Keystone Leader-in-Residence

The College of Education's Keystone Leader-in-Residence program, established in 2003, introduces students to proven leaders in education, human services, health services, community services and government. The program emphasizes that education—like the keystone of an arch—serves a central, supporting role in society. The college strives to develop competent, committed and reflective professionals who utilize education in building better futures for all. Keystone Leaders spend a day on campus visiting with students, faculty and staff, and share their personal and professional experiences through a campus-wide lecture and various classroom and small-group meetings.

Keystone Leaders

2011
Dr. Maxwell King '50 Founding President, Indian River (Fla.) Junior College Melbourne, Fla. [more]
2010		2009
	R. Kenneth Johns '57 Founding Chairman and CEO, The Hampshire Management Group Roselle Park, N.J. [more]		Brenda Arnette Smith Sanborn '68 Former Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Executive Greensboro, Ga. [more]
2008		2007
	Rev. Chette Williams '86 Author and Team Chaplain, Auburn University Football Team Auburn, Ala. [more]		Susan Dryden Whitson '91 Former Press Secretary, Office of the First Lady Washington, Va. [more]
2006		2005
	Kathy Langois Munro '70 Principal, BridgeWest LLC LaJolla, Calif. [more]		The Hon. Kay Ivey '67 Alabama State Treasurer Montgomery, Ala. [more]
2004		2003
	Gordon Sherman '57 Principal and Retired Social Security Administrator, Lamon & Sherman Consulting LLC Atlanta, Ga. [more]		Wayne T. Smith '68 Chairman, President and Chief Operating Officer, Community Health Systems Franklin, Tenn. [more]

Last Updated: Sep 28, 2012