https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/54066/archive/files/034721a28541e009231bef39a4ff3a96.pdf?Expires=1781740800&Signature=n1Dl7Jfl1Ue%7Ey2xx1KDaRX83FeNRHa%7E6suIkKp3KWFEY9UIn-1fjC1ugx27th9BfZTRsk5RV6AH0CVAHX4N8N6DhFUCvLhiYX6%7EflA6oe5pID4riWT02-sSgo6YARrymSx6m-4sjrmmnIGr%7EBYcBIl80cdK6osWdgxyqMuNwah8C%7EFy93bx5Eq0el-65H1SMSM6TewFy63xVNiUDOIJM6NNDqc%7Erao7Od6WZdCqhBV0iM6gL4lMZql1ff09XFO9vKz6-jY4BGZ0YvQ-rrVHHQ56nstSgk74rKldLQc6GaNrz-4seCBTr7zRLI-1T9QHMWNP-0wmAR4dBwXhJcjrQRw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 8b500e07bb8f5e003b5b3b7772d64151 PDF Text Text BLACK STUDENT DIRECTORY Tennessee Technological University Cookeville. Tennessee KAAREFA KNOWLEDGE AND / 1'.lFORMATION �FOREWORD Co l lege! You've been waiting ~or this experience all your life. You ar~ e::'~1ted and anticipating great change and s1gmf1cance as you step on campus and see the scenario set for higher educational learning. The Black Cultur al Center is part of this scenario. We are here to alleviate any stress and apprehensions you may feel. Our directory lists all black ad ministrators, faculty, and staff. I hope this informat_ion will be beneficial to you during the upcoming school year. The Black Cultur al Center is here to serve you in whatever capacity we can. We want you to become part of us, join us, fellowship with us. Make us a part of your Nouzo Saba, a par t of your daily Jiving. Mayme Martin Director, Black Cultural Center TENESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL U NIVERSITY, COOKEVILLE Tennessee Technological University was established in 1915 by the Tennessee General Assembly. It was formally called Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and as a junior college on September opened 14, 1916. The buildings and grounds of Dixie College, a private school, were purchased and two new dormitories were built with fu nds provided by Putnam County and the city of Cookeville. Additional course work was added in 1924 and 1928, and t he first four-year degrees wer e awarded in 1929. Full accred itation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools was attained on March 31, 1939. I n 1948, t he instructional program was expanded and organized into five schools: Arts and Sciences, Agriculture and Home Economics, Business Ad ministration, Education, and Engineer ing. In 1958, the program grew to include the Graduate School offering the master of arts degree, and in 1964 the master of science degree in engineering was added. On July 1, 1965, by action of the 84th General Assembly, the name of the institution was changed to Tennessee Technological University. Th is was the same year that African Americans first attended Tennessee Tech. Presently, there are 7,300 students enrolled, and 1,047 members of the faculty, ad ministration and staff. �LISTING OF BLACK FACULTY AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF 1992-93 FACULTY School Service Personnel & Psychology School Service Personnel & Psychology Dr. Oneida L. Martin Assistant Professor School Service 302F Farr Bldg., X3857 Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Gloria Gr iffith Assistant Professor Psychology 303E Farr Bldg., X3090 Dr . Gloria McGee Associate Professor Curriculum 205 Bartoo Hall, X3854 Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Elouise Jackson Associate Professor Curriculum 112 Mathew-Daniels, X3557 Music & Art Dr. Frederick Kennedy Associate Music 359 Bryan Fine Arts Bldg., X3624 0 History Dr. Wali Kharif Assistant Professor History 107 Henderson Hall, X3330 Political Science Dr. Margaret Lee Associate Professor Political Science 218C Henderson Hall, X3683 Electrical Eng ineering Dr. Joseph Ojo Assistant Professor Electrical 317 Brown, X3869 Curriculum & Instruction Dr. Carl Owens Assistant Professor Curriculum 109 Bartoo Hall, X3851 School of Home Economics Dr. Wilma J. Porter Director Home Economics 407 A Foster Hall, X3157 �English Admissions Office Dr. James H. Stewart Associate Professor English 328 Johnson Hall, X3889 Ms. Kathy Cleaves Hall Admissions Counselor Admissions 103 Derryberry Hall, X3547 Mr. Lawrence Sledge Instructor English 257 Derryberry Hall, X3082 1 J Mrs. Tonia Duncan-Rivers Admissions Counselor Admissions 209 Derryberry Hall, X3696 Decision Science Food Service Dr. Godwin Udo Assistant Professor Decision Science 317 Johnson Hall, X3992 Mr. Donald Hayes Assistant Food Manager Food Service 134 University Center, X3277 ATHLETIC STAFF Personnel and Payroll Mr. Gerald Brown Assistant Coach Football 230 Eblen Stadium, X3199 Ms. Tatia Hobbs Employment Manager Personnel 146 Derryberry Hall, X3713 Mr. Robert Eskew Assistant Coach Men's Basketball 503 Eblen Stadium, X3951 Public Affairs Mr. Barry Johnson Director Public Affairs 356 Derryberry Hall, X3214 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Student Services Mr. Marc L. Burnett Vice President Student Services 231 University Center, X3411 1 l. Remedial & Development Studies Ms. Patricia B. Lenzo Counselor Remedial & Development Studies 104 Farr Bldg., X3380 �Minority Engineers Program Mr. Tony Marable Director Minority Engineerig 201 Clement Hall, X3172 Student Services Ms. Mayme D. Martin Director/ Coordinator Black Cultural Center 258 University Center, X3922 Academic Affairs Dr. Leo McGee Associate Vice President Academic Affairs 204 Derryberry Hall, X3224 Career Services Ms. Linda Myers Director Career Services 328 University Center, X3232 Remedial & Development Studies Dr. Elizabeth Ojo Lab Coordinator Remedial & Development 111 Library Annex. X3725 Records & Registration Ms. Vickie Phillips Assistant Director Records 102 Derryberry Hall, X3317 Personnel & Payroll Mr. Wayne Sadler Wage & Salary Analyst Personnel 146 Derryberry Hall, X3037 Research Office Dr. Rubye P. Torrey Assistant Vice President Research Office 308 Derryberry Hall, X3374 �BLACK STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Phi Alpha F raternty, Irie. Box 7784 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Box 7844 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Box 10485 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Box 9892 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Box 8503 Black Student Organization Box 10485 Natl. Soc./ Black Engineers Box 6241 �iii TIU 020-153 ~2/AA/U/J Val'""'IY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Office of Communications and Marketing records Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tennessee Technological University. Office of Communications and Marketing Language A language of the resource English Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Black Student Directory Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Tennessee Technological University. Office of Multicultural Affairs Description An account of the resource Booklet of contact information of Black faculty, administrators, and staff at Tennessee Tech for Black students. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1992 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CM_BlackStudentDirectory_1992 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1990s