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E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e eJames “Jim” Manley ‘60Retired banker, SunTrust BankDecatur, Ga.Council ChairWilliam D. “Bill” Langley ‘63Business Owner, Sidewinder Inc.Columbus, Ga.Chair, ExternalRelations CommitteeDr. Joyce Reynolds Ringer ‘59Retired executive director, GeorgiaAdvocacy OfficeAuburn, Ala.Chair, Development CommitteeDr. J. Carlton Smith ‘67Retired superintendentVestavia Hills, Ala.Chair, Academic Affairs CommitteeM e m b e r sDr. Tim Alford ‘68Director, Alabama Office ofWorkforce DevelopmentMontgomery, Ala.Donna CarpenterBurchfield ‘71Lawyer, King & SpaldingAtlanta, Ga.Nancy CulpepperChancey ‘62Chairwoman, CH&B Inc.Enterprise, Ala.Dr. Bernadette Chapple ‘98Research director, Center forLeadership and Public Policy,Alabama State UniversityMontgomery, Ala.Dr. Cynthia Ann Cox ‘77Coronado, Calif.Mary Chambers Gross ‘65Retired high school educatorMelbourne, Fla.Dr. J. Floyd Hall ‘48Retired school superintendentand professorGreenville, S.C.Dr. J. Terry Jenkins ‘83Superintendent, Auburn City SchoolsAuburn, Ala.Emily Reaves Leischuck ‘64Retired, Auburn UniversityAuburn, Ala.Sharon Rochambeau LovellVestavia Hills, Ala.Hedy White Manry ‘71Vice president, IBM GlobalSolutions LeadershipCornelius, N.C.Steve Means ‘69Gadsden, Ala.44 Building A Better Future for All education.auburn.edu
N a t i o n a l A d v i s o r y C o u n c i lThe College of Education’s National Advisory Council is a network of college alumni andfriends who advocate to those outside the college and guide those working within it. Membersof the council are appointed by the dean after being nominated by council membersand college leadership. Appointments to the council are for a three-year term.The council convenes in Auburn twice a year—once in the fall and spring—and works asneeded through committees and correspondence the rest of the year. Members serve onone of four committees: Academic Affairs, Development, External Relations or InternalRelations. The chairs of these committees, along with the council chair, comprise the council’sExecutive Committee.Advisory council members epitomize the college’s mission to build better futures for allthrough their professional contributions. These professionals and retired individuals representprivate, public and nonprofit business and organizations throughout the country. Inaddition their council service, council members regularly attend the college’s special eventsand spread its message through their involvement in other Auburn University programs,committees and boards.To learn more about theNational Advisory Council, visiteducation.auburn.edu/alumni/nacPatsy Body Parker ‘70Education consultant andretired school counselorOpelika, Ala.Dr. Harold Patterson ‘54Retired school superintendentGuntersville, Ala.Kym Hass Prewitt ‘86Exec. director, Children’sLiteracy Guild of Ala.Birmingham, Ala.Dr. Frances Skinner Reeves ‘71Retired mental health counselorWest Point, Ga.Theresa Rushton Roberston ‘64Retired educatorMarietta, Ga.Dr. Ron Saunders ‘70Superintendent, Barrow Co. SchoolsWinder, Ga.Dr. Thomas N. Taylor ‘60Retired superintendentClinton, Miss.Dr. W. MabreyWhetstone, Jr. ‘73Director, Special Education Services,Alabama Department of EducationTitus, Ala.Leslie S. Woodson ‘80Trainer/technical writer,EDS CorporationAlabaster, Ala.Catherine Cary Zodrow ‘72Retired educatorAuburn, Ala.NOT Pictured:EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEDr. Carol Edmundson Hutcheson ‘69Principal, East Columbus Magnet AcademyColumbus, Ga.Chair, Internal Relations CommitteeMEMBERSDr. Jane Cahaly ‘66Director of teacher education, AndersonCollegePendleton, S.C.Dr. John William Covington ‘81Superintendent, Pueblo Schools District 60Pueblo, Col.The Hon. Kay Ivey ‘67Alabama state treasurerMontgomery, Ala.Mary Alice Newell ‘66Coordinator of clinical experiences, OrleanBullard Beeson School of Education andProfessional Studies, Samford UniversityBirmingham, Ala.Beth Powell ‘67Artists’ representative; former Ala. PTAdirectorMontgomery, Ala.Kathryn Milner Shehane ‘56Retired educator and superintendentDouglasville, Ga.education.auburn.edu Keystone • Volume IV, 2007 45
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