Washburn Hall was a home away from home for me for 14 years—three years as a student, seven years as a hall superintendent, and four years as warden. The year was 1960 when I joined American College as a mathematics major and was assigned to Washburn Hall as a resident. I was thrilled to become […]
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Charlie Ryerson
It was more than fifty years ago during my student days in American College (1960-1963) that I came to know of Charles Ryerson. My association with him grew after I joined the faculty of American College as a Tutor in Mathematics in 1965 but it was through late prof. J.C.B. Abraham, a dear friend of […]
New Faculty Orientation–NCC Fall 2009
New Faculty Orientation North Central College September 3, 2009 I will take a few minutes to share with you my perspective on North Central College’s community, campus life, and its traditions. I will also briefly talk about teaching, advising, and scholarship. My observations are based upon my 25-year association with North Central College, the first […]
Thoughtful man for a tough job
The article titled “Thoughtful man for a tough job” by Mary-Claire Uselding, celebrating my 10 years of service as Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Dean of faculty, appeared in the June 2005 issue of North Central Now.