Page 4 —SMOKE SIGNALS, November, 1990
Changes in personnel bring new faces to Chowan
Dr. Mary
Ruth
Coleman
Dr. Mary Ruth Blackwell
Coleman has joined the faculty
of Chowan College as chairman
of the Department of
Developmental Studies, a new
department established this year
at Chowaa
Dr. Coleman brings to
Chowan a wide range of experi
ence in the area of developmen
tal studies, and has most recently
completed a term as guest lec
turer at the University of Vir
ginia in Charlottesville. She holds
the doctorate in philosophy, edu
cation from the department of
special education and literacy
studies at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; the mas
ter’s degree in education with
emphasis in math and science
from East Carolina University;
and the bachelor of science de
gree in education from East Caro
lina University.
Coleman has published nu
merous articles on developmen
tal studies and serves as associ
ate editor of the Journal for the
Education of the Gifted at UNC-
Chapel Hill. She previously
served as an instructor on the con
tinuing education faculty at East
Carolina University, and as di
rector of Scholastic Edge, a pri
vate educational consulting firm
serving school systems and indi
vidual students.
She is married and resides in
Washington, N.C.
Dr. David
Brian
Gowler
Dr. David Brian Gowler has
joined the faculty in the Depart
ment of Religion and Philosophy
at Chowan College as assistant
professor of religion.
Dr. Gowler comes to Chowan
from Berry College in Rome,
Georgia, and previously taught
at the Southern Baptist Theologi
cal Seminary in Louisville, Ken
tucky.
He holds the B.A. in religious
studies from the University of
Dlinois, the Master’s of Divinity
and the Ph.D. from the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
He also completed university
study at Cambridge University
in Cambridge, England where he
studied with the Reverend Dr.
Christopher C. Rowland (Jesus
College) and the Reverend John
Dniry (King’s College).
Dr. Gowler is married, and his
wife, Rita Gowler, holds the B.S.
degree in horticulture from the
University of Illinois.
Mary Jo
Byrd
Mary Jo Byrd joined the staff
at Chowan College as Associate
Dean of Student Development
Dean Byrd comes to Chowan
She previously served as direc
tor of housing at Mars Hill Col
lege, assistant to the director of
admissions at Campbell College,
and as dean of admissions at Tift
College in Georgia.
As associate dean of student
development, Byrd will supervise
all female residence haUs and
their staffs, stressing the educa
tional nature of residence hall
living. She will serve as resident
director for Jenkins Hall, and will
be the advisor to the college
yearbook, Chowanoka.
“Much of my professional ex
perience has been at small col
leges, so I am looking forward to
working at Chowan,”states Dean
Byrd. “I am anxious to be of
service to all students and their
needs, but my particular focus is
to address women’s issues. I hope
that our female students will see
me as a source of information
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EDITOR
Karen Uberti
STAFF
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Eric Jernigan Glenda Horn
Chris Sandbank
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n^anf^giving “Buffet
Thomas Cafeteria
Tuesday ‘Lvening, T^emBcr 20,1990
Relish Tray
Potato Salad
Jello and Cottage Cheese Mold
Fresh Cranberry Relish
Waldorf Salad
Cole Slaw
Roast Turkey Breast with Cranberry Sauce
Old Fashioned Cornbread Dressing
Giblet Gravy
Fresh Baked Virginia Ham with Pineapple Sauce
Whipped Potatoes
Candied Sweet Yanfis with Marshmallows
Whole Kernel Corn in Butter Sauce
Green Beans with Bacon Chips
Fresh Baked Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Topping
Apple Pie
Mince Meat Pie
Fresh Fruit Display
Fresh Apple Cider
Assorted Dinner Rolls
Assorted Beverages
Thomas Cafeteria will be closed after lunch Wednesday,
November 21 for the holiday and will re-open for
supper Sunday, November 25.
and as a means to express their
concerns.”
“We in student life services
are here to facilitate the total edu
cational development of every
Chowan student, whether male
or female, commuter or resident,
and whatever race or nationality.
Dr. James
Edwin
Rogers
Dr. James Edwin Rogers has
joined the Department of Fine
Arts at Chowan College as pro
fessor of music.
From Daleville, Alabama, Dr.
Rogers holds the B.S. degree in
music education from Jackson
ville State University and the
master’s degree in music with
emphasis in education from
Georgia State University. He also
holds the Ph.D. in education with
majors in music education and
secondary education from the
University of Alabama.
Dr. Rogers has fifteen years
of experience as a band director
in public education. As professor
of music at Chowan, he will teach
music theory and applied instru
mental music and direct the col
lege stage band. He and his wife,
Janet, reside in Murfreesboro.
Alison D.
Boeshe
m
Alison D. Boeshe, A.T..C. has
joined the faculty at Chowan
College as athletic trainer. She
will also instruct the courses in
athletic training in the department
of physical education.
She holds the master’s degree
in education with emphasis in
athletic training from Old Do
minion University in Norfolk;
and the B.S. degree in physical
education with emphasis in sports
medicine also from Old Domin
ion University.
Boeshe previously served as a
supervisor and instructor at
Hampton University in Hampton,
Va. where she provided supervi
sion in athletic training principles.
She served as an instructor at Old
Dominion University. She holds
certification from the National
Athletic Trainers Association.
Lee
Fitzwater
Lee Fitzwater is the new chief
of the campus safety and security
department at Chowan College.
He joined the staff in September
and supervises a staff of ten secu
rity officers on the college cam
pus.
From Como, Fitzwater is a
graduate of Murfreesboro High
School, and the Virginia Depart
ment of Corrections Basic Acad
emy. He also graduated from
Crater Criminal Justice Academy
in Petersburg, Virginia. He is
completing the associate degree
in criminal justice.
“I am glad to be at Chowan
College. We are attempting to
make security more visible on
campus with the new information
center. It is our goal to meet the
needs of the students at any time,
night or day,” states the new chief
of campus safety and security.
He is married to Joan Fitzwa
ter, who is a registered nurse at
Southhampton Memorial Hospi
tal in FranUin, and they have one
son.
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