (P)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
M.Ed., Francis Marion
College
30 graduate hours beyond
M.Ed. degree, Francis Marion
College
Ph.D., University of South
Carolina
705
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Marjorie Pace (continued)
Problems in Computer
Applications (G)
Elementary School
Curriculum (G)
Henrietta Pauley (P)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
/ Early Childhood (U)
B.S. in Physical Education,
Hampton University
M.Ed., University of South
Carolina
Tammy Pawloski (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 319 Clinical
Experience A: Preschool
Internship (U)
ECE 315 Social Studies and
Science Methods for ECE (U)
EDUC 320 Early Childhood
Curriculum (U)
A.A. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina
B.S. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina
M.Ed. in Early Childhood
Education, University of South
Carolina
Ph.D. in Elementary
Education, University of South
Carolina
706
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School and Community (U)
EDUC 299 Introduction to
Education (U)
EDUC 392 Clinical
Experience: Elementary (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 610 Collaboration and
Management Solution in
Education (G)
EDUC 613 Contemporary
Issues in Education and
Society (G)
EDUC 616 Public School
Curriculum and Organization,
K-12 (G)
EDUC 707 School in Modern
Society (G)
EDUC 734 Concepts and
Methods for Elementary
Social Studies (G)
ELE 315 Method of
Instruction for Social Studies
(U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
West Georgia College
James Potterfield (F)
(Former Faculty)
M.Ed. in Elementary
Education, University of
Georgia
Ed.D. in Elementary
Education, University of
Georgia
707
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Wayne Pruitt (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School, and Community (U)
EDUC 299 Introduction to
Education (U)
B.A. in English, Elon College
M.A. in School Administration,
East Carolina University 1
Ed.D. in Curriculum and
Instruction, Duke University
Harvey Putnam (P)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.A. in History, Pembroke
State University
M.Ed., University of Virginia
Ed.S., University of South
Carolina
Carolyn Rogers (P)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Morgan State University
M.A. in Educational
Administration, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Educational
Administration, Capella
University
708
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Thomas Sawyer (F)
(Current Faculty)
Thomas Sills (F)
(Former Faculty)
EDUC 300 Foundations of
Instruction and Curriculum (U)
EDUC 393 Clinical
Experience: Secondary (U)
EDUC 435 Teaching Social
Studies in the Secondary
Schools (U)
EDUC 489 Student Teaching
Seminar (U)
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
EDUC 742 Educational
Procedures for Divergent
Learners (G)
B.S. in Economics, Social
Studies, and Secondary
Education, University of
Nebraska at Omaha
EDUC 290 The Student, The
School and Community (U)
EDUC 299 Introduction to
Education (U)
EDUC 707 School in Modern
Society (G)
A.B. in Social Science, East
Central Oklahoma
M.S. in Social Studies and
Secondary Education,
University of Nebraska at
Omaha
Ed.D. in Curriculum and
Instruction, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and
State University
M.Ed. in Elementary School
Administration, Eastern
Kentucky State
Ed.D. in Elementary
Education, Colorado State
College
709
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
EDUC 490 Directed Teaching
(U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
Winthrop University
Rebecca Smith (P)
(Former Faculty)
M.Ed. in Psychological
Services, University of South
Carolina
Stephen Taylor (F)
(Current Faculty)
EDUC 623 Research /
Quantitative Methods (G)
EDUC 656 Psycholinguistics
(G)
EDUC 741 Characteristics of
the Divergent Learner (G)
EDUC 742 Procedures for the
Divergent Learner (G)
EDUC 761 Characteristics of
Learning Disorders (G)
Foundations of Curriculum
and Instruction (G)
Special Education Law (G)
Learning Differences (G)
B.A. in English / Psychology,
Clemson University
M.Ed. in Learning Disorders,
Francis Marion University
Ph.D. in Education, University
of South Carolina
710
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
CS 150 Microcomputers and
Software Applications I (U)
EDUC 291 / 292 / 293
Introductory Laboratory (U)
EDUC 301 Teaching Reading
in the Elementary School (U)
EDUC 303 Using Technology
Effectively in the Classroom
(U)
EDUC 510 Designing Web
Pages (G)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in Elementary Education,
Lenoir Rhyne College
2 years as Coordinator for
Developmental Studies at
Florence-Darlington Technical
College
EDUC 303 Using Technology
Effectively in the Classroom
(U)
EDUC 510 Problems in
Education (U)(G)
EDPD 525 Professional
Development (G)
EDUC 611 Solving
Instructional Problems Using
Technology (G)
B.A. in English, Francis
Marion College
Barbara Thayer (F)
(Current Faculty)
(Administrative Staff)
Nancy Townsend (P)
(Current Faculty)
M.S. in Reading / Elementary
Education, Florida State
University
M.Ed. in Secondary
Education / English, Francis
Marion College
711
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Faculty Roster Form
Qualifications of Full-Time and Part-Time Faculty
Name of Institution: Francis Marion University
Name of Academic Area, Discipline, Department/School: University Life
Academic Terms Included: Summer 1998 – Fall 2006
Date Form Completed: 3-30-07
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Julie Bush (F)
(Administrative Staff)
3 years Admissions
Counselor, University of
South Carolina Aiken
M.Ed. in Community and
11 years Director of Student
Occupational Programs in
Recruitment, University of
Education, University of South South Carolina Aiken
Carolina Columbia
Darryl Bridges (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in Government, Western
Kentucky University
2 years Area Coordinator,
Western Kentucky University
M.A.Ed. in Student Personnel
Services, Western Kentucky
University
Director of Student Life,
Francis Marion University,
June 1998-August 1999
712
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Mark D’Amico (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Business
Administration, Gannon
University
Assistant Director of
Admissions / Admissions
Counselor, University of North
Carolina at Charlotte
B.A. in Arts and Humanities,
Gannon University
M.A. in Liberal Studies,
University of North Carolina at
Charlotte
Sean Dollman (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in History and
Government, Western
Kentucky University
M.P.A., Western Kentucky
University
Marketing Consultant,
Western Kentucky University
Admissions Counselor,
Western Kentucky University
M.S., Western Kentucky
University
M.B.A., Western Kentucky
University
713
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Yulaundra Heyward (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Home Economics,
Bennett College
M.Ed. in Education /
Counseling, University of
South Carolina
Ph.D. in Educational / Oral
Psychology, Capella
University
Rebecca Lunn (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Art Education,
Benedict College
Work-related study, University
of South Carolina
Pursued graduate studies in
Rehabilitation Counseling at
South Carolina State College
Elizabeth McLean (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Education, Pembroke
State University
M.S. in Counseling and
Educational Research,
Appalachian State University
12 years as Dean of Student
Services, Brunswick
Community College
Vice President of Student
Development, Brunswick
Community College
714
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Karen Morrow (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.A. in Social Studies,
Limestone College
M.Ed. in Personnel Services,
Clemson University
Dean of Students / Vice
President for Student
Development, Spartanburg
Methodist College
Director of Residence Life,
Greensboro College
Gayle Polston (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Christian Care and
Counseling, Oral Roberts
University
Secretary to Director of
Admissions / Records,
Florence-Darlington Technical
College
M.A. in Professional
Counseling, Liberty University
Drucilla Shelton (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Communications,
University of Tennessee
M.A.Ed. in Counseling, West
Carolina University
5 years as Coordinator
Admissions / Recruiting /
Retention, Southwestern
Community College
4 years Director of Student
Support Services,
Southwestern Community
College
715
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
1
2
3
4
Name
Courses Taught
Relevant Academic Degrees
& Course Credits Earned
Other Qualifications
Patricia Turner (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Psychology, East
Tennessee State University
Graduate Assistant of Student
Programs, Appalachian State
University
M.A. in College Student
Development, Appalachian
State University
Demetra Walker (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Sociology, Francis
Marion College
M.L.I.S., University of South
Carolina
Kimberly Weeks (F)
(Administrative Staff)
UNIV 100 University Life 100
(U)
B.S. in Elementary Education,
College of Charleston
M.Ed. in Student Personnel
Services, University of South
Carolina
President, College Activities
Board, College of Charleston,
1993-1994
Advisor, Student Recreation
Association, Columbia
College, 1994-1996
716
Comprehensive Standard 3.7.1
Action Plan:
Implement the following improvements:
X
Maintain our ongoing practice, as is.
None required.
Evidence:
The supporting documents that verify this compliance judgment include:
1
Gamble, Rannie (Administrative Manager – Provost’s Office). Collection of Faculty
Credentials. Provost’s Office filing cabinet and CD. Documents submitted from all teaching
faculty and administrative staff. Summer 1998 – Fall 2006.
AND
Wages, Charlene (Vice President for Administration, Hugh K. Leatherman Professor of
Public Service and Professor of Psychology). Collection of Faculty Credentials. Human
Resources filing cabinet and CD. Documents submitted from all teaching faculty and
administrative staff. Summer 1998 – Spring 2007.
717