Pam is involved in community activities and is a member of many historical preservation groups. She places former mass communication professor Carla Bennett Bolin at the top of her list of mentors, along with former MSU Texas professors Dencil Taylor, Don Henschel, Roy Allen, and June Kable. Seeing her daughter, Rachel Morgan, graduate from MSU Texas with honors was even more satisfying to Pam. Pam has great memories of being a first-generation college graduate. Pam graduated from MSU with a bachelor’s in mass communications in 1986. Pamela Morgan Davis is Director of Academic Outreach & Distance Education at MSU Texas. His works have appeared in two books of poetry – A Willow Grows Aslant a Brook and A Birdwatcher’s Guide to the American South. He worked as a graduate teacher at MSU from 2012-14.Ĭhase has taught rhetoric and composition and coached middle school basketball. Over the past six years, Chase has helped fundraising teams raise more than $2 million to support education in North Texas. Born and raised near Kilgore in East Texas, he earned his bachelor’s degree in art and history from MSU Texas in 2012 and completed his master’s in English in 2014.Ĭhase serves as the Director of Development, Communications and Alumni Relations at the Selwyn School in Argyle, Texas.
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Prothro-Yeager College of Humanities & Social SciencesĬhase Eddington is a writer and educational professional focused on the operational vitality of nonprofit, independent schools. They have two adult children, Stacy Seigler and Scotty Coppage, who both graduated from MSU. In 1981, he became a CPA and opened his office as a sole practitioner. After graduating from MSU, he worked as a staff accountant at local CPA firms until 1977, then joined Galaxy Oil Company as a staff accountant, joint interest auditor, and assistant controller. Walter is a 1969 graduate of Rider High School. Coppage graduated from MSU Texas in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, major in accounting. Zeigler Lecture Award from the North American Society for Sport Management (2013).ĭillard College of Business Administration George has accumulated many honors, including the Armstrong Scholar Award (2006, 2010), the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Fellow (2013-14), Team Diversity Service Award (2014) and the Earle F. He authored an award-winning book, Diversity in Sport Organizations. His research focus is on diversity and inclusion in sport and physical activity, and he has published more than 200 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters. He completed his doctorate in physical activity and educational services at The Ohio State University. George graduated from Midwestern State University in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in sport and exercise science and earned his master’s in kinesiology at Texas A&M. George Cunningham is Professor and Senior Assistant Provost for Graduate and Professional Studies at Texas A&M University.
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