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Fall 1994 Range Rider, Page 3
Whitehorn Joins HSU
To Head Student Development
Dr. Michael A. Whitehorn joined HSU in the fall as the
new vice president for student development.
He came to HSU from Alabama State University, Montgomery,
where he was director of the Instructional Resource Center and
associate professor of
English.
Whitehorn succeeds
Dr. Ross Johnson, who has
taken early retirement after
17 years.
Sti Dr. Lanny Hall,
president, said, "Dr. White-
horn is uniquely qualified
to assume the important
role of vice president for
student development. He
has distinguished himself
in the military, in the world
of academe and in Baptist
life. He is a respected uni-
versity administrator, a
Dr. MicbhadlA Whitbhorn HSUs new scholar, teacher, counselor
via praident for audent derdopment and dedicated Christian
layman. He will bring
strong, innovative leadership to the student life on the HSU
campus.
A 1965 graduate of the U. S. Air Force Academy with a
bachelor of science in international affairs, Whitehorn also earned
the master of arts and Ph.D. degrees in English from the Univer-
sity of Denver and the master of science in counseling from
Alabama State. He completed high school in Booker, Texas, in
1961. He is a retired lieutenant colonel and has taught English at
the Air Force Academy and served as a counselor at the Heritage
Counseling Center of the Heritage Baptist Church in Montgomery.H
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YTeresia L. Taylor, an instructor of Spanish and English,
who joined the HSU faculty on a full-time basis in 1989, was
awarded the Ph.D. degree in Spanish at Texas Tech University on
August 21.
Margaret Ann Hoogstra, director of annual giving since
1990, has been named assistant vice president for development.
The late Marion B. McClure, director of bands and best
known for his leadership of the Cowboy Band, was inducted into
the "Hall of Fame" from among membership of the Texas
Bandmasters Association.
Dr. Robert C. Barnes, head of HSU's department of
counseling and human development, has become the ninth
diplomate in Logotherapy in the United States.
Dr. Omer Hancock of the Logdson School of Theology
faculty is secretary-treasurer of the Southern Baptist Convention's
In-Service Guidance Conference.
M. Watson Moore, controller, has received a certificate for
completing a three-year program offered in the College Business
Management Institute at the University of Kentucky.
Three promotions have been made in student development at
HSU.
Linda Carleton has been promoted to dean of students
from associate dean of student development.
Brian Bluhm has been named associate dean of students
and has been serving as director of Moody Student Center.
Tim McCary, director of Anderson Hall and summer
programs, has been selected as Bluhm's replacement as director of
Moody Center.
Dr. Barbara Breier has been named assistant vice presi-
dent for development and will continue as dean of continuing
education.
Dr. Larry McGraw has been named to the newly created
post of director of academic services. He will continue to teach
in the Logsdon School of Theology.P
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YFort Worth and Dallas HSU alumni hosted Howdy Parties for students
Over 40 students attended the two events.coming to HSU this fall.
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