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Mission Statement
The mission of Campbell University is to graduate students with exemplary
academic and professional skills who are prepared for purposeful lives
and meaningful service.The University is informed and inspired by its
Baptist heritage and three basic theological and biblical presuppositions:
learning is appointed and conserved by God as essential to the fulfillment
of human destiny; in Christ all things consist and find ultimate unity;
and the Kingdom of God in this world is rooted and grounded in
Christian community.The University embraces the conviction that
there is no conflict between the life of faith and the life of inquiry.
To fulfill its mission, the University:
• presents a worldview informed by Christian principles and perspectives;
• affirms that truth is revelatory and transcendent as well as empirical
and rational, and that all truth finds its unity in Jesus Christ;
• influences development of moral courage, social
sensitivity, and ethical responsibility;
• gathers a diverse community of learners;
• delivers academic instruction in the liberal arts and sciences and
professional preparation at both undergraduate and graduate levels;
• transfers to students the vast body of knowledge
and values accumulated over the ages;
• encourages students to think critically and creatively;
• fosters the development of intellectual vitality,
physical wellness, and aesthetic sensibility;
• forges a community of learning that is committed to the
pursuit, discovery, and dissemination of knowledge;
• provides students with servant leadership opportunities;
• cooperates with other educational institutions to
expand learning opportunities for students;
• offers service and other opportunities to the greater community
through athletics, continuing education, cultural enrichment
programming, and extended-campus education.
Table of Contents
Publications
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Presentations
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Editorial Work
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Professional Memberships
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Grants
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Endowed Chairs
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Deans’ Awards
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Accolades celebrates the scholarly activities of
Campbell University’s distinguished faculty. Within the
2009 edition, you will find continuing evidence of the
University’s commitment to excellence in teaching through
intellectual inquiry that informs and transforms the teaching
and learning process in the classroom and laboratory.
The University is justifiably proud of the scholarly
attainments of its faculty. But the particular basis of
that pride is the knowledge that faculty scholarship
at Campbell is in the service of student learning.
The efforts that are reflected through the specific
entries of this chronicle suggest a vitality that yields
tremendous dividends for the learning of students.
It is that on-going energy in the wedding of careful
scholarship and its appropriate dissemination that
enriches the academic enterprise so wonderfully.
I invite you to explore this annual report and discover for
yourself how enlightened teaching and student learning are
blending to create a strong and vibrant academic community
at Campbell University – where faith and learning excel.
Jerry M. Wallace
President
Campbell Produces Clinical
Research Materials
By Susan Welch, Staff Writer
t has taken some time, but Campbell University’s
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Pharmaceutical Sciences Institute (CUPSI) housed in the
School of Pharmacy Research Facility is now qualified to
produce clinical trial materials for clinical investigations.
Dr. William Stagner, director of CUPSI, announced
that Duke University was the first client for CUPSI to
manufacture material for use in human subjects.
“To be able to work with such a reputable and
distinguished organization as Duke University
Medical Center our first time out just reinforces
Campbell’s credibility and place in the
Pharmaceutical Sciences community,” Stagner said.
“It is an outstanding recognition of our program
and what we are trying to accomplish.”
education and research for the Pharmacy School and
the greater university and potentially the community.
The School of Pharmacy Research Facility and
CUPSI at Campbell were the vision of Dr. Emanuel
Diliberto, professor and chairman of the Department
of Pharmaceutical Sciences. “Dr. Diliberto was keenly
aware of the shortage of personnel in the health care
industry and pushed for the creation of Pharmaceutical
Sciences and Clinical Research programs at Campbell,”
Stagner said. “Thanks to his vision and the support
of Dean Ronald Maddox, we now have two uniquely
positioned academic programs and GMP capabilities
that support the drug development process.
The Pharmacy Research Facility was dedicated on
November 9, 2001. This facility was built to provide
an interface between industry and academia for the
enhancement of the School of Pharmacy’s unique
educational programs, the development of its faculty,
and to be a valuable resource for pharmaceutical
development. Campbell began seeking FDA (U.S.
Food and Drug Administration) approval to develop
drug delivery systems and to manufacture supplies for
human clinical studies soon after the construction of
the state-of-the-art 7,000 square-foot facility. In 2005,
Dr. Stagner and Dr. Mali Gupta, associate professor of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, were hired to join the CUPSI
Management Team and begin in earnest the FDA
qualification process for CUSPI and the research facility.
“It’s been a very arduous process, but we have recently
qualified the Institute for the Good Manufacturing
Practice (GMP) requirements that are regulated through
the FDA,” Stagner said. “Being GMP qualified allows us
to make oral liquids, tablets, capsules, topical creams
and ointments to be used in research studies.”
GMP qualification also opens up a whole new avenue
of economic possibilities for Campbell. In addition to
being an education resource for students, CUPSI will
build a client base with revenue income to support
From left, Drs. Mali Gupta and William Stagner work with students
in the Good Manufacturing Practice area of Campbell University
Pharmaceutical Science Institute. Photo by Amber Nelson.
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Student Lecture Series Honors
Campbell Dean Emeritus
By Susan Welch, Staff Writer
decorated military officer, professor of history
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at West Point and dean emeritus of Campbell University’s
College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Walter S. Barge enjoyed
a rich professional life. His performance as dean was
especially marked by his vast experience and knowledge.
To honor Barge’s distinguished contribution to the
College of Arts and Sciences, the Campbell University
Honors program, which he created, established the
Walter S. Barge Honors Colloquium student lecture series.
The Colloquium featured student presentations on
research projects initiated during the fall semester.
The presentations were interdisciplinary and included
analysis and exploration of a variety of subject
matter—from the character of Faith Lehane in the
television series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”—to
the mortality and vaccination rates in Camaroon
and Nigeria. Each honor student received guidance
and instruction on his or her project from a faculty
mentor. Dr. Barge himself served as a mentor to
student Luke Morales’ “Video Project: Indonesia.”
included service in Vietnam, nine years as a professor
in undergraduate level history at the U.S. Military
Academy and service as the executive officer of a
nuclear missile site in the Seattle Air Defense sector.
Upon his retirement from the military, Barge served
as founding headmaster of a private Christian school.
He became dean of Campbell’s College of Arts and
Sciences in 1984 and retired from that position in 2001.
A native of Durham, North Carolina, Barge was the
recipient of two Bronze Stars, the Vietnamese Police
Medal of Honor and the Legion of Merit. He was also
a member of the honor societies Phi Alpha Theta,
Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi and Pi Gamma
Mu. Dr. Walter Barge passed away June 7, 2009.
“The Colloquium is academically valuable from several
perspectives,” said foreign language professor Dr.
Ann Ortiz, who coordinates the Honors program with
Professor Bert Wallace of the Department of Theatre Arts.
“It is interdisciplinary, and it also provides opportunities
to integrate faith and learning and service learning,
two of the prongs of Campbell’s mission statement.”
The Colloquium received a very positive response
from students, faculty and the community, Ortiz
added. “Everyone is pleased with the depth and
breadth of its content as well as its homage to Dr.
Barge, who is widely admired and respected.”
Dr. Walter S. Barge graduated magna cum laude
from Wake Forest University in 1957. He went on
to obtain a Master of Arts in European history from
Columbia University in New York and received a
Ph.D. in European history from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Barge retired from the U.S.
Army in 1979 after 21 years of active service, which
Left: Kimberly McBrayer presented at the Barge Colloquium.
Above: Luke Morales presentation was “Video Project:
Indonesia.” Photos by Bennett Scarborough.
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Publications
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Associate Professor
Article
Al-Achi, A., Baghat, T., Chukwubeze, O. and Dembla, I. “Rheologic
Profile, Specific Gravity, Surface Tension, and pH of Fifteen Overthe-Counter Preparations.” IJPC. 2007.11(3):252-258.
Al-Achi, A., Mosley, A. and Dembla, I. S. “Mineral Oil Emulsion
Preparation with Acacia.” Drug Delivery Technology.
2007.7(5):58-62.
“Natural Antivirals.” The Journal of Complementary Medicine.
2007.6(2):32-34,36-39.
Book
An Introduction to Botanical Medicines: History, Science, Uses, and
Dangers. The Praeger Series on Comtemporary Health and Living,
July Silver, M.D., Series Editor. Westport, Connecticut, London. 2008.
Pharmaceutics Review by Example; Xanedu Coursepack, Xanedu,
Ann Arbor, Michigan. 2006. CPID 253883 (2006 Edition). CPID
282787 (2008 Edition).
Dr. Connie L. Barnes
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
Director of Drug Information
Book Companion Website
Contributor, “Eating Disorders.” Koda-Kimble MA, Young LY,
Alldredge BK, et al, eds. Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use
of Drugs, 9th Edition Companion Website. Baltimore, Maryland.
Wolters Kluwer / Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2009.
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Publications
Book Chapter
Smith, J.D. and Barnes C.L. “OTC Otic, Dental, and Opthalmic
Agents.” Shargel L., Mutnick A.H., Souney P.F., Swanson L.N., eds.
Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 7th Edition. Baltimore, Maryland.
Wolters Kluwer / Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 2008.
Dr. James A. Boyd
Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Book Chapter
Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 7th edition, Chapter 25, “Federal
Pharmacy Law.” Fall 2008.
Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Articles
“Nazir, Nazirites.” New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible.
Vol. 4, Me-R. Katherine Sakenfeld, gen. ed. Nashville. Abingdon
Press. 2009.
“Rope.” New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible, Vol. 4, Me-R.
Katherine Sakenfeld, gen. ed. Nashville. Abingdon Press. 2009.
Book Review
Review of Perdue, Leo G. Wisdom Literature: A Theological History.
Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press. 2007. Review & Expositor
105:3 (Summer 2008).
Book
Telling Stories: Tall Tales and Deep Truths. Macon, Georgia. Smyth &
Helwys. 2008.
Publications
Dr. Brad N. Chazotte
Associate Professor of Clinical Research
“Vancomycin dosing and serum concentration monitoring.”
UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham, Massachusetts.
2007. (Revision published annually 2005-2008).
Book Chapter
“Nonimmunological Fluorescent Labeling of Cellular Structures.”
Cold Spring Harbor Protocols (cshprotocols.org). Cold Spring
Harbor, New York. Cold Spring Harbor Press. 2008.
“Rifampin.” UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham,
Massachusetts. 2007. (Revisions published annually 2005-2008).
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.
“Isoniazid.” UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham,
Massachusetts, 2007. (Revisions published annually 2005-2008).
Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy
Articles
“Studying Medication Errors: Several Important Considerations.”
North Carolina Pharmacist. Summer 2008. 12-13.
Brown, J.N, Barnes, C.L., Beasley, B., Cisneros, R., Pound M,
and Herring, C. “Effect of Pharmacists on Medication Errors in
an Emergency Department.” American Journal of Healthsystems
Pharmacists. 2008. 65(4):330-333.
Dr. W. Lin Coker, III
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Book
Coker, W., Elmore, K., General Chemistry Lab Manual.2nd edition,
Kendahl Hunt Publishing Co., 2009.
Dr. Steven M. Davis
Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy
Book
Chapter Exam Questions. Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use
of Drugs, 9th Edition. Ed. Mary Anne Koda-Kimble. Lippincott,
Williams, and Wilkins. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 2008.
Dr. J. Daniel Day
“Pyrazinamide.” In: UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham,
Massachusetts. 2007. (Revisions published annually 2005-2008).
“Prevention and treatment of infections in neutropenic cancer
patients.” In Koda-Kimble, M.A, Young, L.Y., Kradjan, W.A.,
Guglielmo, B.J. (eds). Applied Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of
Drugs (8th edition). Baltimore, Maryland, Lippincott Williams and
Wilkins, 2005. Revised (9th edition) 2008.
Townsend, M.L., Pound, M.W., Drew, R.H. “Tigecycline in the
treatment of complicated intra-abdominal and complicated skin
and skin structure infections.” The Clinical Risk Management.
2007;3:1059-1070.
Journals
Goodwin, M., Drew, R.H. “Antifungal serum drug concentration
monitoring.” Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy.
2008. 61(1):17-25.
Lalani, T., Varkey, J., Drew, R., Harrell, L., McGarry, S., Engemann,
J., Kaye, K. “Analysis of two and three-year trends in antimicrobial
resistance in intensive care units using unit-specific antibiograms.”
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Disease. 2008.40:672-674.
Tamura, K., Drew, R.H. “Antifungal prophylaxis in adult
hematopoietic stem cell transplant recipients.” Drugs of Today.
2008. 44(7):515-530.
“Aerosol and other novel administrations for prevention and
treatment of invasive aspergillosis.” Medical Mycology. 2008. S1:1-7.
Book Articles
“Dancing Before the Lord.” The Abingdon Preaching Annual 2009.
Ed. David N. Mosser. Nashville. Abingdon Press. 2008. 225-229.
Abstract
Dodds, Ashley, Drew, R., Johnson, M., Alexander, B., Perfect, J.
“The institutional cost of treating invasive aspergillosis at a single
US center: comparison between infected and non-infected
individuals (abstract).” Focus on Fungal Infections. San Antonio,
Texas. March 5-7, 2008.
“The City of Our God.” Abingdon Preaching Annual 2009. Ed. David
N. Mosser. Nashville. Abingdon Press. 2008. 217-221.
Dr. Ronnie W. Faulkner
Associate Professor of Christian Preaching and Worship
Dr. Richard H. Drew
Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice
Book Chapters
“Ethambutol.” UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed), UpToDate, Waltham,
Massachusetts. 2007. (Revisions published annually 2005-2008)
Drew, R.H., Sexton, D.J. “Aminoglycosides (Gentamicin,
Tobramycin, Amikacin, Netilmicin).” UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed).
UpToDate, Waltham, Massachusetts. 2007. (Revisions published
annually 2005-2007).
Drew R.H, Sexton, D.J. “Amphotericin B.” UpToDate. (Revisions
published annually 2003-2008) UpToDate. Rose, BD (Ed),
UpToDate, Waltham, Massachusetts. 2007.
“Second-line Antituberculous Therapy.” UpToDate, Rose, BD (Ed),
UpToDate, Waltham, Massachusetts. 2007. (Revision published
annually 2005-2008).
Associate Librarian and Associate Professor of History
Book Review
“Freedom for Themselves: North Carolina’s Black Soldiers in the
Civil War Era.” Richard M. Reid. Journal of the North Carolina
Association of Historians. v. 17, April 2009. 182-185.
Article
“Jesse Helms: An American Jeremiah.” The Daily Record. July 8 2008.
Dr. Edward I. Fubara
Assistant Professor of Business
Article
Fubara, E., McMillan-Capehart, A., and Richard, O. 2008. “The role
of organizational justice and ethical frameworks on attitudes toward
Affirmative Action: The moderating role of organizational support.”
Journal of Diversity Management. (3)3: 29-40.
Publications
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Dr. James B. Groce, III
Dr. Thomas J. Holmes, Jr.
Professor of Pharmacy
Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Book Chapter
“Thromboembolic Disease.” Shargel, L., Mutnick, A.H., Souney, P.F,
Swanson, L.N. Eds. Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 6th Edition.
Chapter 43. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Publisher, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. January 2009.
Book Chapter
“Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes, and Essential Fatty Acids” in Wilson
and Gisvold’s Textbook of Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry,
Eds. J.H. Block and J.M. Beale, Jr. 12th edition, Lippincott Williams
and Wilkins, in press (2009).
Article
“Initial management of deep-venous thrombosis in the outpatient
setting.” Am J Health-Syst Pharm. 2008. 65 :866-874. May 2008.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.
Dr. Sammy Wayne Hatcher
Associate Professor of Counselor Education
Chairman and Professor of Religion
Articles
“William Wallace Finlator: Activist Prophet.” Baptist History and
Heritage. 63 (Spring 2008): 96-109.
Published
Syllabus was published in America Counseling Assoc (ACA)/
Assoc, for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES)
Syllabus Clearinghouse.
“Remembering Baptist Giant Charles Howard.” Biblical Recorder
174.19. September 13, 2008.
Syllabus for EDUC 685, “Spirituality, Religion, and Diversity in the
Helping Professions” was published on-line (counseling.org), as
a charter contributor to the American Counseling Assoc. (ACA).
Association for Counselor and Supervision (ACES)
Syllabus Clearinghouse.
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of
Old Testament and Hebrew
Keith Hight
Technical Director
Publication
Professional Theatre in the Academic Setting VDM Verlag.
November 2008.
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Publications
Dr. Barry A. Jones
Book Reviews
Review of Marty E. Stevens, “Temples, Tithes, and Taxes: the
Temple and the Economic Life of Ancient Israel.” Hendrickson,
2006. Review & Expositor. 105 no. 3 (2008); P 514-515.
Kenton L. Sparks, “God’s Word in Human Words: An Evangelical
Appropriation of Critical Biblical Scholarship.” Baker, 2008.
Catholic Biblical Quarterly Vol. 71. 2009. 391-393.
Publications
Dr. Cameron H. Jorgenson
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics
Article
“Icons and Iconography” and “Mount Athos.” Encyclopedia of
Christian Civilization. Blackwell Publishing, forthcoming.
Dr. Richard M. McKee
Associate Professor of Music
Music Criticism
Program Notes and commentary for “Remembrance” and “Toccata
II,” piano solo compositions by Betty Wishart. The Program Notes
were published with the CD “Chroma: New Music for Piano,” which
was released in early 2009.
Dr. Bruce G. McNair
Associate Professor of History
Article
“Luther and the Pastoral Theology of the Lord’s Prayer.”
Luther Digest. 16 (2008): 143-46.
Abstracts
Canady, J.D., Pound, M.W., Blecke, D., et al. “Accreditation
council for graduate medical education duty hour compliance
and awareness among postgraduate year 1 pharmacy residents.”
American College of Clinical Pharmacy 2008 Annual Meeting
Abstracts [online].2008:e18(Abstract 59). October 20, 2008.
Dickens-Brown, K.P., Pound, M., Moore, W.M., Nye, A.M. “Ability
of an Application Rubric to Predict Academic Performance in a
Doctor of Pharmacy Program.” American Association of Colleges
of Pharmacy 109th Annual Meeting Abstracts [online].2008:e31.
October 20, 2008.
Dr. Bruce P. Powers
Langston Professor of Christian Education
Book Chapter
“Developing a Curriculum for Academic, Spiritual, and Vocational
Formation.” C(H)AOS THEORY: A Handbook for Chief Academic
Officers: Contexts, Commitment, Competencies, Choices. Kadi
Billman and Bruce C. Birch, Pittsburgh: The Association of
Theological Schools, 2009.
Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo
Dr. Kenneth R. Morefield
Assistant Professor of English
Book Chapter
“’Yes, I Am, Cartman!’: The Cool Judaism of Kyle Broslofski.” The
Deep End of South Park: Critical Essays on Television’s Shocking
Cartoon Series. Ed. Leslie Stratyner and James R. Keller. Jefferson,
North Carolina. McFarland, 2009.
Encyclopedia Article
“Christian Fiction.” Books and Beyond: The Greenwood
Encyclopedia of New American Reading. Ed. Kenneth Womack.
Westport, Connecticut. Greenwood, 2008.
Associate Professor of English
Book Articles
“I’ve Got a Little List; or, ‘You Guys Wanna Team Up and Take Over
Sunnydale U?’.” Buffy and Angel Conquer the Internet: Essays on
Online Fandom. Ed. Mary Kirby-Diaz. Jefferson, North Carolina.
McFarland, 2009. 7-17.
“Yeats’ Entropic Gyre and Season Six.” Buffy Goes Dark: Essays on
the Final Two Seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer on Television.
Ed. Lynne Y. Edwards, Elizabeth L. Rambo, and James B. South.
Jefferson, North Carolina. McFarland, 2009. 167-82.
Book
Faith and Spirituality in Masters of World Cinema. Newcastle upon
Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008.
Book
Edwards, Lynne Y., Elizabeth L. Rambo, and James B. South, eds.
Buffy Goes Dark: Essays on the Final Two Seasons of Buffy the
Vampire Slayer on Television. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2009.
Dr. Rorin M. Platt
Dr. O. Tatiana Seeligman
Associate Professor of History
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Articles
“J. Melville Broughton: The Old North State’s World War II
Governor.” Troy W. Kickler, ed. North Carolina History Project
(forthcoming, Fall 2009).
Article
“La seducc n de la muerte en Funeral Home de Walter Bneke.”
Istmo 18. 2009.
Book Reviews
Review of The CIA and Congress: The Untold Story from Truman to
Kennedy. By David M. Barrett. Intelligence and National Security.
August 2007.
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Old Dominion, New Commonwealth: A History of Virginia, 16072007. By Ronald W. Heinemann, John G. Kolp, Anthony S. Parent, Jr.
and William G. Shade. in the North Carolina Historical Review. Forth
coming, fall 2009.
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Contributor
Koda-Kimble, M.A., Young, L.Y., Kradjan, W.A., et al., eds. Applied
Therapeutics: The Clinical Use of Drugs. Ninth Edition. Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins.
Professor of Communication Studies
Article
Smith, M. R. and Lilley, M. “The seven questions and The Daily
Record.” Grassroots Editor, 49(4), 19-20. Winter 2008.
Journal Article
“Hyperlocalism and The Daily Record.” Grassroots Editor,
49(3), 12-17.
Essays
“HWJRN = WWJD?” In Robert H. Woods, Jr. and Quentin
Schultze (Eds.) Understanding Evangelical Media: The Changing
Face of Christian Communication. Downers Grove, Illinois.
InterVarsity Press.
Publications
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Publications
“What scandal is most likely to wreck the church?” In Robert H.
Woods, Jr. and Quentin Schultze (Eds.) Understanding Evangelical
Media: The Changing Face of Christian Communication. Downers
Grove, Illinois. InterVarsity Press.
“Get your mojo working in local news.” In Robert H. Woods, Jr.
and Quentin Schultze (Eds.) Understanding Evangelical Media:
The Changing Face of Christian Communication. Downers Grove,
Illinois. InterVarsity Press.
“News + anything = bias.” In Robert H. Woods, Jr. and Quentin
Schultze (Eds.) Understanding Evangelical Media: The Changing
Face of Christian Communication. Downers Grove, Illinois.
InterVarsity Press. 2008.
“What are the alternatives to mainstream mass media?” In Robert H.
Woods, Jr. and Quentin Schultze (Eds.) Understanding Evangelical
Media: The Changing Face of Christian Communication. Downers
Grove, Illinois: InterVarsity Press. 2008.
Dr. Peggy Smith
Assistant Professor, School of Education
Publications
Co-author with Redmond, M. L., Wake Forest University: “East
Clayton Elementary School’s Daily Spanish Program – An Innovative
Model of Success.” Learning Languages: The Professional Journal
of the National Network of Early Language Learning. Volume XIV,
Number 2. Spring 2009.
Re-visioning of the Master of School Administration program
materials including all course descriptions, standards matrix,
processes, rubrics for each required course and program rationale.
Dr. Cynthia L. Starita
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Book
The Mounting Threat of Domestic Terrorism: al Qaeda and the
Salvadoran Gang MS-13. New York: LFB Scholarly. 2009.
Dr. Gilbert A Steiner
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Book Chapter
“Osteoporosis.” Community Pharmacy Practice Case Studies. Ed.
Jean-Venable R. “Kelly” Goode, Lynne M. Roman, and Kristin W.
Weitzel. American Pharmacists Association, 2009.
Dr. Larry N. Swanson
Professor and Chairman, Department of Pharmacy Practice
CD-ROM
Shargel, Leon; Mutnick, Alan; Souney, Paul; Swanson, Larry.
“Comprehensive Pharmacy Review NAPLEX Preparation” CD-ROM.
Baltimore: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 7th edition, 2010.
Books
Mutnick, Alan; Souney, Paul; Swanson, Larry; Shargel, Leon.
Comprehensive Pharmacy Review Practice Exams. Baltimore:
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 7th Edition. 2010.
Shargel, Leon; Mutnick, Alan; Souney, Paul; Swanson, Larry.
Comprehensive Pharmacy Review. Baltimore: Lippincott Williams &
Wilkins, 7th edition. 2010.
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Publications
Dr. Tina H. Thornhill
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Book Chapter
“Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis.” Shargel, L, et al. eds.
Comprehensive Pharmacy Review. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams
& Wilkins. 2010. pp. 1093-1117.
Dr. Mary L. Townsend
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Article
Clarke, A., Stein, C.R., Townsend, M.L. “Drug Interactions with HIV
Antiretroviral Therapy.” U.S. Pharmacist. 2008. 33 (4): HS3 -HS21.
Dr. Andrew H. Wakefield
Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek
Article
“What Happens When We Pray.” Review & Expositor, Fall 2007
(published in early 2008).
Publications
Olivia L. Weeks
William A. Woodruff
Director of the Law Library and Assistant Professor of Law
Professor of Law
Book Chapter
“We Are in the Business of Service: Serving Students and Faculty in
an Academic Law Library.” The Changing Role of Academic Law
Librarianship. Boston, Massachusetts. Aspatore. 2008.
Articles
“The Bologna Process and German Legal Education. Developing
Professional Competence through Clinical Experiences.” 9 German
Law Journal. 575 (2008).
Dr. Ran Whitley
“Clinical Legal Education - eine Option fur die deutsche
Juristenausbildung?” 22 Juristen Zeitung 1068 (2008).
Professor of Music
Musical Compositions
“Meter Reader” (Tuned Musical Pipes). Premiered April 14, 2009,
Campbell University Percussion ensemble. 2009.
“O How I Love Jesus” (Orchestral Setting), The Corporation of
Mercer University. Macon, Georgia. 2008.
Dr. Derek K. Yonai
Lundy Chair of Business Philosophy
Book
Study Guide to Economics: The Basics. McGraw-Hill, 2008.
“Now Thank We All Our God” (Orchestral Setting), The Corporation
of Mercer University. Macon, Georgia. 2008.
“O Zion, Haste” (Orchestral Setting), The Corporation of Mercer
University, Macon, Georgia. 2008.
“O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus” (Orchestral Setting), The
Corporation of Mercer University. Macon, Georgia. 2008.
“Modal Canon,” SoundScapes. Central Carolina Chapter of
the American Orff Shulewerk Association, Durham, North
Carolina. 2009.
Publications
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Presentations
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Dr. James A. Boyd
Associate Professor
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Abstracts
Cherukuri, K., Al-Achi, A., Patel, S. and Patel D. “Density Factor
Determination of Some NSAID Over-the-Counter Products.” 2009
ISEP Meeting, Raleigh, North Carolina. March 20, 2009. This poster
won in the Graduate Students Poster Competition.
Presentations
“Pharmacy Law Update.” CE program for the Cape Fear Pharmacists
Association, Fayetteville, North Carolina. December 16, 2008.
Dr. Connie L. Barnes
RXTRA Profit Workshop and Meeting, Facilitator and Speaker,
Chicago, Illinios. May 2-7, 2008
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
Director of Drug Information
Poster Presentation
Roane, M.E., Smith, J.D., Barnes, C.L., et al. “Community Pharmacist
Recommendations for Nonprescription Treatment of Productive
and Non-Productive Cough.” Resident Poster Presentation, ASHP
Midyear Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. December 2008.
Professional Meeting
Roane, M.E., Smith, J.D., Barnes, C.L., et al. “Community Pharmacist
Recommendations for Nonprescription Treatment of Productive
and Non-Productive Cough.” Resident Presentation, Southeastern
Residency Conference, Athens, Georgia. April, 2009.
“Understanding and Applying Financial Analysis in Decision
Making.” September 24, 2008, Wichita Falls, Texas.
“Pharmacy Law Update.” CE program for the Cape Fear Pharmacists
Association, Fayetteville, North Carolina. February 8, 2008.
“Law Update and Review.” CE programs recorded with pre-tests and
post-tests Campbell-RTP Campus.
National Meeting Presentation
“NCPA Digest: Executive Summary and Management Tool.” Annual
Convention, October 6, 2008, Tampa, Florida.
Dr. Ann E. Brand
Instructor of Psychology
Presentation
“Parent-Adolescent Discussions of Sad and Worried Events: Sex
and Developmental Differences in Parental Emotion Socialization.”
Biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development,
Denver, Colorado. April 2009.
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Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Dr. Steven M. Davis
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy
Series of Lectures
Presented three lectures on “David and Discipleship” for the
Smoky Mountain Institute of Christian Studies, October 17, 2008.
Waynesville, North Carolina.
Presentations
“Polypharmacy Issues.” 37th Annual Emery C. Miller Medical
Symposium, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, August 2008.
Presentations
Taught overview of the Book of Exodus for pastors at
Chowan University.
“Walk About Jerusalem: Protestant Pilgrims in the Holy Land,”
Symposium on Archaeology and the Media, Duke University.
April 24, 2009.
“Reflections on a Pedagogy for Teaching Old Testament,” annual
meeting of the Southeastern Conference for the Study of Religion,
March 15, 2009, Greensboro, North Carolina.
“New Drugs.” 37th Annual Emery C. Miller Medical Symposium.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, August 2008.
Dr. Richard H. Drew
Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice
Presentations
“Bugs vs. Drugs.” Presented to the Illinois Society of Health-Systems
Pharmacists, Chicago, Illinios. September 2008.
Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy
“Advocating Antimicrobial Stewardship.” Part of CME-accredited
teleconconference series entitled “Adopting and Implementing CAMRSA Community-Acquired Pneumonia Guidelines in Hospitals”
September 9, 2008. September 11, 2008. September 18, 2008.
September 23, 2008. September 24, 2008.
Presentations
“What is a Culture of Safety?” Harnett County Pharmaceutical
Association. Dunn, North Carolina. November 18, 2008.
“Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs: How to Start and Steer a
Successful Program.” ACPE-accredited START CE program for
pharmacists, Durham, North Carolina. September 25, 2008.
“The Microphone is Always On.” Campus Crusade for Christ.
January, 2009.
“Prevention and Treatment Strategies for Invasive Mycoses”
Presented at an ACPE- and CME-accredited program for pharmacists
and physicians, Worchester, Massachusetts. November 2007.
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.
“What is a Culture of Safety?” AHEC, Greenville, North Carolina.
October 6, 2008.
Fuller, S., Nye, A., Cisneros, B. Teaching New Teachers Workshop,
School of Pharmacy. April 3, 2008. July 15, 2008. August 22, 2008.
“Prevention and Treatment Strategies for Invasive Mycoses.”
Presented at an ACPE- and CME-accredited program for pharmacists
and physicians, Durham, North Carolina.
“Why is Quality Assurance Important?” North Carolina Board of
Pharmacy Inspectors. Chapel Hill, North Carolina. August 20, 2008.
“Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs: How to Start and Steer
a Successful Program.”ACPE-accredited START CE program for
pharmacists, Charleston, South Carolina. September 27, 2008.
“What is a Culture of Safety?” AHEC Continuing Education Program,
Greensboro, North Carolina. December 13, 2008.
“Bugs vs. Drugs.” Presented to the Florida Society of Health-Systems
Pharmacists, Orlando, Florida. August 2008.
“Resumes.” PREP Camp Program, School of Pharmacy, May 20, 2008.
“Medication Error Review.” North Carolina Board of Pharmacy.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina. August 6, 2008.
“Safe and Effective Use of Antibiotics.”Delivered as part of the
Clinical Pharmacology Lecture Series, Duke University Hospital,
November 15, 2007.
Dr. W. Lin Coker II
“Antimicrobial Resistance:Pills and Paradigms.” Presented at the
Greenville AHEC. February 2008.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Professional Meetings
Coker, W., Cagle, T., “Procedure Development for Determining
Lead Content in Paint Samples from Harnett County Schools.” NCAS
Annual Meeting, Warren Wilson College, North Carolina. 2009.
Coker, W., McSpadden, S., “Lead - Could It Be In You? The Analysis
of Children’s Toys for Lead and How It Affects the Human Body.”
122nd NC-ACS Sectional Conference. 2008.
Margaret Person Currin
Professor of Law
Presentation
“Campaign Cash and the Constitution.” Meredith College’s
Constitution Day. September 17, 2008.
“Newer antifungal delivery systems.” Presented at the 3rd Advances
in Aspergillus Symposium, Miami, Florida. January 2008.
“Staphylococcus Aureus: New Insights and Continued Challenges.”
Presented as a CME-accredited program for medical staff at the
Granville Hospital, Oxford, North Carolina. February 2008.
“Institutional Technology for Antibiotic Prescribing: The Duke
Update.” Presented at 8th Annual Carolinas Antimicrobal
Stewardship Effort Workshop. Pinehurst, North Carolina.
February 2008.
“Staphylococcus Aureus: New Insights and Continued Challenges.”
Presented as a CME-accredited program for medical staff at the
Bristol Regional Medical Center, Bristol, Tennessee. March 2008.
“Information Technology for Optimizing Management of
Infectious Diseases.” Presented at the European Congress of
Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, Barcelona, Spain.
April 18, 2008.
“Principles of Safe and Efficacious Use: Selecting an Antifungal
Treatment Regimen.” Delivered to the American Transplant
Conference, Toronto, Canada. June 2008.
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Presentations
“Bugs vs. Drugs.” Presented to the Georgia Society of HealthSystems Pharmacists, Amelia Island, Florida. July 2008.
“Treatment and Prophylaxis of Invasive Fungal Infections: Current
Therapies.” Presented to the Oncology Nurses Association,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. May 2008.
“Pharmacology of Invasive Fungal Infections.”ACPE- and CMEapproved pre-recorded teleconference with live question-answer
sessions. November 2007.
Dr. J. Dean Farmer
Chair and Assistant Professor, Department of
Communication Studies
Presentations
“Feasibility of Establishing an Undergraduate Health Communication
Program at a Small Private University: Preliminary Investigations and
Analysis.” International Conference on Learning and Teaching in
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. August 2008.
Dr. James B. Groce III
Professor of Pharmacy
Professional Meetings
The United States House of Representatives. Deep Vein Thrombosis
Awareness in Support of House Resolution Promoting March as
Annual Deep Vein Thrombosis Screening Month. Washington, DC.
July 24, 2008.
9th Annual Antithrombotic Therapy Symposium-Improving
Anticoagulation in Detroit. Clinical Pearls in Arterial
Thromboembolism-Rapid Cases: Inpatient Anticoagulation
Laboratory Monitoring-Case Based Approach. Dearborn, Michigan.
April 23, 2008.
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) awareness. Women in Government
15th Annual State Directors Conference and Eight Biennial First Term
Legislators Conference. St. Petersburg, Florida. January 2009.
Improving anticoagulant therapy. Will you be ready for the Joint
Commission-DVT/PE quality measurement. Northwest Area Health
Education Center. Hickory, North Carolina. October 8, 2008.
“Pharmacy Practice Update: SystematicAnticoagulation Management
in the Acute Care Setting.” Focus on Oral Anticoagulation with
Vitamin K Antagonists. Greenville, North Carolina. May 3, 2008.
Antithrombotic and Thrombolytic Therapy 2008 ACCP EvidenceBased Clinical Practice Guidelines 8th Edition. Noon-day conference
for Physicians, Medical Continuing Education/Medical Grand
Rounds. Forsyth Memorial Hospital, Winston Salem, North Carolina.
March 3, 2009.
“Safety of Biosimilar Compounds: Implications for Anticoagulants;
Health Care System Issues and Implications for Other Drug Classes.”
Round Table Meeting in conjunction with American Society of
Consultant Pharmacists Leadership Council. American Society of
Consultant Pharmacists Meeting. Las Vegas, Nevada. May 16, 2008.
“Warfarin and its role for management of venous thromboembolism.”
Stop the clot symposium. National Alliance for Thrombosis and
Thrombophillias. Greensboro, North Carolina. March 5, 2009.
“Providing quality antithrombotic therapy: Meeting the challenge of
national performance measures.” 2008 Minority Health Conference
and ABHP Meeting for The American Society of Health System
Pharmacists/ASHP Advantage. Atlanta, Georgia. May 18, 2008.
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Presentations
Anticoagulation in special populations: pregnancy, morbid obesity,
and renal failure with pertinent CHEST (American College of Chest
Physicians Antithrombotic and thrombolytic therapy Evidence-Based
Clinical Practice Guidelines) updates. North Carolina Acute Care
Practice Forum Meeting. Concord, North Carolina. March 25, 2009.
“Improving anticoagulant therapy: Will you be ready for the
Joint Commission-DVT/PE quality measurement.” Medical Grand
Rounds, Iredell Memorial Health System. Statesville, North Carolina.
September 18, 2008.
“Antithrombotic and Thrombolytic Therapy 2008 ACCP EvidenceBased Clinical Practice Guidelines.” 8th Edition. Noon-day
conference, Family Medicine Teaching Program, The Moses Cone
Health System/UNC School of Medicine. Greensboro, North
Carolina. January 26, 2009.
“Low molecular weight heparins: Patient safety and clinical data
requirements for follow-on generic biologic compounds.”
Health system issues and implications for other drug classes.
North American Thrombosis Forum. Boston, Massachusetts.
September 28, 2008.
“Low molecular weight heparins: Patient safety and clinical data
requirements for follow-on generic biologic compounds.” Health
care system issues and implications for other drug classes. American
College of Chest Physicians Meeting. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
October 28, 2008.
“Improving anticoagulant therapy: Will you be ready for the
Joint Commission-DVT/PE quality measurement.” Area L Health
Education Center Pharmacy ACPE Conference. Wilson, North
Carolina. November 12, 2008.
Other Educational Institution
Anticoagulation Update 2008/New ACCP Guidelines. Medical Grand
Rounds. Mary Washington Hospital Medical CME Conference.
Fredricksburg, Virgina. November 7, 2008.
“Best practices: Ways to identify, monitor and manage patients at risk
for deep vein thrombosis.” Thomas Jefferson University School of
Population Health. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. January 7, 2009.
Dr. Karen Guzman
Associate Professor of Biology
Professional Meeting
“Using the Process of Biological Research To Develop Critical
Thinking and Presentation Skills.” The National Association of
Biology Teachers 2008 Professional Development Conference,
Memphis, Tennessee. October 2008.
Keith Hight
Technical Director
Presentations
“Releasing your Creativity.” Kennedy Center American College
Theatre Festival. Greensboro, North Carolina.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Dr. Cameron H. Jorgenson
Professor of History, Director of Historical Studies
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics
Professional Meeting
Attended the spring 2009 meeting of the Historical Society of North
Carolina held at the Levine Museum of the New South, Charlotte,
North Carolina, April 3, 2009. Head presentations on “Susie Sharp,
Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court,” “The Digitized
North Carolina Map Collection” at the Southern Historical Collection
at UNC-Chapel Hill, and “John Alston’s role in the early Civil Rights
Movement in North Carolina.”
Presentations
“Curious Faith.” Lecture Series, North Carolina State University
Baptist Student Union, Raleigh, North Carolina. January-March 2009.
Presentation
Presented “Profiles of the Founders of the St. David’s Society” at
the International North American Association of Welsh Studies
Conference held at Victoria College, University of Toronto, Toronto
Canada, July 30-August 2, 2008.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.
Charles Howard Professor and Chairman,
Department of Religion
Professional Meeting
“Charles Barrett Howard: Preacher, Professor, Philanthropist,”
Presented at the American Society of Church History, New York,
New York. January, 2009.
Dr. Haydn Tiago Jones
Associate Professor of Spanish
“Faith and Pilgrimage.” Lecture series, Southwest Baptist University,
Bolivar, Missouri. March 2009.
“Redeeming Eros.” American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting,
“Beyond the Boundaries.” Lecture series. Chicago, Illinois.
November 2008.
Dr. James I. Martin, Sr.
Associate Professor of History
Presentations
Presentation on “The Rise of Adolf Hitler” to William Gage’s
European History class at Harnett Central High School.
“Harry Golden: Jewish Tarheel Journalist” North Carolina Association
of Historians Meeting, Appalachian State University. Boone, North
Carolina. March 2009.
Dr. D. Byron May
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Contributor
Revision of topics for UpToDate. “Trimethoprim/Sulfamethaoxazole”
and “Tetracyclines.”
Professional Meetings
“Pablo Neruda y Fernando Pessoa, exponentes maximos de la
iberidad.” Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference,
Wilmington North Carolina. October 9-11, 2008.
Presentations
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Dr. Richard M. McKee
Associate Professor of Music
Presentation
Presented Paper titled “Music, Christian Philosophy and August
Rush” to The Lyricist, Department of English. Campbell University.
March 21, 2009.
Dr. John C. Mero
Assistant Professor of Government
Presentation
Presented a paper, “MADDening: Situating Mothers Against Drunk
Driving within the Interest Group Literature.” Chaired a panel
and served as a discussant on a student panel. February 2009.
UNC Greensboro.
Dr. Phillip J. Morrow
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Choral Activities
Lead Teacher/Lecturer
North Carolina Governors School, East Campus, 2008 session,
Meredith College, June-July 2008. Presented concerts featuring
multiple text settings by different composers and texts featuring
multi-cultural influences.
Clinician
Choral clinic, Harnett Central High School. March 24, 2009.
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Conductor
“The Music of Faith: Multi-cultural expressions from Catholic,
Protestant, and dissenting traditions.” Concerts presented in Italy
as part the choir’s international tour, featuring the Campbell
University Choir. Rome, May 16, 2008; Sorrento, May 18, 2008;
Positano, May 20, 2008.
Performance by the Campbell University Choral Society, soloists,
and orchestra. Handel’s full oratorio was performed. November
16, 2008. Buies Creek.
Adjudicator
Mt. Olive College High School Choral Festival, February 19, 2009.
Statewide choral music auditions for the North Carolina Governors
School, 2009 session. Meredith College. January 31, 2009.
Choral Music Coordinator/Planner
The New Baptist Century Gathering, a statewide conference of
the North Carolina Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Planned and
implemented music for the worship event, which involved
singers from multiple universities. February 9, 2009. Greensboro,
North Carolina.
Dr. Ann M. Nye
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Presentation
“A Stepped Approach to Chronic Pain Management.” Presented at
the Geriatric Symposium: “Transitions in Care.” Greenville, North
Carolina, October 3, 2008.
Presentations
Posters
Brown K.P., Nye A.M., Moore M., Pound M. “A Retrospective
Analysis of the Ability for an Application Rubric to Predict Academic
Performance in the Campbell University Doctor of Pharmacy
Program.” American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual
Meeting, Chicago, Illinois. July 2008.
“From Tradition to Mission.” Snyder Memorial Baptist Church.
Fayetteville, North Carolina. February 23, 2008.
Nye A.M., Nolley K.A. “Survey of North Carolina Pharmacists
Preferences for Continuing Education Participation.” American
Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Chicago,
Illinois. July 2008.
Dr. Kella B. Price, SPHR CPLP
Other Institution
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, Brody
School of Medicine, East Carolina University, 2008-2009.
Dr. Ann Ortiz
“Christian Leadership and Faith Development.” Baptist Campus
Ministry, Appalachian State University. Boone, North Carolina.
October 9, 2008.
Adjunct Faculty, Business Administration and French
Presentations
“Preventing Burnout-Keeping Volunteers Engaged.” ASTD’s Leaders
Conference. Crystal City, Virginia. November 2008.
“Effective Teams: Accountability Starts with You.” Imperial Valley
Community College. El Centro, California. October 2008.
Associate Professor of Foreign Language
“Rebalance and Rejuvenate: Reducing and Managing Stress.” Yuma,
Arizona. October 2008.
Presentations
“Sacred Space in the Writings of Jorge Luis Borges and Octavio Paz.”
58th Annual Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference.
Wilmington, North Carolina.
“Effective Rewards and Recognition Programs: Getting Better
Performance and Keeping Good Employees.” Imperial Valley HR
Association. El Centro, California. September 2008.
“Artistic Renditions of Cabeza de Vaca and His Journey.”Annual
meeting of the North Carolina Association of Historians, Appalachian
State University, Boone, North Carolina. March, 2009.
Dr. Rorin M. Platt
Associate Professor of History
Presentations
“Senator Robert Rice Reynolds: Tarheel Isolationist.” Government,
History and Justice Luncheon Learn series. Campbell University,
Buies Creek, North Carolina. September 2007.
“A Cavalier in Cloak: Francis Pickens Miller, Interventionism and
the Secret War Against Hitler.” Annual Conference of the Society
for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR). Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. June 2008.
“A Tarheel in Cloak: George Watts Hill, Interventionism and the
Shadow War Against Hitler.” Raleigh History Club dinner meeting,
Raleigh, North Carolina. December 2007.
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Presentations
“Evaluating Medical Literature.” Monthly CE Development for Cape
Fear Valley Health System. Fayetteville, North Carolina, April 2009.
“ON-TARGET-Significant Papers in Pharmacotherapy.” Southern
Regional Area Health Education Center. Fayetteville, North Carolina.
September 2008.
“JUPITER: Changing Practice or Just a Nice Planet.” Monthly Meeting
of the Cape Fear Pharmaceutical Association, Fayetteville, North
Carolina. March 2009.
Dr. Bruce P. Powers
Langston Professor of Christian Education
Presentations
“The Journey From Crucifixion to the Church: A Call to Ministry.”
Annual Session of the North Carolina Foundation for Christian
Ministries. Lucama, North Carolina. April 22, 2008.
“Effective Rewards and Recognition Programs: Getting Better
Performance and Keeping Good Employees.” Arizona State SHRM
Conference. Phoenix, Arizona. September 2008.
“Take me Seriously! Networking and Getting Noticed (in a
good way).”ABWA Territorial Charter Chapter. Yuma, Arizona.
August 2008.
You’re HIRED! Resumes and Cover Letters to Get Results.” American
Business Women’s Association (ABWA): Lakeland Downtown
Express Network. May 2008.
Daniel M. Rodgers
Associate Professor of Art and Design
Reviewer
Invited to serve on the AIGA’s annual (American Institute of
Graphic Arts) Professional/Senior Portfolio Review. An opportunity
for graduating seniors in design, illustration, photography, etc
to have regional professionals and faculty affiliated with the
AIGA_Raleigh Chapter to review their recent work and offer critical
feedback that will hopefully help prepare these young people for
professional service.
Non-juried Exhibitions of Original Artwork
Solo Exhibition of watercolors with a focus on the Study Abroad
experience to Italy. E.P. Sauls Gallery. Campbell University.
Participated in bi-annual faculty exhibition. E.P. Sauls Gallery.
Campbell University
Presentation
Student attended lecture and field trip. Addressed and co-led
thirty-plus students to an exhibit at the Nasher Museum (Duke
University) entitled El Greco to Velasquez: Spanish Art from the
reign of Phillip II.
Juried Exhibitions of Original Artwork
The North Carolina Watercolor; Juried. Ambleside Gallery.
Greensboro, North Carolina. State Fair of North Carolina-Professional
Fine Art Exhibit, juried. Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Watercolor Society of North Carolina. Annual Exhibit, Juried.
Greenville, North Carolina.
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Dr. O. Tatiana Seeligman
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Presentations
“Alquimia estética en La mujer que tenía los pies feos (2001) de
Jordi Soler.” Annual Mountain Interstate Foreign Language
Conference (MIFLC), UNC-Wilmington, Wilmington, North Carolina.
October 2008.
“Living and Working Between the Spaces: Academic Service
Learning in a Conversation and Composition Course..” Annual
American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL).
Orlando, Florida. November 2008.
“Making Academic Service Learning a Part of Higher Education.”
Campbell University Faculty Address. Buies Creek, North Carolina.
August 2008.
“A Discussion of her novel by Gioconda Belli.” Carolina Conference
on Romance Languages and Literatures. UNC-CH. March 2009.
“Raising Awareness on AIDS.” Film discussion of Yesterday. Zulu,
2004. Dr. Kenneth Morefield, Campbell University. March 2009.
Breck Smith
Associate Professor of Art
Art Exhibitions
North Carolina Artists Exhibition, Raleigh Fine Arts Society, Betty
Ray McCain Gallery, Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts,
juror: Kimberly Rorschach, Ph. D., Director, Nasher Museum of Art,
Duke University.
Art Exhibitions
23rd International Juried Show. Visual Arts Center of New Jersey,
Summit, New Jersey, juror: Adelina Vlas, Assistant Curator of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Campbell University Art Department Faculty Exhibition. E. P. Sauls
Gallery, Taylor Bott Rogers Fine Arts Building, Campbell University.
Buies Creek, North Carolina.
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Professor of Communication Studies
Presentations
“Ten secrets to getting a byline and a paycheck.” Workshop
presented at the BP Journalism Conference. Nashville. October 2008.
Dr. Peggy Smith
Assistant Professor, School of Education
Presentations
North Carolina Principals/Assistant Principals Association: “Wanted:
Quality Teachers.” February 19, 2009. Friday Institute for Educational
Innovation. North Carolina State University, Centennial Campus.
Cooper Elementary School: “Leadership: Where to Wear your
Ponytail.” February 13, 2009.
Johnsonville Elementary School: “Be a Stephanie in Middle School
and in Life.” June 2, 2009.
East Clayton Elementary School: “Respect: It’s Who You Are, It’s
What You Do.” February 6, 2009.
Progress of Program Re-Visioning report to the 21st Century
Professionals Committee of the North Carolina State Board of
Education. March 4, 2009.
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Presentations
Conducted eight, two-day training sessions for more than 400
Principals, Superintendents and Central Office personnel on the
new evaluation instrument for K-12 Public School Principals.
Summer 2008.
“Daily Second Language in the Elementary School: It Can Be Done!”
Foreign Language Association of North Carolina (FLANC). WinstonSalem, North Carolina October, 2008.
Dr. Sally Thomas
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Vocal Studies
Soloist
Soprano soloist. Handel’s “Messiah” with the Campbell Choral
Society. November 2008.
Soprano soloist, Handel’s “Messiah” with the 28th Annual “Messiah
Sing-In” sponsored by Edenton Street United Methodist Church as a
benefit for the Food Bank of North Carolina. December 2008.
Soprano soloist, “Christmas at Cornerstone.” Cornerstone Baptist
Church, Wilmington, North Carolina. December 2008.
Soprano soloist, Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana.” Campbell Choral
Society. April 2009.
Soprano soloist, Mendelssohn’s “St. Paul.” Chancel Choir of Edenton
Street United Methodist Church. May 2009.
Presentations
Dr. Tina H. Thornhill
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Iowa Music Educators Association (IMEA).State Convention. Iowa
State University, November 21, 2008. “Syllabic Pedagogy for
Rhythm Literacy.”
Presentations
“An Overview of Osteoporosis.” Presented at the Symposium
on Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis in Asheville, North Carolina.
October 2008.
Clinician/Conductor
Harnett County Middle School Honor Festival. Campbell University.
May 1, 2009.
“The Next Step-Gaining Power Over Parkinson’s Disease.” Presented
at the High Country Pharmacists Association meeting in Boone,
North Carolina. September 2008.
Dr. Charles Dwayne Wilson
“The Next Step - Gaining Power Over Parkinson’s Disease.”
Presented at the 2008 NW-AHEC Neurology Update in WinstonSalem, North Carolina. September 2008.
Abstract Presentation
Brady R., Kokosa S., Lingerfeldt B., Clinard V., Thornhill T., McBane
S. “Impact of Medication Therapy Management on Adherence to
Angiotensin Modifying Therapy as Recommended by the American
Diabetes Association Standards of Care in Geriatric Patients with
Diabetes.” Poster Presentation. 2009 APhA Annual Meeting and
Exposition, San Antonio, Texas.
Dr. David W. Thornton
Associate Professor, Department of Government,
History and Justice
Presentation
“Red, Blue, or Something Else Entirely? The Crucial Role of North
Carolina in the Elections of 2008.” Midwest Political Science
Association 67th Annual Conference. Chicago, Illinois. April 2008.
Dr. Mary L. Townsend
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Poster
“Incidence of Severe Hepatotoxicity related to Antiretroviral Therapy
in HIV/HCV co-infected Patients at Duke University Medical Center.”
Heil, E., Shipp K., Townsend M.L., Johnson M.D. Poster presentation
at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. December 2008.
E. Bert Wallace
Associate Professor of Theatre
Presentation
“Sin Onstage: Choices in Christian University Theatre.” Paper
presenting initial research findings at the Christians in Theatre
Arts (CITA) Annual Convention. Azuza-Pacific University. Azuza,
California. June 2008.
Theatrical Production
Directed “The Voice of the Prairie” by John Olive. February 2009.
Directed “The Love Course” by A. R. Gurney. September 2008.
Worked as dramaturg/editor for “Whitechapel,” a new play by
Jonathan Fitts. April 2009.
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Bands
and Instrumental Studies
Presentations
“Developing Your Leadership Style.” Cumberland County Teacher
Training Symposium. September 2008.
“Developing a Mentoring Program for the Band Directors of North
Carolina.” Music Educators National Convention State Meeting.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina. November 2008.
Betty R. Wishart
Adjunct Professor of Piano
Contribution
“Chroma: New Music for Piano”, Capstone Records, January 1, 2009
“Remembrance” and “Toccata II.”
William A. Woodruff
Professor of Law
Professional Meetings
2008 Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Meeting.
“Using Classroom Technology.”
2008 Annual Meeting of Florida Association of Neonatal Nurse
Practitioners.” Trial of a Neonatal Malpractice Case.”
2008 Federal Public Defenders Criminal Law Seminar. “Evidence:
Impeachment and Character Evidence.”
2008 AALS Mid-Year Meeting. “Teaching Evidence with Technology.”
Dr. Donna L. Woolard
Professor of Exercise Science
Professional Meetings
Freeman, William and Donna Woolard, “A New Vision for the Study
of Skilled Human Performance.” Annual Convention of the American
Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,
Tampa, Florida. March 31 - April 6, 2009.
Freeman, William and Donna Woolard, “A New Vision for the Study
of Skilled Human Performance.” Annual Conference of the National
Association for Kinesiology and Physical Education in Higher
Education, Sarasota, Florida. January 4-6, 2009.
Dr. Derek K. Yonai
Lundy Chair of Business Philosophy
Dr. Ran Whitley
Professor of Music
Presentations
Colorado Music Educators Association (CMEA). State Convention.
Colorado Springs, Colorado. January 23, 2009: “The Orff Method
Applied to Classroom Recorder Instruction.”
Professional Meetings
“Kelo v. City of New London and Gaming the System.”Eastern
Economic Association Meeting. New York. February 2009.
Yonai, Derek K. and J. Robert Subrick, “Recovering Property.”
Eastern Economic Association Meeting. New York. February 2009.
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Editorial Work
Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Spectrophotometric Evaluation of
Furosemide and Aminophylline Stability in Parenteral Solutions.”
The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. September 24, 2007.
Reviewer
Reviewer for Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Stability of Sunitinib in Oral
Suspension.” The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. December 11, 2007.
Dr. Antoine Al-Achi
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Stability of reconstituted
fluconazole oral suspension in plastic bottles and oral syringes.”
Annals of Pharmacotherapy. January 22, 2008.
Dr. Michael L. Adams
Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Reviewer
Reviewed a paper for The Annals of Pharmacotherapy entitled
“Methotrexate Pharmacokinetics in Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic
Leukemia: A Prognostic Value?” March 20, 2009.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Taste masking of Norfloxacin and
Tinidazole Tablet by Flavor Coating: A developmental approach.”
Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation. January 23, 2008.
Reviewed a paper for the Journal of Pharmacy Technology entitled
“The Effect of Pharmaceutical Care Program on Hypertension: A
meta-analysis.” April 1, 2009.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “The Exploration of the Molecular
Configuration of Ganoderic Acid A, Neolitacumone B, and Vanillin
through Experimental Studies and Density Functional Theory
Calculations.” Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation. March 24, 2008.
Reviewed a manuscript for the Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation
entitled “Dissolution Enhancement through Factorially Designed
Porous Solid Dispersions.” April 6, 2009.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Real-Time Acoustic Elastic Property
Monitoring of Drug Tablet Cores during Compaction.” Journal of
Pharmaceutical Innovation . March 24, 2008.
Reviewed a paper entitled “Clinical Pharmaceutics and Calcium
Ceftriaxone” for The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. July 30, 2007.
Reviewed a chapter in a textbook entitled Data Analysis & Statistics
For Nursing Research. Reviewed Chapter 1 entitled “Introduction to
Data Analysis in an Evidence-Based Practice Environment.” Prentice
Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey.
Reviewed a paper entitled “Monitoring of Anthracycline-Induced
Cardiotoxicity” for The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. July 3, 2007.
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Editorial Work
Editorial Work
Reviewed a paper entitled “Assessing the Reporting and Scientific
Quality of Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials of
Treatments for Anxiety Disorders.” The Annals of Pharmacotherapy.
Reviewed a paper entitled “Monitoring of High-shear Granulation
using Acoustic Emission: Predicting Granule Properties.” Journal of
Pharmaceutical Innovation. April 21, 2008.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Bevacizumab sterility in multiple
doses from a single-use vial.” The Annals of Pharmacotherapy.
May 22, 2008.
Reviewed a paper entitled “Integrated Sensing and Processing
Acoustic Resonance Spectrometry (ISP-ARS) in Differentiating
D-Tagatose and Other Toll Manufactured Drugs.” Journal of
Pharmaceutical Innovation. July 1, 2008.
Reviewed a paper entitled “Stability of Low Concentration
Ceftazidime in Normal Saline and Balanced Salt Solutions in Plastic
Syringes Under Various Storage Conditions.” International Journal of
Pharmaceutical Compounding. July 2, 2008.
Reviewed a manuscript for Chapter 11 in a new physical pharmacy
book entitled Basic Physical Pharmacy.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Rheology and Thermotropic
Gelation of Aqueous Sodium Alginate Solutions.” Journal of
Pharmaceutical Innovation. October 24, 2008.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Conversion of Critically Ill
Patients from Continuous Insulin Infusions to Subcutaneous Insulin.”
The Annals of Pharmacotherapy. November 4, 2008.
Reviewed a manuscript entitled “Floating in situ gel based on
alginate as carrier for stomach-specific drug delivery of famotidine.”
Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation. January 27, 2009.
“Impact of APPE’s on Self Directed Learning Readiness.” American
Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. July 2008.
Drug Name Safety Reviews for Safe Medication Practices Consulting,
Dr. Neil Davis, 2008-2009.
Dr. Karen Guzman
Associate Professor of Biology
Textbook Review
Review of The Cell: A Molecular Approach. Cooper and Hausman,
ASM Press and Sinauer Associates. 2008.
Dr. Sammy Wayne Hatcher
Associate Professor of Education
Supervisor
Supervised a doctoral dissertation. “Integrating Spirituality and
Psychology in Vocational Discernment: Selected Psychospiritual
Factors and their Effect on the Career Decision-making Process.”
Dr. Thomas J. Holmes, Jr.
Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Book Chapter Reviewer
Handbook of Nonprescription Drugs: An Interactive Approach
to Self-Care, Editor in Chief R. R. Berardi, American Pharmacists
Association, 16th edition. 2009.
Manuscript Reviewer
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, American Chemical Society.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Dr. Connie L. Barnes
Professor of History, Director of Historical Studies
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
Director of Drug Information
Reviewer
Reviewed Manuscript: Three Chapters, Chapter 7, “Late Antiquity,”
Chapter 16, “The Scientific Revolution,” Chapter 23, “Europe at the
Fin de Siecle: The Crisis of Liberalism and the Birth of Mass Society”
for a new textbook Western Civilization, for McGraw-Hill.
Refereeing Manuscripts
Refereeing Manuscripts for Annals of Pharmacotherapy, Journal of
the American Pharmacists Association, US Pharmacist.
Book Review
Book Review for Jones and Bartlett Publishers
Serving on Editorial Board
Editorial Board: Evaluations of Drug Interactions.
Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Associate Professor of Old Testament,
Campbell University Divinity School
Editorial Work
Contributing Editor, Baptists Today.
Dr. Brad N. Chazotte
Associate Professor of Clinical Research
Peer Reviewer
Biochemical Pharmacology.
Reviewed A. Daniel Frankforter and William M. Spellman, The West:
A Narrative History, Upper Saddle River, New Jesrey: Pearson/
Prentice Hall, Chapter 19, “The Age of Ideology” pp. 518-545.
Other Professional
Served as an Advanced Placement United States History Reader
for the eleventh consecutive year at the 2008 Advanced Placement
United States History Reading sponsored by the College Board,
Educational Testing Services, Princeton, New Jersey, and held at the
Louisville Convention Center, Louisville, Kentucky, June 5-12, 2008.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.
Charles B. Howard Professor of Religion and
Chair of the Department of Religion
Editorial Board
Baptist History and Heritage
Dr. Haydn Tiago Jones
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.
Associate Professor of Spanish
Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy
Refereeing Manuscripts
Review Assistant for Cengage - Experiencias Spanish Textbook.
January 2009.
Reviewer
“Medication Safety Alert Newsletter,” Institute for Safe Medication
Practices. Smetzer, Cohen, Jenkins, Editors, 2008-2009.
Editorial Work
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Editorial Work
Dr. Constantine G. Kledaras
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Chair, Department of Social Work
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Editorial Work
Reviewed 10 abstract submissions for presentation at the Annual
Program Director’s Conference at Phoenix, Arizona. March 2009.
Reviewer
Saudi Medical Journal.
Reviewed 8 abstract submissions for presentation at the Annual
CSWE Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. October 2008,
Dr. Elizabeth L. Rambo
Editorial Board
Serve on The Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics
Editorial Board Member
Member, Editorial Board, Medieval Perspectives. Journal of the
Southeastern Medieval Association (SEMA). 2006-2009.
Dr. D. Byron May
Associate Professor of Pharmacy
Manuscript Referee
Reviewer for Pharmacotherapy, Annals of Pharmacotherapy.
Associate Professor of English
Member, Editorial Board, Slayage: The Online International Journal
of Buffy Studies/The Whedon Studies Association Journal. http://
www.slayageonline.com
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Dr. Ann M. Nye
Professor of Communication Studies
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Editorial Work
Judge of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication’s inaugural national Equity and Diversity Award.
Editorial Board
Editorial Review Board, The Consultant Pharmacist. 2008-2009.
Dr. Ann M. Ortiz
Associate Professor of Spanish/Co-Director of College of Arts
and Sciences Honors Program
Editorial Work
Standard writer for Department of Public Instruction - Modern
Language Division
Coordinator of the 2009 North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction Teacher Standards
Dr. Peggy Smith
Assistant Professor, School of Education
Editorial Work
Served on year-long panel of North Carolina Professors of
Educational Leadership, McRel Consultants and the Department
of Public Instruction to write rubrics and other materials for
assessments of candidates for Master of School Administration
based on the new North Carolina Standards for School
Executives: Principals.
Writing Committee, Higher Education Liason for Modern Languages.
Dr. Cynthia L. Starita
Dr. Rorin M. Platt
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Associate Professor of History
Book Editor
American Diplomacy. 1999-2006.
Article Review
“Weapons Related Violence Among Students in Philadelphia and
Toronto: The Gang Connection.” The Journal of Gang Research.
Chicago. 2008.
Editorial Board
Member, Board of Directors, American Diplomacy Publishers.
Reviewing Editor
The Journal of Gang Research. Chicago.
Member, Editorial Board of Brill Publishing’s new book series,
“History of International Relations, Diplomacy and
Intelligence.” (IRDI)
Dr. Gilbert A. Steiner
Editorial Work
Member of the Editorial Board of Brill Publishing’s (est. 1683)
“History of International Relations, Diplomacy and Intelligence.”
Member of the Board of Directors, American Diplomacy Publishers,
which publishes American Diplomacy, the on-line journal of
American Foreign Policy based at UNC- Chapel Hill.
Book Editor
Book Review Editor, American Diplomacy, 1999-2006.
The George C. Marshall Conference: “The Citizen as Diplomat”, The
US Department of State, Washington, DC. February, 26-27 2009.
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Refereeing Manuscripts
Potti, Lakshmi, and Haines, Stuart T. “Continuous Subcutaneous
Insulin Infusion Therapy: Insulin Pumps Primer.” Journal of the
American Pharmacists Association. 2008.
Dr. Sally Thomas
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Vocal Studies
Adjudication
Adjudicator, North Carolina chapter, National Association of
Teachers of Singing, Inc.Student Auditions (Musical Theatre).
November 2008. Elon University.
Adjudicator, North Carolina chapter, National Association of
Teachers of Singing, Inc. Student Auditions (Classical). February
2009. UNC-Greensboro.
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Editorial Work
Adjudicator, Mid-Atlantic Region, National Association of Teachers
of Singing, Inc. Student Auditions (Classical and Musical Theatre).
April 2009. Appalachian State University.
E. Bert Wallace
Adjudicator, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction 2009
Governor’s School Auditions. January 2009. Meredith College.
Review
Textbook review/focus group, Theatre Lives (Kendal/Hunt)
Adjudicator, Raleigh Fine Arts Society Choral Celebration. April 2009.
Meymandi Hall, Raleigh.
Reader/Scorer
Read/scored scholastic standardized test responses for
Pearson Education.
Dr. Tina H. Thornhill
Associate Editor
Theatre Symposium Vol. 18 (2009).
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Associate Professor of Theatre
Refereeing Manuscripts
The Annals of Pharmacotherapy (2003 - present).
Adjudicator
Served as professional respondent to theatrical productions entered
in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
Dr. Andrew H. Wakefield
Dr. Taek H. You
Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek
Assistant Professor of Biology
Editor
Issue Editor. “Prayer.” Review & Expositor. Fall 2007 (published
in early 2008).
Review
Reviewed Chapter 21, 29 and 38 of the non-major biology textbook:
Audesirk/Audesirk/Byers Biology: Life on Earth, 9th edition,
Pearson/Benjamin Cummings.
Associate Editor
Associate Editor and member of Editorial Board, Review & Expositor.
Scholarship Referee
Member of committee to choose recipient of the NABPR
Dissertation Scholarship.
Editorial Work
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Professional Memberships
Dr. Michael L. Adams
Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry
Professional Honor
Appointed to the Johnston County Board of Health. March 2009.
Honors and Awards
Professor of the Year Award (P-2 Class of 2011).Campbell University
School of Pharmacy. March 12, 2009.
Dr. Tim Bloom
The Asklepios Key, Delta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Psi
Pharmaceutical Fraternity. April 24, 2008.
Memberships
American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
2008 Grand Council Certificate of Excellence Award. Kappa Psi
Pharmaceutical Fraternity International, September 2008.
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Associate Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Memberships
Society of Toxicology
Dr. Elizabeth D. Blue
American Chemical Society
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Membership
American Chemical Society
International Society for the Study of Xenobiotics
Dr. Connie L. Barnes
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice,
Director of Drug Information
Memberships
American Pharmacists Association
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
North Carolina Association of Pharmacists
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Professional Memberships
Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Associate Professor of Old Testament,
Campbell University Divinity School
Memberships
Society for Biblical Literature
National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion
Professional Memberships
Dr. Brad N. Chazotte
Associate Professor of Clinical Research
Memberships
Sigma XI
American Society for the Advancement of Science
The Biophysical Society
American Chemical Society
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
American Society for Cell Biology
North Carolina Association of CPAs, serving on Accounting
Education Committee
American Accounting Association
American Institute of CPAs
Dr. J. Dean Farmer
Chair and Assistant Professor,
Department of Communication Studies
Memberships
International Communication Association
North Carolina Public Relations Society
Dr. Robert M. Cisneros, Jr.
National Communication Association
Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy
Public Relations Society of America
State Organization
Co-Chairman. North Carolina Association of Pharmacists “Patient
Safety Committee.” 2009.
Dr. Edward I. Fubara
Awards
P1 (Class of 2011) Teacher of Year. April, 2008.
Dr. Michael G. Cogdill
Dean, Divinity School
Memberships
Council of Deans
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
Assistant Professor of Business
Membership
Academy of Management
Dr. James B. Groce, III
Professor of Pharmacy
Memberships
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Phi Kappa Phi
Board of Directors
The National Certification Board for Anticoagulation Providers
Dr. W. Lin Coker, III
Dr. Karen Guzman
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Associate Professor of Biology
Memberships
Society for Applied Spectroscopy
Memberships
National Association for Biology Teachers, 2008-2009
North Carolina Academy of Science
American Society for Cell Biology, 2008-2009
American Chemical Society
Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, 2008-2009
Margaret Person Currin
Member of the Board of Directors, North Carolina Academy of
Science, 2008-2009
Professor of Law
Memberships
North Carolina Bar Association- Administrative Law Council, Law
School Liaison Committee
Wake County Bar Association
Dr. Mark L. Hammond
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and
Professor of Biology
BarCares Board of Directors
Memberships
Vice Chair, Carolinas Associates, 2008-2009
Tenth Judicial District Bar Association
Patrick K. Hetrick
National Association of Former United States Attorneys, Board
of Directors
Professor of Law
North Carolina State Bar
Chair, North Carolina Land Records Advisory Committee
North Carolina Secretary of State’s Office Committee to study
electronic land records.
Dr. Robert Deutsch
Associate Professor of Accounting
Memberships
Institute of Management Accountants
Membership
National Conference of Bar Examiners Real Property
Drafting Committee
Academy of Accounting Historians
Professional Memberships
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Professional Memberships
Keith Hight
Dr. Barry A. Jones
Technical Director
Associate Dean and Associate Professor of
Old Testament and Hebrew
Professional Memberships
Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Regional
Coordinator for North Carolina and Virginia
South Eastern Theatre Conference
North Carolina Theatre Conference
Dr. Derek K. Hogan
Theological Reference Librarian and
Assistant Professor of New Testament
Memberships
American Theological Library Association
ATLA Taskforce on Theological Reference
Society of Biblical Literature
Program Committee Chair
Chair of the Program Steering Committee for the Book of the Twelve
Prophets Program Unit of the Society of Biblical Literature Annual
Meeting. Boston, Massachusetts. November 2008.
Memberships
The Society of Biblical Literature
The National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion
Dr. Cameron H. Jorgenson
Assistant Professor of Christian Theology and Ethics
Memberships
Baptist Association of Philosophy Teachers.
Society of Biblical Literature.
Dr. Yu-Mong Hsiao
National Association of Baptist Professors
Professor of Economics and Business
CIVA (Christians in the Visual Arts)
Memberships
American Economic Association
Academic Leadership
Convener, Beyond the Boundaries Lecture Series, American
NC Association of CPAs
Academy of Religion Annual Meeting. 2008.
The Chinese-American Academic and Professional Association in
Southeastern United States
Committee Member, American Academy of Religion Graduate
Conferences
Attended Annual Economics Teaching Workshop, October 10, 2008.
UNC-Wilmington.
Attended 39 hours of continued professional educations sponsored
by NCACPA and other institutions during 2008-2009 academic year.
Student Committee. 2007-2010.
Dr. Constantine G. Kledaras
Chair, Department of Social Work
Attended “American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and
Other Legislation.” Cary, North Carolina. May 5, 2009.
Honors and Awards
Reappointed to Meredith College Social Work Advisory
Board 200-20012.
Attended “2009 Professional Ethics and Conduct.” Cary, North
Carolina. May 12, 2009.
Reappointed to a three year term by Wake County Precinct Board
of Election.
Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Received the Legacy and Leadership Award from East Carolina
University School of Ecology for leadership and outstanding service
to the community.
Professor of History, Director of Historical Studies
Memberships
Chair, RDW Connor Award
Served as the chair of the R.D.W. Connor Award Committee, to select
the best article published in the “North Carolina Historical Review”
from the fall of 2008-summer.
Professional Societies
Southern Historical Association
Serve as Ethics Investigator for the North Carolina Certification and
Licensure Social Work Board.
Memberships
Triangle American Red Cross Disaster Team – Mental
Health Specialist
North Carolina Continuing Education, Training and Advisory Board
for Public Health (CETAC)
American Historical Association
Council on Social Work Education – Commission on Accreditation,
Chair, Postponement and Waiver Committee
South Carolina Historical Society
Meredith College – Department of Social Work Advisory Board
The North Carolina Historical Society
Fayetteville State University – Department of Social Work
Advisory Board
Society for Eighteenth Century Culture and History
Offices Held
Served on the Executive Committee of the North American
Association of Welsh Studies. 2004-2008.
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Professional Memberships
North Carolina Independent College Aging Network
Baccalaureate Social Work Directors National Nomination
Committee, Chair
Professional Memberships
Georgia Martin
Associate Professor of Theatre Arts
Conferences
Attended Southeastern Theatre Conference. Birmingham, Alabama.
March 2008.
Dr. James I. Martin, Sr.
Associate Professor of History
Professional Memberships
North Carolina Association of Historians
Society for History Education
Southern Jewish Historical Society
State Historical Records Advisory Board
Dr. Richard M. McKee
Associate Professor of Music
Memberships
North Carolina Music Teachers Association
Raleigh Piano Teachers Association
Dr. Phillip J. Morrow
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Choral Activities
Memberships
American Choral Directors Association
MENC: The National Association for Music Education
North Carolina Music Educators Association
North Carolina Certification and Licensure Board –
Ethics Investigator
Dr. Ann M. Nye
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice
NASW-NC Chapter Co-Chair President’s Scholarship
Awards Committee
Certification
Certified Geriatric Pharmacist
NASW-NC Chapter Recognition and Awards Committee
Immunization Certification, American Pharmacists Association
Dr. L. Michael Larsen
Membership
Fellow of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
Associate Professor of Biological Sciences
Memberships
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO)
International Society for the Study of Harmful Algae (ISSHA)
The Wildlife Society
Reserve Officers Association (ROA)
Distinguished Order of Saint Martin - Association of Quartermasters,
U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Professional Meeting
Participation in the 2008 ASLO Summer Meetings - “Interactions on
the Edge.”
June 2008. St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
Sponsored by the American Society of Limnology and
Oceanography (ASLO), Society of Canadian Limnologists/
Societe’ Canadienne de Limnologie, and the North American
Benthological Society.
Dr. Ann M. Ortiz
Associate Professor of Spanish/ Co-Director
of Honors Program
Memberships
Society for the History of Discovery. Submitted a paper for the
October 2009 meeting in Raleigh.
Cape Fear Living History Society. Performed for living histories and
musical concerts in North Carolina at Fort Fisher in January and July
2008, and February 2009. Fort Macon, April 2008, the State Capitol,
July and October 2008, Bentonville, March and December 2008,
Kinston, January 2009, and Jamesville, March 2009.
Sigma Delta Pi Foreign Language Academic Fraternity. Assisted in
the initiation of the Campbell University Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi.
North Carolina Association of Historians
Professional Memberships
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Dr. Rorin M. Platt
Dr. Janet L. Powell
Associate Professor of History
Associate Professor of Education,
Director of Teacher Education
Conference
Attended Marshall Foundation U.S. Department of State conference.
Washington, D.C. November 2007.
Memberships
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
Consultant, AP European History exam, College Board. Colorado
State University, June 2008.
North Carolina Teachers of Mathematics
Attended Raleigh Spy Conference, North Carolina Museum of
History, Raleigh, North Carolina, March 2008.
Kappa Delta Pi, Chapter Counselor
Memberships
Virginia Historical Society
Dr. Bruce P. Powers
Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations
National Middle School Association
Langston Professor of Christian Education
North Carolina Association of Historians
Memberships
Baptist Association of Christian Educators
The Historical Society
Church Leadership Commission, Baptist World Alliance
National Association of Scholars
Christian Education Workgroup, Baptist World Alliance
Phi Alpha Theta
Baptist Christian Educators of North Carolina
American Historical Association
Dr. Kella B. Price, SPHR CPLP
Dr. Melanie W. Pound
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Adjunct Faculty, Business Administration and
French, Distance Education
Memberships
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
Memberships
Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM)
North Carolina Association of Pharmacists.
Various state roles, including: Conference Registration Volunteer,
State Conference Speaker Chair, Conference Catering Chair, and
Conference Committee
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
Honors
Clinical Pharmacy Preceptor of the Year-Campbell University
Southern Region. 2008.
2009 Workplace Excellence Awards of Greater Tucson, Judge
American Business Women’s Association (ABWA)
Approved Candidate for District VI Vice President (2009)
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Professional Memberships
Professional Memberships
Various chapter roles, including: President, VP of Programs,
Historian, Education Chair
Served on various committees, including: Women’s Expo, National
Conference Committee
SMA of Greater Phoenix
Dr. Peggy Smith
Assistant Professor, School of Education
Professional Memberships
Elected to Johnston County Board of Education, November 2008
American Society for Training and Development (ASTD)
North Carolina Association of Supervision and
Curriculum Development
National Advisors for Chapters (2009-2011)
National Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development
Various chapter roles, including: Conference Committee
Speaker Chair, Conference Committee/Raffle Coordinator
North Carolina Association of School Administrators
Daniel M. Rodgers
Associate Professor of Art and Design
Professional Honor
AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) Senior/Professional
Portfolio review and Examiner. Raleigh, North Carolina.
Professional Memberships
NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals)
National Association of Elementary School Principals
Dr. Cynthia L. Starita
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Memberships
International Latino Gang Investigator’s Association
International Association of Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts
The Watercolor Society of America
International Association of Counterterrorism and
Security Professionals
National Portrait Society of America (5th year)
American Society of Criminology
AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts)
Dr. Gilbert A. Steiner
UCDA (University and College Designers Association)
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Dr. O. Tatiana Seeligman
Membership
North Carolina Association of Pharmacists, 2008-2009.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Memberships
Faculty Advisor, Sigma Delta Pi, National Spanish Honor Society,
Campbell University. 2008 to present.
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 2008-2009.
National Community Pharmacists Association, 2008-2009.
American Pharmacists Association, 2008-2009.
Faculty Advisor, CU Foreign Language Club, 2007 to present.
Secretary of Contemporary Hispanic Literature Sessions, South
Atlantic Modern Languages Association (SAMLA). 2002 to present.
Modern Languages Association (MLA)
Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Association (MIFLC). 2002
to present.
Dr. Sally Thomas
Assistant Professor of Music, Director of Vocal Studies
Memberships
Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society
Sigma Alpha Iota International Fraternity for Women in Music
Sigma Delta Pi, National Spanish Honor Society. 2005 to present.
National Association of Teachers of Singing, Inc.
Conferences
A Discussion of her novel by Gioconda Belli.Carolina Conference on
Romance Languages and Literatures. UNC-CH. March 2009.
National Opera Association
2009 Carolina and Duke Consortium Conference. “The Idea of the
Americas: Representation and Reality.” Duke University. Durham,
North Carolina. February 2009.
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Professor of Communication Studies
MENC - the National Association for Music Education
Conferences
National Association of Teachers of Singing, Inc.
National Conference. July 2008. Nashville, Tennessee.
NC chapter - National Association of Teachers of Singing, Inc.
Fall conference - Musical Theatre Professional Audition Techniques.
November 2008. Elon University
Awards
2008 Jesse S. Heiges Distinguished Alumnus of the Year for
Shippensburg University, the highest award presented by
the university
Spring conference - Vocal Health. February 2009, UNC-G
2008 alumnae honoree for Prince George’s Community College
Fabulous 50 Anniversary.
North Carolina Music Educators Association In-Service Conference.
November 2008
Mid-Atlantic Region - National Association of Teachers of Singing,
Inc. (NATS) - Annual Conference - History of Operetta April 2009.
Editorial Board
Journal of Mass Media and Society
Professional Memberships
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Professional Memberships
Dr. Tina H. Thornhill
Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice
Memberships
American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
Larkin N. Tysor
Associate Professor of Art
Membership
North Carolina Museum of Art
Danny Rodgers and Larkin Tysor exhibited
Dr. Andrew H. Wakefield
Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek
Memberships
Society for Biblical Literature
National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion
E. Bert Wallace
Associate Professor of Theatre
Membership
Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC)
Christians in Theatre Arts (CITA)
Dr. Ran Whitley
Professor of Music
Membership
Music Educators National Conference (MENC)
American Orff-Schulewerk Association (AOSA)
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Central Carolina Chapter of the American Orff-Schulewerk
Association (CCCAOSA)
North Carolina Music Educators Association (NCMEA)
Dr. Charles Dwayne Wilson
Associate Professor of Music, Director of Bands
and Instrumental Studies
Memberships
Kappa Psi, 1990-2009
Director, The North Carolina Bandmasters Association
Mentoring Program, 2008-2009
Betty R. Wishart
Adjunct Professor of Piano
Membership
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP award for concert music
Dr. Donna L. Woolard
Professor of Exercise Science
Memberships
Student Majors Association Advisor and Executive Board Member.
North Carolina Alliance for Athletics, Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance. 2008.
Dr. Derek K. Yonai
Lundy Chair of Business Philosophy
North Carolina Music Educators Association, 2000-2009
Memberships
Eastern Economic Association 2008
College Band Directors National Association, 1997-2009
Western Economic Association International 2008
Association of the Study of Religion, Economics, and Culture 2009
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Professional Memberships
Grants
Dr. Tim Bloom
Dr. Tony W. Cartledge
Associate Professor Pharmaceutical Sciences
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Grant Applications
Grant application to National Science Foundation, Role of cAMP
Phosphodiesterase in determining beta adrenergic responsiveness of
target tissue. $182,000.
Grants
Participated in Baptist International Conference on Theological
Education, Prague, Czech Republic, June 26-29, 2008.
Grant application to North Carolina Biotechnology Center
Undergraduate Biotechnology Research Fellowship, Identification of
phosphodiesterase isozyme(s) involved in regulation of adrenergic
signaling in skeletal muscle cells. $5,000.
Grant application to National Institutes of Health “Altered
phosphodiesterase in diseased muscle.”$206,000.
Dr. James A. Boyd
Associate Professor, Pharmacy Practice
Received 2008 Campbell University Summer Research Grant to
participate in the Baptist International Conference on Theological
Education, Prague, the Czech Republic, July 26-29, 2008.
Dr. W. Lin Coker, III
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Grant
W. Lin Coker, III, Sarah McSpadden, $1,500 from the North Carolina
section of the American Chemical Society for research in the
assessment of lead (Pb) content in children’s toys.
Financial Benchmarking
Profit Performance Group. $12,000 grant for financial benchmarking
and accountability goals and meeting facilitator. January 2008.
Keith Hight
Co-Sponsor Grant
2008 Pharmacy Law Update. Web-based programs. $5,000 grant.
Walgreens. January 2008.
Grant
$400.00 Writing Across the Curriculum
Technical Director
Grants
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Dr. Lloyd Johnson
Dr. Karen S. Smith
Professor of History, Director of Historical Studies
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Grant
Received a $1,000 dollar honorarium for serving as a federal grant
reviewer for the 2009 Teaching American History Grant Program,
United States Department of Education, Washington, D.C.
Grant
$900 Regional Artists Grant to attend Green Mountain Writers
Conference, United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County,
July 28-August 3, 2008.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.
Dr. Michael Ray Smith
Charles B. Howard Professor of Religion and
Chairman of the Department of Religion
Professor of Communication Studies
Grant
$500 Campbell University Summer Research Grant.
Grant
$1,200 Omare Taya foundation to promote journalism.
Larkin N. Tysor
Dr. James I. Martin, Sr.
Associate Professor of History
Summer Research Grant
$1,000 Campbell University Summer Research Grant.
Daniel M. Rodgers
Associate Professor of Art and Design
Grant
Campbell University Summer Research Grant.
Dr. O. Tatiana Seeligman
Associate Professor of Art
Grant
The Exhibitions Committee received a grant from the Harnett County
Arts Council to sponsor an exhibit and workshop by the Nigerian
Artist Tunde Aflayan.
Betty R. Wishart
Adjunct Professor of Piano
Grant
$985 Fayetteville/Cumberland County Arts Council Regional Artist
Project Support.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Grant, Presentation at Third Street Music Settlement, New York City.
March 13, 2009.
Grants
$200 First Time Attendee Travel Grant, ACTFL Convention,
November 2008.
Dr. Derek K. Yonai
$1,000 Summer Research Grant, Campbell University, May-July 2008.
Lundy Chair of Business Philosophy
Grant
$1,000 Summer Research Grant, Campbell University 2008.
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Grants
Endowed Chairs
Alma Dark Howard Chair of Church Music
The Alma Dark Howard Chair of Church
Music was established in 1984 by the
Howard Memorial Christian Education
Fund. Alma Dark married Rev. Charles
B. Howard, whom she met while singing
in the choir of her home church.
As life-long music lovers, the Howards
endowed the Chair of Church Music
at Campbell to assist in the training of
young men and women for ministry
in the church through music.
Dr. Ran Whitley
Charles B. and Alma Dark Howard Chair of Religion
The Charles B. and Alma Dark Howard
Chair of Religion was established in May
1972 by the Howard Memorial Fund.
In the fall of 1934, Dr. Howard came to
Buies Creek as pastor of First Baptist
Church. He began teaching Bible courses
at Campbell College on a part-time basis.
In 1946, he retired as pastor of the church
to begin full-time teaching at Campbell,
leading the school’s instruction of the
Bible until his retirement in 1959. Over
the next ten years, he traveled throughout
the country speaking at churches
and revivals. Though a nationally
recognized evangelist, one of his greatest
achievements was the establishment of the
Howard Memorial Fund in 1926, to help
impoverished students attend school.
Dr. W. Glenn Jonas, Jr.
Graham Barden Chair of Government
The Barden Chair of Government was
established by Campbell University
in 1971 in honor of North Carolina
congressman Graham A. Barden.
During his time in office, Barden
was known for his faith in
representative government, free
enterprise and bipartisanship.
In 1932, Barden was elected to the North
Carolina House of Representatives.
Two years later, he won the first of
thirteen consecutive terms in the United
States House as a representative from
the North Carolina Third District.
Dr. Elmer L. Puryear, Campbell
University’s first Barden professor of
Government, detailed the congressman’s
influential presence on American politics
in his biography Graham A. Barden:
Conservative Carolina Congressman.
Dr. David W. Thornton
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Edna Queener Proffit Chair of Chemistry
The Edna Queener Proffit Chair
of Chemistry was created in 1984
by the Titmus Foundation, Inc. of
Sutherland, Virgina in 1984.
In 1944, Proffit came to Campbell
College as an instructor of chemistry.
She taught qualitative analysis and
biochemistry for 18 years and was an
advisor for students training for careers
in science. She eventually became head
of the Department of Chemistry. Mrs.
Proffit was the founding sponsor for
the college chapter of the Alpha Beta
Gamma honor society and assisted
in securing the Campbell charter for
the American Chemical Society.
Dr. Michael Wells
Burrows T. Lundy Philosophy of Business Chair
The Burrows T. and Mabel L. Lundy Chair
of Business was established at Campbell
College in 1975 to promote the principles
of free enterprise, individual liberty and
minimal government. Mr. Lundy was a
long-time supporter of higher education
and a member of the Presidential Board
of Advisors at Campbell College.
Dr. Derek K. Yonai, JD
James R. Coates Divinity Chair
The James R. Coates Chair of Christian
Divinity was established in 1985 by
James Richard Coates and his wife,
Frances Rogers Coates of Norfolk,
Virgina. The purpose of the chair is
to support the activities of the Coates
Professor in order that he may pursue
excellence in teaching and writing, to
foster close relationships with students
and to be an effective spokesman for
the Gospel in churches, conferences and
learned societies around the world.
Dr. Jerry Wallace
Lewis and Martha Barnes Tyner Chair of Bible
The Tyner Chair of Bible professorship
was established in 1964 in the Department
of Religion at Campbell College as
a family memorial by the sons and
daughters of Lewis Edward (1849-1924)
and Martha Barnes Tyner (1854-1945).
Born in Robeson County before the Civil
War, Lewis Tyner and his wife Martha both
came from poor farming families. The
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Tyners were determined that their children
would be well educated and instilled
with strength of character, willingness
to work hard and Christian values. All
of the couple’s seven children attended
Buies Creek Academy for at least part of
their schooling. Many of them pursued
educational work in school or church.
Dr. Andrew H. Wakefield
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Mabel Powell Chair of English
The Mabel Powell Chair of English
was established in 1969 by the
alumni association as a tribute to
Mabel Powell, a longtime professor
of English at Campbell College.
Most schools rejected her application
for a teaching position, but Dr. J.A.
Campbell wired for her to come to
Buies Creek Academy as a teacher
of English and Latin in 1924.
Born in 1894 in Corydon, Kentucky,
Powell was stricken in childhood with
a spinal ailment, leaving her paralyzed
from the waist down. She battled
illnesses but received her degree.
For the next 43 years, the “classroom
miracle worker,” as she was dubbed by
former students, remained an energetic
force at Campbell, dedicated to her
students and the campus community,
until her retirement in 1967.
Dr. Gina Peterman
Ora Carr Cansler Chair of English
In 1973, Ora Carr Cansler, a former English
instructor at Campbell Junior College,
donated to Campbell College the funds
needed for the establishment of the Ora
Carr Cansler Professorship of English.
Cansler joined the Campbell faculty
in 1946, after 20 years as a teacher in
the Durham Public School system. At
one time dean of women, she taught
Latin and Bible and finished her career
in the dual role of teacher of English
in Campbell’s Academy division
and adviser to the Baptist Student
Union. For several years, she also
planned the daily chapel programs.
Perry Q. and Clara Lloyd Langston Chair of Religion
Campbell University, with the
cooperation of the Department of
Religion, established the Perry Q.
Langston Chair of Religious Education
in 1994. The chair was named in honor
of Dr. Perry Q. Langston, a longtime
professor of religious education at
Campbell University, and his wife, Clara.
In 1950, Langston joined the faculty
at Campbell College, and taught
for 36 years. He taught courses in
psychology, sociology, Bible and
religious education. One of his most
successful programs, the Depth Study
Guide of a Local Church Program, has
been widely used by area churches.
He received Campbell’s Excellence in
Teaching award in 1971 and was named
as one of the Outstanding Educators of
America in 1974. Upon his death in 1992,
he was posthumously presented with
the Southern Baptist Religious Educators
Distinguished Leadership Award.
Dr. Bruce P. Powers
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Robert P. Holding Chair of Business and Finance
The Robert P. Holding, Sr. Chair of
Finance was established in 2002, by
the Robert P. Holding Foundation.
Born in Wake Forest, North Carolina, in
1896, Robert Powell Holding became
one of the state’s most dynamic and
influential banking pioneers. He was
elected president of the institution in
1926. Under Holding’s leadership, the
bank, renamed First-Citizens Bank & Trust
Company, prospered during the difficult
depression era, opening 15 banks in
eastern North Carolina from 1929-1934.
During the depression, Holding
was a financial advisor to President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Dr. Benjamin M. Hawkins
Thomas J. Lynch Chair of Law
The Thomas J. Lynch Professorship
of Law was established in 1998 by the
generous endowment of “Jack” Lynch,
a longtime member of the Campbell
University board of Presidential Advisors.
He served on the Campbell University’s
Presidential Board of Advisors for
18 years. He was recognized by the
University with an honorary Doctor of
Laws degree for his lifelong devotion to
the basic principles of hard work, high
ethical standards and magnanimous
support of Christian higher education.
He was also the recipient of the
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award. Upon
his death in 1998, Lynch bequeathed
a large gift to Campbell, a portion of
which established the Chair of Law.
Dr. Stanley McQuade
Victor Small Chair of English
The Victor Small Chair of English was
established in 1973 by the estate of Dr.
Victor Small, a longtime Clinton physician.
He eventually settled in Clinton, North
Carolina and served as a physician in
Sampson County for over 50 years.
Born in 1888 in Kentucky, Victor
Robert Small was educated at Miami
University in Oxford, Ohio and trained
in medicine at Ohio State University
Medical College. He then did postgraduate work in gynecology and
obstetrics at the University of Paris.
Upon his death in 1971, Dr. Small
bequeathed his estate to Campbell College
and five other educational institutions
in North Carolina. The money was to
be used within the schools’ English
departments with special emphasis
on the instruction of the classics
and other worthwhile literature.
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Dr. Frank A. Vaughan
Dean’s Excellence In Teaching Award
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Dr. Daniel Shin
Dr. Daniel Shin, of the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,
is a recipient of Campbell University’s 2009 Dean’s Excellence in
Teaching award. An associate professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
and Analytical Pharmacy, Shin is noted for making challenging
course material such as Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis
palatable to students through his excellent communication skills
and thorough knowledge of the subject matter, said Dr. Ronald
Maddox, dean of the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
“Amazingly, he presents this challenging material with
a passion to incorporate the Christian values for work
ethic, honesty and integrity,” Maddox added.
A graduate of the University of Korea, Shin received a Master
of Science degree from Western Illinois University and a Ph.D.
from North Carolina State University. He is a faculty advisor to
Campbell’s International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering and
was instrumental in forging the development of Campbell’s dual
degree program with North Carolina State which awards a Bachelor
of Science in Chemical Engineering with a Master of Science in
Pharmaceutical Sciences. In addition, Shin played an important role
in obtaining funding from the North Carolina Biotechnology Center
to support student teaching and research experience for the Bachelor
of Science and Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences programs.
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Dean’s Excellence In Teaching Award
Divinity School
Dr. Derek Hogan
Dr. Derek Karl Hogan, of the Campbell Divinity School, is a
recipient of the 2009 Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence.
Hogan is an assistant professor of New Testament and the
theological/reference librarian for the Campbell Divinity School.
His work is said to have greatly enriched the religion/theological
collection in Campbell’s Carrie Rich Memorial Library.
“Dr. Hogan has excelled in his work as a professor and theological/
reference librarian,” said Dr. Michael Cogdill, dean of the Campbell
Divinity School. “Since he has come to Campbell, the Carrie
Rich Library now lends out more books in the theological area
than are received. As an instructor, he has helped students in
the conduct stronger theological research, thus strengthening
the teaching of the entire Divinity School faculty.”
A summa cum laude graduate of Samford University, Hogan holds
a Master of Theological Studies from Duke Divinity School (magna
cum laude) and a Ph.D. in New Testament from Baylor University.
He is considered a respected New Testament scholar and teacher.
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Dean’s Excellence In Teaching Award
School of Education
Dr. Janet Powell
Dr. Janet Powell, of the School of Education, is a 2009 recipient of the
Campbell University Dean’s Excellence in Teaching award. Powell is
the coordinator of the elementary education program for the School of
Education and serves as director of Teacher Education. She works with
undergraduate students and coordinates with the School of Education
and College of Arts and Sciences faculties to assure that all students
seeking teacher licensure meet state requirements for admission to
the program and are placed in field positions which will provide
them the experiences they need to become successful teachers.
“As the director of Teacher Education, Dr. Powell is the one person
on the teacher education faculty who touches the lives of every
student completing the teacher education program,” said Dr. Karen
Nery, dean of the School of Education. “Due to Dr. Powell’s strong
leadership all teacher education licensure programs at Campbell
University were reaffirmed by the state as part of the recent
accreditation visit. Her positive outlook has led to creative changes
that will take Campbell’s education programs into the 21st century.”
Powell holds a Bachelor of Science degree from William Jewell
College, a master’s in education from the University of Texas
at El Paso and a Ph.D. from Kansas State University. Her vast
teaching experience prior to coming to Campbell includes
Missouri, Texas, Kansas, Georgia, North Carolina and Japan.
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Dean’s Excellence In Teaching Award
College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Debora Weaver
Dr. Debora J. Weaver, of the College of Arts and Sciences, is a recipient
of a 2009 Campbell University Dean’s Excellence in Teaching award.
An associate professor of biology, Weaver earned a bachelor’s degree
from Goshen College and a Ph.D. in Biological Science from the
University of Maryland at Baltimore County. She spent a year teaching
at the Muhimbili University of Health Sciences in Tanzania before
beginning her teaching career at Campbell University in 1992.
“I can best describe Deb Weaver as a loving, caring and passionate
woman with a brilliant mind and a service-filled heart,” said Dr.
Mark Hammond, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. “She is a
meticulous and demanding cellular biochemist who has established
a strong undergraduate foundation in cell biology and biochemistry
that has ensured the success of hundreds of Campbell students in
graduate and professional degree programs around the world.”
Weaver’s enthusiasm for service learning is reflected in
her work to establish both the Honors and Study Abroad
programs at Campbell, Hammond added. She was named
Omicron Delta Kappa Professor of the Year in 1996.
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Dean’s Excellence In Research Award
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law
Professor William Woodruff
Professor William “Woody” Woodruff, of Campbell University’s
Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, is the recipient of a 2009
Dean’s Excellence in Teaching award. Woodruff’s law career officially
began when, as an army field artillery officer, he was selected by the
Judge Advocate General to attend law school at the Army’s expense.
He graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law
and served as an Army Judge Advocate. After reaching the rank
of colonel, Woodruff retired from the Army in 1992 and became a
faculty member of the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law.
“In one sense, Woody has always been a teacher,” said Melissa Essary,
dean of the Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. “As a combat
arms officer, he taught his soldiers the tactics, skills and techniques
necessary to survive on the battlefield and successfully accomplish
their mission. As an Army lawyer, he mentored young attorneys in
their roles as soldier-lawyers and taught graduate level legal education
courses to military attorneys as a member of the faculty of the Judge
Advocate General’s School and the Department of Justice.”
Woodruff, who teaches trial advocacy at Campbell, spends
extracurricular hours with trial teams engaged in competition. His
work with the law faculty of Wismar University in Germany to
develop clinical education courses in the primarily lecture- dominated
German law curriculum led to two recent articles, one in the English
language version of the “German Law Journal” and another in the
leading German language legal periodical, “Juristen Zeitung.”
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Dean’s Excellence In Teaching Award
Lundy-Fetterman School of Business
Dr. Mark Steckbeck
Dr. Mark Steckbeck of the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, is the
recipient of Campbell University’s 2009 Dean’s Excellence in Teaching
award. An assistant professor of economics, Steckbeck has taught at both
graduate and undergraduate levels. He is noted for encouraging students
to examine the economic aspects of both private and public sectors.
“Campbell University and the Lundy-Fetterman School of
Business take great pride in recognizing Dr. Mark Steckbeck for
his excellence as a teacher,” said Dr. Ben Hawkins, dean of the
School of Business. “His training in law, as well as economics,
provides a solid background for excellent analysis of the importance
of economic conditions in the business environment.”
Steckbeck earned a Bachelor of Arts from Appalachian State University
and a Ph.D. from George Mason University. In addition to his work
on trust and reciprocity, his interests lie in public choice economics,
law and economics and institutional design. Prior to coming to
Campbell, Steckbeck taught at Hillsdale College in Michigan.
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Campbell University
Established in 1887 as an academy with a charter-class enrollment
of sixteen students, Campbell grew to junior college status in 1926,
then became a senior college in 1961. In 1979, the college became a
university and has since developed into a major institution enrolling over
9,000 students both within the United States and around the world.
Established as a liberal arts college, the academic program of Campbell
University was greatly expanded in 1976 when the trustees authorized
the establishment of graduate programs in education and business
and the awarding of the Master of Education and Master of Business
Administration degrees. A Juris Doctor degree program was also begun
in 1976 with the establishment of the Norman Adrian Wiggins School
of Law.The Doctor of Pharmacy degree was approved in 1985 with
the establishment of the Campbell University School of Pharmacy. The
University’s sixth and newest school, Campbell University Divinity
School, was established in 1995 and enrolled its charter class in 1996.
Campbell University is committed to the mission of providing
quality education in a Christian environment. The University
sees the human vocation as living by faith under grace, with
no conflict between the life of faith and the life of inquiry.
Throughout its 122-year history, it has been led by four presidents:
Dr. James A. Campbell, Dr. Leslie H. Campbell, Dr. Norman Adrian
Wiggins, and the current president, Dr. Jerry M. Wallace.
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