SEPTEMBER 28, 1974
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BURNEY HKAHS FSU
BUSINESS ANB
ECONOMICS DEPT.
Dr. Robert E. Burney
FAYETTEVILLE Dr. Robert
E. Burney has been named
Acting Chairman of the
Division of Business and
Economics and Department
Chairman of Business Ad
ministration and Economics
at Fayetteville State
University.
The announcement was
made by Chancellor Charles
“A” Lyons, Jr. of Fayetteville
State University.
Burney comes to FSU
from Alabama State
University, Montgomery,
Alabama, where he held the
position of Acting Dean of the
College of Business and
Economics and Professor of
Economics.
A native of Birmingham,
Alabama, Dr. Burney
received his undergraduate
training at Florida A. & M.
University. He is a recipient
of the master’s and the Ph.D.
degree from Florida State
University.
Dr. Burney holds mem
berships in the following
professional organizations:
American Economic
Association, American
Education Association,
American Academy of Social
Sciences, and the Florida
Education Association.
He is affiliated with the
Omicrom Delta Epsilon
National Honor Society in
Economics; Pi Gamma Mu
National Social Science Honor
Society, and Alpha Kappa Mu
THREE CUTE FRESHMAN FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY (N.C.) Broncos strike
smiling poses for the photographer during their first few days in Bronco-land. They all like FSU-
land and are (L-R) Joann Tatum, Roseboro; Angela Kinsey, Pollocksville; and Pernella Owens,
Roseboro, N.C. Classes started August 26.
(FSU Photo by Henderson)
National Society.
Burney also has served as
Instructor and Professor of
Economics, Florida A & M
University, 1965-66; Acting
Chairman, Department of
Economics, Florida A & M
University, 1969-70; Associate
Professor and Chairman.
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Department of Economics,
Florida A & M University,
1970-71; Professor and Acting
Dean of the College of
Business and Economics,
Alabama State University,
1971-72; Professor and Dean of
the College of Business and
Economics, Alabama State
University, 1972-73; and
Professor of Economics at the
same institution.
Burney has written
several professional
publications which include:
“Grads Contribute $100
Million to National GNP”, The
FAMU Alumni News, May-
June,1971; “Standardized
Text Scores Hurt Low Income
Groups”, Tallahassee
Democrat, August 31, 1971;
“Economics Professor Knows
Practical Side”,Tallahassee
Democrat, April 10, 1971;
“Florida A & M Professor’s
Ideas Work”, Times-Union,
Jacksonville, Florida, June 5,
1971; “Florida A & M Grads
add hoo Million to GNP”, Jet,
July, 1971, page 13; and
Burney, Robert E. “Stan
dardized Test Scores as the
Major Criterion of Entrance
to State Supported Univer
sities in Florida” in The Black
College in an Age of Ferment,
Florida A & M University
Press.
Burney has also written
several unpublished works.
Dr. Hayes Appointed
DISCUSSING HOMEWORK-These two beautiful Fayetteville State University (N.C.) coeds look
over homework on a sunny September day on campus recently. The FSU Bronco beauties are Teresa
Herring, left, and Jackie Wilson. Teresa is a junior Intermediate Education major from Goldsboro,
N.C. while Jackie is a senior business education major from Raleigh, North Carolina.
(FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
FAYETTEVILLE Dr.
Maurice B. Hayes has been
named Associated Professor
of Education and Psychology
and Director of Development
and University Relations at
Fayetteville State University.
The announcement was
made by Dr. Charles“A”
Lyons, Jr., Chancellor of FSU.
An alumnus of Fayet
teville State University, Dr.
Hayes comes to FSU from
Sampson Technical Institute ,
Clinton, North Carolina,
where he served as Dean of
Adult Education for ap
proximately two years.
A native of Wilson, North
Carolina, Hayes received the
M.A. degree from New York
University, and the Ph.D.
degree from North Carolina
State University.
His professional ex
periences include instructor
and principal, West Hoke
Elementary School, Raeford,
North Carolina and has over
21 years experience in
elementary education.
His professional af
filiations include membership
in the National Education
Association, North Carolina
Community College Adult
Education Association, Adult
Education USA; North
Carolina ABE Advisory
Committee-Coordinator Man
power Training.
Dr. Hayes has served as
president of the Hoke County
Teachers Association,
scoutmaster, advisor to the
Minister and Pastor (Mt.
Olive Baptist Church and
Baptist Union Church) and
Chairman of Hoke County
Community Action.
Dr. Hayes
A Navy veteran, Hayes
has written two unpublished
works. They are: “A Study to
Determine Attrition in ABE
Classes in Sampson County,
North Carolina”, and
“Suggested Guides for the
Beginning ABE Ad
ministrator”
He is a member of the Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Dr. Hayes and wife,
Hazeline, are the parents of
three children, Bernard, (21),
Beverly, (19) and Valeria (8).
The older two are enrolled at
North Carolina State
University in Raleigh, North
Carolina.