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H Campus News! New professors add further strength to faculty Great-aunt served as professor and dean during the Great Depression. Received several awards for excellence in teaching at universities v.jL ^ Schaibk Schaible second in family to serve on Chowan faculty Sarah A. Schaible, a Georgia native, has been appointed to a faculty position in the Krueger School of Graphic Commu nications. The new printing professor is the second member of her family to teach at Chowan College. Schaible’s great aunt. Miss Valerie Maynard Schaible, served ^ professor of mathematics and dean of the college from 1929 to 1936. At the time of her death in December, 1936, she was filling the position of acting president. Schaible is a graduate of Furman University with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. She also holds a master's degree in industrial education with a concentration in graphic communications from Clemson University. While a student at Clemson, Schaible was a graduate assistant in the graphic communications programs and assisted students in the various printing pre-press laboratories and the electronic pre-press department. She was named the most outstanding graduate assistant for the 1992-93 term. She has also worked as a human resources assistant with Grace Transportation Services, a division of W. R. Grace and Company of Greenville, SC. James Dumville to teach courses in management James C. Dumville, of Windsor, VA, joined the faculty of the Department of Business at the beginning of the fall semester to teach courses in management Prior to accepting the position at Chowan, Dumville was a member of the full-time faculty at Christopher Newport University, and an adjunct professor at Paul D. Camp Community College and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University at Langley Air Force Base. He has taught courses in Europe for the University of Maryland, City Colleges of Chicago and Central Texas College. He received the “Faculty of the Year” award from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, European Division, in 1983, and also Christo pher Newport University’s Excellence in Teaching award in 1989. Dumville received his undergraduate degree in economics at Georgetown University and a master’s degree in logistics management from Air Force Institute bf Technology. He is a Ph.D. candidate at Virginia Commonwealth University and expects to be awarded the doctoral degree in December. An author of numerous articles for periodi cal publications, Dumville currently has three books in draft. A textbook, “Inventory: From EOQ to JIT; How To Do It, and What It Is All About”, is now being reviewed by a publisher for publication later this year. Dumville served in the U. S. Air Force with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He is married and has a son, a graduate student at Virginia Commonwealth University, and a daughter, a junior at Maryland Institute College of Art. Dumville Caloric Two adjunct professors appointed in Department of Business Donald B. Riley and Allen T. Tinkham will teach in the Department of Business as adjunct faculty for the 1993-94 academic year. Riley will teach courses in advanced accounting, while Tinkham will give instruction in computer information systems. A certified public accountant, Riley re ceived his bachelor’s degree from Old Dominion University. He was awarded two master’s degrees—one in business administration, and the other in accounting—frx)m Virginia Common wealth University. Riley has more than 25 year of teaching experience and holds professor emeritus status at Christopher Newport College where he was the first fiill-time business faculty member when the college first opened. Allen Tinklham received the B.S. degree ftx)m Auburn University and the MBA in data Colaric named to faculty of graphic communications Joseph A. Colaric, of Blacksburg, VA, has been appointed to the faculty of Krueger School of Graphic Communications, and assumed his teaching position at the beginning of the fall term. The new professor was awarded a B.S. ffcgree by California University of Pennsylvania, and a master’s in industrial education by Qemson University. He is a candidate for a doctoral degree in curriculum and instruction at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg. While a student at Clemson, Colaric was a graduate teaching assistant and gave instruction and supervised undergraduate graphic communi cations students. He also wOTked with Clemson’s industrial training programs and conducted workshops in the areas of flexography, screen printing and offset lithography. Colaric completed an internship with the Gr^hic Arts Technical Foundation in Pitts burgh, PA, and woAed full-time in the produc tion and research departments to gain experience on color scanners and coIot (H'oofing systems. He has professional experience with several printing companies in northern Virginia and Maryland, and he presently owns JC Graphics, a desktop publishing firm in Blacksburg. Beifuss joins English staff Jillian Beifuss of Charlottesville, VA, is the newest member of the English department faculty. Beifuss received the B.A. degree from Lawrence University, magna cum laude, and the M.A. from the University of Virginia. She is a candidate for the PhD. degree from the University of Virginia- The new professor was the recipient of the Dupont Fellowship at UVa in 1986. She was invited to present a paper on “The Duchess of Malfi” at the 1992 World Conference held at George Washington University. Beifuss has served as a teaching assistant at the UnivCTsity of Virginia since 1986. t?- Bezuss Riley Tinkham iHr processing from Louisiana Tech University. He has also studied at the University of Southern California. Tinkham, who retired from the air force with the rank of major, has wide experience as a computer program and systems analyst at military installations. He has teaching experience at East Carolina University and North Carolina Wesleyan College. Dr. Hok Kim, Korean native, joins mathematics department Hok Kim has joined the department of mathematics and will be teaching courses in algebra and calculus. Kim, a native of South Korea, received the Bach elor of Science in math ematics degree, cum laude, and the master’s in math ematics from North Caro lina State University. She completed requirements for the Ph.D. in math ematics at NCSU this summer. The new professor gained teaching experi ence as a graduate teaching assistant at North Carolina State University and received recogni tion as the most outstanding teaching assistant in the 1992 spring semester. She has also served as a part-time instructor at Peace College. Kim was the recipient of NCSU Department of Mathematics’ outstanding humanities award in 1989; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society’s Award in 1990; and, the departmental Summer Re search Award in 1993. Dejesus brings international experience to Business faculty Dr. Gladys A. DeJesus is the newest member of the business faculty and will be teaching economics. DeJesus comes to Chowan from Greenville where she has been assistant professor of economics at East Carolina University. She has also served on the faculty at Ohio State University. The new professor was awarded the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Ohio State University after receiving her B.A. degree, with distinction, from National University, Dominican Republic. She received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from National University in 1988. While on leave of absence from ECU, Dr. DeJesus was the International Textiles Negotia tor for the Dominican Republic, 1986-88, and the Deputy Executive Director of Export Promotion Center, 1988-89. She has also published a number of articles on international economic trends. Dejesus PAGE 20 — CHOWAN TODAY, Fall 1993
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