INTERNATIONAL ADULT CONTINUINGand EDUCATION

HALL of FAME

INDUCTIONth 25CEREMONY Where the spirit of learning is the lasting legacy

MARCH 11, 2020 | PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.”

– John Quincy Adams TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 1 History...... 1 Funding...... 1 Location...... 1

2020 INDUCTEES

Philip C. Candy...... 3 Jean Fleming...... 4 Louis Martini...... 5 Amy Moorash...... 6 Linden West...... 7 James Witte...... 8

Donors...... 10 Previously Inducted Members ...... 12 Board Members ...... 14 Acknowledgments ...... 15 “If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people.”

– Chinese proverb HOW IT BEGAN

INTRODUCTION vision and recognition of the need to the Hall of Fame, the Board of The freedom to learn lies at the heart of provide a mechanism to recognize and Directors will establish qualifications all great civilizations. It is a prerequisite honor, in perpetuity, living and deceased for induction. Three categories are to our other freedoms of speech, adult and continuing educators who had currently specified: assembly and worship. Indeed, distinguished themselves as scholars · Regular members education is the shield that arms and practitioners that the concept of the · Honorary members individuals against political tyranny Hall began to take on form and meaning. · Posthumous honors and economic impoverishment. Anyone may nominate a candidate for Learning is an instinct. It is one that The IACEHOF was formally established induction. Following review of the must be nourished and cultivated, and in 1993 with White as the chair of its nominee by a screening committee, it is in this garden of the mind that board. A significant moment in the members are elected by the Board the inductees of the IACEHOF unfolding of the Hall’s development of Directors. have labored. was realized in March 1996 when Dr. James Pappas, in a letter to Dr. John B. FUNDING This Hall of Fame has been created not Holden (then IACEHOF Board Chair), The expenses related to the only to honor leaders in the fields of invited the Board of Directors to establishment of the Hall of Fame and continuing education and adult consider the University of Oklahoma the inductions have been met by cash learning but to serve as a record and College of Continuing Education and in-kind contributions. It is hoped inspiration for the next generation of as the permanent site for its that the ongoing, modest expenses of continuing education leaders. Election official headquarters. the Hall of Fame will be met by similar to the Hall of Fame acknowledges that gifts in the future. Contributions are these men and women have made The years 1994, 1995 and 1996 were tax deductible. distinguished contributions to the field signature years for the Hall in that its of adult and continuing education. Each organizational functions, culture, and LOCATION has provided a crucial nexus between mode of operations would be defined. The official home for the International resources and learners. These The IACEHOF would be incorporated Adult and Continuing Education Hall of innovative leaders have believed as a nonprofit corporation, become Fame is the University of Oklahoma’s passionately in the evolutionary power located at the University of Oklahoma, University Outreach, Thurman J. White of education. All are themselves develop bylaws to govern its operations, Forum Building, Norman, Oklahoma. exemplary lifelong learners and have formulate guidelines and criteria for The virtual Hall of Fame may be found left lasting impressions on the the selection of persons to be inducted at halloffame.outreach.ou.edu. students, institutions, and for membership in the Hall, and induct organizations they have served. the Hall’s first class in Charlotte, First opened in 1962, the Oklahoma North Carolina. Center for Continuing Education is This booklet commemorates the 25th recognized as one of the nation’s induction ceremony and, more Beginning with its inaugural induction leading university-based residential importantly, records some of the major in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1996, conference centers. As part of accomplishments of the inductees. 24 classes have been inducted into the University Outreach, CCE annually Their contributions to adult learning IACEHOF. Its membership includes serves more than 35,000 individuals provide the foundation for continuing more than 300 members. A first was who attend conferences, workshops, education scholarship and teaching in achieved by the Hall in 2006 when meetings and other activities at the the century to come. a special induction ceremony of the center, one of 11 W.K. Kellogg 2006 European Class was held at Foundation-funded continuing HISTORY the University of Bamberg in education centers in the world. Discussions leading to the founding of Bamberg, Germany. the IACEHOF can be traced to the mid-1980s. Dr. Thurman J. White is universally acclaimed as the founding father of the Hall. It was throughWhite’s According to the corporate bylaws of

1 JAMES P. PAPPAS SCHOLARSHIP International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame

Established 2015

The James P. Pappas Scholarship honors Dr. James P. Pappas for his tireless dedication to and support of the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame and for his far- reaching contributions to the field of continuing education. The scholarship is an annual award made by the Hall of Fame to an adult education major who is working toward the completion of a higher education degree.

Dr. Pappas, executive director of the Hall of Fame and a member of the 1997 Induction Class, has been a member of the Hall of Fame’s board of directors from its beginning. He is an international leader in adult and continuing education with some 50 years of experience transforming the lives of nontraditional students. As vice president for Outreach at the University of Oklahoma, he led a lifelong learning organization that serves more than 250,000 participants with degree programs, distance and online courses, business and executive programs, and conferences and workshops. Outreach also administers many large federal and state education and training grants and contracts. In addition, Dr. Pappas was dean of the College of Liberal Studies and a professor in Educational Psychology and Liberal Studies. In 2014, he was awarded the prestigious Professor Honoris Causa from the University of Bucharest, Romania.

In addition to his academic work, Dr. Pappas has served as an officer on numerous community service and professional association boards, president of both the University Professional and Continuing Education Association and the Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs, and executive vice president of the Association for Continuing Higher Education.

Scholarship Committee Members

Nina Barbee, Committee Chair Grey Edwards Gary Eyre Coordinator, IACEHOF Hub Chief, Army Continuing Advance Associates and University of Oklahoma Outreach Education System (ACES), Consultants (Ret.) U.S. Army Garrison (Ret.) Phoenix, Arizona Board Member, IACEHOF James Pappas, Ex-Officio Vice President, University Outreach (Ret.) Dean, College of Liberal Studies (Ret.) Mortimer Neufville Executive Director, IACEHOF President/CEO 1890 Universities Foundation Dian Stoskopf Director of the Army Continuing Mary Alfred Education System (ACES) (Ret.) Professor, Adult Education and Chair, IACEHOF Human Resource Development Texas A&M University

2 PHILIP C. CANDY

in Adult Education in 1991 and is Candy has consulted with institutions among the most cited works in the SDL throughout Australia, New Zealand, field. A subsequent national report on Canada, the United States, the United which he was lead author helped to Kingdom and South Africa, as well establish lifelong learning as a priority as the Australian Development in Australian higher education. Assistance Bureau (now AusAid), and international organizations including In 1994, he co-authored co- UNESCO, OECD, the World Bank, authored the book Pioneering Culture: the Japan National Institute for Mechanics' Institutes and Schools of Educational Research, the Colombo Arts in Australia, based on extensive Plan Staff College for Technician research not previously undertaken. Education in Singapore and Manila, and the Commonwealth Fund for His 1994 report, Developing Lifelong Technical Cooperation in London. Learners Through Undergraduate Education, for the Australian National He has served as professor and director Dr. Philip C. Candy is one of Australia’s Board of Employment, Education and of academic staff development at the most distinguished and respected Training (NBEET), spurred universities Queensland University of Technology, scholars in the areas of adult and around Australia to incorporate deputy vice-chancellor (scholarship) continuing education. As a scholar, lifelong learning into their target at the University of Ballarat, national leader and policy advisor, he has outcomes and catalyzed the promotion research fellow for the Australian promoted and demonstrated the crucial of teaching practices linked to it. Department of Education Science and value of lifelong and life-wide learning Training, director of learning strategy to the individual, the community, the As a National Research Fellow with the and standards for National Health nation and the world. This can be seen in Australian Department of Education Service University (NHSU) and national his landmark research and publications, Science and Training, his report director of education, training and influential leadership roles in Australia Linking Thinking: Self-directed Learning development for the National Health and abroad, and advisory assistance to in the Digital Age (2004) proposed a Service (NHS) in the UK, and as deputy national and international educational new model of SDL, identifying the vice-chancellor (global learning) for the organizations. His work on learning and six major conditions that must be University of Southern Queensland. teaching in a digital environment helped met in order for people to be able to change the terms of debate around participate in the digital world. In 2012, He has published extensively over information literacy and digital access, he was awarded the Malcolm Knowles a career spanning four decades of leading to his overseeing the online Memorial Self-Directed Learning Award scholarship, as well as serving as a learning transition at the heart of the in recognition of his contributions. member of the editorial boards for largest public sector employer in Europe. Active Learning in Higher Education, Candy was recruited to an executive Adult Education Quarterly, the Australian Candy earned an Ed.D. in Adult team responsible for planning Journal of Adult and Community Education in 1987 from the University the creation of a National Health Education, Higher Education Research of British Columbia before producing Service (NHS) University in the and Development, Professional Education his seminal 1991 work, Self-direction United Kingdom. He went on to lead through Practical Experience, and for Lifelong Learning: a Comprehensive the professional development and Studies in Continuing Education. He Guide to Theory and Practice, which continuing education program for was a review editor for the Australian helped establish self-directed learning the NHS, providing the educational Journal of Social Issues, Higher Education (SDL) as a field of inquiry and policy basis for implementation and rollout (Europe), the South Pacific Journal of application in adult education and of a completely new system for Teacher Education, and Unicorn: Journal lifelong learning. The book received training throughout the country. of the Australian College of Education. the Cyril O. Houle Award for Literature

3 JEAN FLEMING

Fleming’s greatest contribution and communicate both the history to adult education stems from of the field and the contributions of her work with AAACE, including the Hall of Fame members, as well stabilizing the association’s annual as the current and future directions conference, expanding connections of the field. She received the AAACE with other professional associations Presidential Award in 2017. and working to bring newcomers from diverse disciplines into the Most recently, Fleming began a field. Her work as a conference co- second career in healthcare, initially chair in 2007 was instrumental in serving in volunteer capacities regaining professional recognition as a member of the Board of for the conference and the potential Governors for a local continuing of the association to support adult care retirement community, and as and continuing educators. As a a board member for Calvert Hospice result of her work at this conference, before becoming a Registered Nurse Dr. Jean Fleming has played a key she was awarded the 2007 AAACE in 2013 and serving as a patient role in the American Association President’s Appreciation Award. advocate at her local community for Adult and Continuing hospital. She was named executive Education (AAACE) since 1981. As conference chair in 2014, she director for Calvert Hospice in 2016. Her involvement in connecting focused on highlighting educational Since then, she has developed a individuals with mutual interests programs and services that both community education program for and creating opportunities for involved and served veterans. local residents focused on topics professional collaboration at The following year, as president related to preparing for end-of-life conferences, along with her of AAACE, she was pivotal in care, and a collaborative educational professional association leadership, developing several important initiative with the local hospital has played a notable role in helping initiatives, including the transition to provide training for healthcare adult educators strengthen the to a professional management providers focused on both hospice visibility and contributions of the association. Her focus on honoring and palliative care. She has overseen field and in bringing awareness and preserving the history of the the expansion of the hospice's to the contributions of adult and field and the contributions of its bereavement services, growth of the continuing education scholars and leaders, while simultaneously palliative care program, creation practitioners in different locations situating the association to of a multi-faceted development and from different disciplines. effectively and efficiently meet the plan, and implementation of changing needs of its members, was a multiple initiatives in clinical With a research focus on residential hallmark achievement of her tenure. care. In 2018, Calvert Hospice adult learning, her graduate teaching received the Governor’s Citation for focused on program planning and She was instrumental in leading outstanding community service. leadership. She also focused on the initiative to bring together professional associations of the field AAACE and the Hall of Fame for two and, with Alan Knox, co-authored a conferences, in 2007 and in 2015. chapter on the professionalization of She focused on logistical details, but adult education in the 2010 Handbook also on communicating the value of of Adult and Continuing Education. members of each association learning from one another. The conferences created opportunities to highlight

4 LOUIS MARTINI

oriented degree plans and utilized members and veterans to understand credits for experiential learning how their military training can be which led to the creation of the Army transferred and applied as credit Degree Builders program, the Navy to a college degree, view potential Distance Learning program and the degree programs aligned with their Navy Submarine nuclear program. training and estimate the cost of their education before they apply. Martini has been instrumental in the university’s development of new Martini has served on several and innovative programs for active committees for the National duty and veteran personnel. From Association of Institutions for counseling, evaluating and admitting Military Education Services military and veteran students to the (NAIMES) as chair of the development of distance learning membership and the policies and programs and beyond, to his current issues committees. As the president For over 30 years, Louis Martini has role as associate vice president of of NAIMES from 2012-2014, he was devoted his career to supporting the Office of Military and Veteran instrumental in promoting several veterans education and adult Education, he continues to work initiatives and helped the Chief of learning at Thomas Edison State with university leadership to the U.S. Department of Defense University (TESU), New Jersey’s only assure that policies and procedures Voluntary Education Program senior public institution with the best service this population. In by guiding her decision making, primary mission of serving adults. addition, he personally handles resulting in new DoD policy. all academic issues involved in Martini has forged exceptionally marketing and student services. He has served as a member of the strong relationships throughout the Council of College and Military voluntary military education and Since 2009, he has worked with Educators (CCME) since 1987 and veteran education community, both the Public Service Enterprise a board member since 2002. He is with governmental officials and Group (PSEG) in helping veteran the longest-serving CCME board with other educational institutions students pursue career paths in member and was elected president focusing on what is most beneficial the energy field by combining in 2008. He presently serves CCME for military and veteran students. military education, occupational as Historian and Symposium His ability to build effective skills and PSEG training to help Event Planning Manager. organizations and partnerships veteran students earn degrees with both individual members and garner job promotions. and institutions which have competing demands has enhanced In 2012, he was selected as one the practice of adult education for of 12 individuals to serve on a military and veteran students. Presidential Appointment Task Force during the Obama administration Since joining the university in 1984, to set policies for military and he has created a number of TESU veteran education and VA Chapter initiatives that have helped service 33. In 2014, he was instrumental members achieve their academic in launching TESU’s military and goals. His work with the U.S. Army veteran portal, which has enabled and Navy help to develop career- more than 5,000 military service

5 AMY MOORASH

Perhaps Moorash’s greatest allowed soldiers to become self- contribution to the field of adult reliant learners, contributing to their education has been her ability to sense of achievement and resiliency. remain agile, shaping the menu of Army postsecondary adult In 2019, she successfully negotiated learning on a global scale. to keep Army Education at 75 garrisons worldwide under her She founded the Army’s Career direction to safeguard soldier Skills Program (CSP), which provides choice for postsecondary vocational education with partners education versus training. in industry and academia to bridge the gap to careers for separating Moorash received AAACE’s Tilton military. Industry employers and Davis Jr. Military Educator of colleges deliver vocational training the Year Award in 2009, Harvard during the last 180 days of a soldier’s University’s Innovation in American Amy Moorash serves as chief military service and promise a career Government Service Award for of the U.S. Army Continuing in the industry at no or minimal cost development of the Career Skills Education System with a focus on to the soldier. More than 21,000 Program in 2018, and CCME’s improving both the quality and soldiers have completed one of 208 President’s Award for her dedication accessibility of postsecondary CSPs at 32 installations worldwide to military education in 2019. education to adults worldwide. with an impressive 93% hire rate.

Her career in military education Her work with the Florida State began at the University Maryland College at Jacksonville resulted in University College in Europe, making academic content accessible where she served as the director by military adult learners using for Central Germany, the Middle hand-held computer devices East, Portugal, Spain, Turkey delivering content without the and Honduras. In this role, she internet. She also re-optimized and managed and oversaw postsecondary restructured end-to-end education programs and faculty staffing, as services to critically ill and wounded well as taught college classes in the soldiers at Water Reed Army Medical social sciences. Later, she worked Center through the creation of an on Army education policy for online Adaptive Technology Program that learning success and championed allowed wounded soldiers to attend phased worldwide implementation of college using assisted technology the Army’s premier online learning devices to promote lifelong learning/ program, eArmyU. She created a resiliency. She and her team pre-assessment readiness profile completely redesigned the Basic with New York University that Skills curriculum by lengthening assessed soldier locus of control, the program, developing repetitive tolerance for ambiguity, self-efficacy, learning exercises and improving the and learning styles as readiness learning environment, and working predictors of online learning success. with the Department of Defense to bring in specialized equipment that

6 LINDEN WEST

Christ Church University, focusing He was director of the EU financed on the learning and educational ERASMUS intensive methodology processes among professionals, program from 2012-2015 and has led families, nontraditional adults the European Society for Research entering universities, and learners on the Education of Adults Life and those alienated from learning History and Biography Network and in postindustrial communities. jointly coordinates the Network on Transformative Processes in Learning Before moving into Local Education and Education. As director of research Authority adult education, his career development at CCCU, he has mentored began as a community developer and many adult graduate and doctoral researcher in university adult education. students. He has served as a visiting He was head of adult basic education professor at Université de Paris in Edinburgh, and chair of the Scottish Nanterre, the University of Milano- Right to Learn Campaign. He became Bicocca and Michigan State University secretary of the Workers’ Educational and is consulting editor for the Journal Dr. Linden West is internationally Association (WEA) in Oxford, working of Transformative Education, Research recognized for his inspirational closely with the University Department on the Education and Learning scholarship, advocacy and practice. for Continuing Education to develop of Adults, Culture, Biography and He has influenced adult education and research working-class, second- Society, and CLIOPSY. He is a lifelong across Europe and North America with chance adult education programs. honorary member of SCUTREA scholarship that encompasses popular and Steward of the International education, adult learner motivation, As Lecturer in the Theory and Practice Transformative Learning Conference. professional learning, career and life of Continuing Education, he developed choices, family learning, racism and a master’s program and trained as a West was made a Fellow of the Royal fundamentalism. He holds a Bachelor psychoanalytic psychotherapist to Society for the Encouragement of the of Arts (Honors) degree from the understand the lives of adults, along Arts, Manufacture and Commerce University of Keele, a master’s clinical with their resilience and struggles, (RSA), in recognition of his diverse degree in psychoanalytic psychotherapy in greater depth. He also undertook achievements, as well as a Fellow of from the University of Kent, a Master research into family learning programs the United Kingdom Higher Education of Philosophy degree from the Open in marginalized communities while Academy. He won a 2016 award for University, and a Ph.D. from Kent. at the University of East London. his outstanding contribution to the theory and practice of transformative West’s most notable achievement has Widely published in both adult learning at the 12th International been to challenge adult education education and research methodology, Conference on Transformative Learning. scholars to transcend disciplinary and his writing is translated into many conceptual boundaries by integrating languages. His book Distress in the He is presently working as a consultant psychoanalytic perspectives with City: Racism, Fundamentalism and on a European Union financed project critical theory to refine a theory of self/ a Democratic Education has been – CURE – designed to cultivate active other recognition that encompasses widely acclaimed while Transforming citizenship and democratic values in intimate relationships, along with Perspectives in Lifelong Learning teaching, learning and curriculum cultural, imaginal and unconscious and Adult Education, co-authored design in Israel and Georgia, in processes in adult learning. with Laura Formenti, won the 2019 addition to undertaking in-depth Cyril O. Houle Prize for Outstanding biographical research among groups of He used these approaches to establish Literature in Adult Education. Palestinian and Israeli academics and a highly successful autobiographical educators, and is seeking to develop and narrative research theme group as experiential, dialogical adult education a professor of education at Canterbury for peace in zones of conflict.

7 JAMES WITTE

and Psychology departments as a students, emphasizing the principles of co-investigator on an awarded FAA learning, including habits of learning, grant to develop air traffic controller transfer of knowledge, motivation (ATC) training, incorporating and the nature of the adult learner. gaming theory and virtual reality. In 2019, he developed and implemented He has cultivated an active exchange an Adult Education Applied Learning of faculty from universities in Center in response to inquiries and China, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, requests from regional businesses and teaching at Suez Canal University industry to support industrial research in Egypt for a semester and visiting and to plan and develop educational Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, and Mexico programs to support a skilled workforce. to work with colleagues. He jointly developed an academic exchange Witte has served as a committee chair agreement between representatives or member for over 400 graduate Dr. James Witte joined the Auburn from Suez Canal University, Egypt, students, has over 50 publications, University faculty as an assistant and Auburn University that has over 100 presentations, and refereed professor in 1999 as the only faculty led to a successful exchange of 74 conference papers. He has been member in an Adult Education program faculty members and students. recognized repeatedly for his that served only six graduate students. excellent teaching and research by Under his stewardship, the program Internationally, he has collaborated with the Auburn University College of has expanded into a nationally the Alabama Cooperative Extension Education and university as a whole recognized and internationally active System on three USDA Cochran due to his professional contributions entity. During this time, the Adult Fellowship awards with Albania, the and service, both nationally and Education program at Auburn has Republic of Georgia, the Caribbean internationally, within the research, grown to approximately 200 graduate area and several East African countries. service and outreach areas. students, four faculty members and Extension educators from multiple a student services coordinator. disciplines have earned advanced He has received the College of degrees under Witte's leadership, Education’s Outstanding Commitment Witte earned a Ph.D. in Adult Education allowing for advancement in their to Diversity Award, and in 2018 was in 1997 from the University of South career and program achievements. selected as a Global Teaching Academy Florida before accepting his position His academic skill, understanding Member-International Initiatives at Auburn University. At Auburn, he and ability continually inspires through the Office of International established the GED Center, a GED/ESL participants in his program to Programs at Auburn University and program staffed with support from the exceed their own expectations. inducted into the Phi Beta Delta Honor local community college and student Society for International Scholars. interns from his Adult Education His 20-year participation in the program. He established an online National Joint Apprentice Training master’s program in Adult Education Center of the National Training with the Marine Corps College of Institute (NJATC/NTI), the center Distance Education and Training and for the International Brotherhood of was the key developer of the Extension Electrical Workers and the National Educator Certification (EEC). He Electrical Contractors Association also collaborated with colleagues instructor training has allowed him from Auburn’s Aviation, Kinesiology to teach thousands of first-year

8 “Never underestimate that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world, indeed it’s the only thing that ever has.”

–Margaret Mead

9 DONORS

The International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame sincerely appreciates the financial support by the following organizations and individuals. Such financial support is vital to the continued success and development of the Hall of Fame and is warmly welcomed.

Sapphire ($15,000 +) Autonomous University William E. Cox *Edgar Boone of Guadalajara Induction K. Patricia Cross Sponsorship (José M.González) *Tom Damon Grover Andrews *Jack Ferver Ruby ($10,000 +) Eunice Askov *William Flynn Community Foundations Inc. Battle Creek Community Chere Gibson Carol E. Kasworm Foundation Beverly Griffith Paul Miller Ralph G. Brockett Martha Friedenthal-Haase Wendell Smith Rosemary Caffarella Melodie Hancock *Alexander Charters Catherine Hansman L. Dian Stoskopf John Claar Peyton Hutchison Robert Comfort Susan Imel Platinum ($5,000 +) James Cronin *Ellen Ironside Clinton L. Anderson Gary Eyre Ronald Jacobs *Marjean Buckner John Gantz Waynne James *Barry L. Cobb Quentin Gessner Lisa Jones *William D. Dowling *Daniel Godfrey *Morris T. Keeton Paula A. Harbecke Ronald Gross *Steve F. Kime John A. Henschke Lucy Guglielmino Kansas State University *Glenn S. Jensen Bill Hambleton Kay J. Kohl Myron Johnsrud Roger Hiemstra C. Peter Magrath Janet K. Poley Richard T. Liles Larry Martin Douglas Smith Carroll Londoner *Joseph Matthews Steck-Vaughn Company Sue Maes Larraine Matusak W.K. Kellogg Foundation *Russell Mawby Ken McCullough Gary E. Miller *Leon Y. McGaughey Roger Morris James Miller Gold ($3,000 +) Bobby D. Moser Gunder Myran Adult Education Society Mortimer Neufville Monroe Neff Ajou University and Suwon City, Lucinda Noble Michael Omolewa Republic of South Korea (Kim Sinil) *Craig Oliver Joseph J. Arden Dorothy Ray John Peters Grey Edwards Jovita Ross-Gordon *Daniel C. Pfannstiel Hiram Fitzgerald Ronald Shearon L.S. Pope Howard A. Hovland Robert G. Simerly Donna Queeney A. Frank Mayadas Edward Simpson, Jr. *Noel Ralston Schweizerischer Verband für Henry A. Spille Joseph S. Rawlings Weiterbildung SVEB - Induction Richard and Carole Summerville *Russell Robinson sponsorship (André Schläfli) Otto Thomas Warren Rucker University of Bamberg Induction *Allen Tough Lorilee R. Sandmann Sponsorship (Jost Reischmann) Gale VandeBerg Don Seaman Adult Education Society, Serbia Raymond Wlodkowski John Snider Department of Andragogy, Faculty of John T. Woeste Thomas Sork Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia Mary Alice Wolf Richard A. Swanson Induction Sponsorship (Katarina Popovi´c) The Minneapolis Foundation ESREA – European Society University of Central Oklahoma Supporter ($100 +) for Research on the Education of Adults Karen Watkins Mary Alfred University of Iasi and the *Thurman J. White Jerry Apps Consortium UNIVERSITARIA *Roger Axford Induction Sponsorship (Laurentiu Soitu) Marcia Bankirer Harold W. Stubblefield Bronze ($500 +) Hal Beder J. Willard Williams *Emery Bacon Gretchen T. Bersch Douglas Beakes Chester Black Meg Benke Roger Bosher Silver ($1,000 +) Patrick J. Borich AAACE Bonnie Braun Marcie Boucouvalas American Friends of Rewley House Stephen Brookfield Valerie Bryan Audrey Anderson Beverly Benner Cassara *Elbert W. Burr James Anderson Marie Cini Ronald M. Cervero Simone Conceição Joe M. Cothron

10 *Deceased DONORS CONT.

Bradley C. Courtenay Geoffrey Thomas Pamela Tate *James Danglade *Curtis Ulmer Jeanne Tesch Sherwin Davidson Richard Vilstrup Lawrence Tsui *Lloyd Davis Bobbie Walden Sue Waddington Gary Dean Horst Wiedefeld James Witte *Jim Dorland Garland Williams Nani Zulminarni Leona English Leodry Williams Jane Evanson Tinghu Wu Brian Findsen Tsong-Shien Wu Richard Fowler *Travis York *Michael W. Galbraith Margaret Gorton Beverly Grissom Other *Gordon Guyer Victor Arredondo Budd Hall Sturla Bjerkaker *John Holden Rebecca Buchanan *Cyril O. Houle Shauna Butterwick *Paul E. Huff Philippe Carré Fran Kelly Gary Confessore Kathleen P. King Patricia Davies Joachim Knoll John Dirkx Thomas Kowalik Dieter Dohmen Peter Kuchinke Aenae Dretsch *Burton Kreitlow *John Ebersole LeRoy Luft Regina Ebner Teresa MacNeil Regina Egetenmeyer-Neher *Violet Malone Jody Ellis Patricia McLagan Gregoire Evequoz Donna McNamara Rosa M. Falgas Dwight W. Meierhenry Paolo Federighi Mercedes Benz of Alexandria, VA Jean Fleming Gordon H. Mueller *Paul E. Hadley Michael Newman Jian Huang *James F. Nickerson Lilian H. Hill James P. Pappas Heribert Hinzen Otto Peters E. Paulette Isaac-Savage Cheryl Polson *Eugene Johnson Robert Quick Sally M. Johnstone Allan Quigley Tom Kinney Stanley C. Robinson George A. Koulaouzides Tonette Rocco Ana Krajnc Amy Rose Victor Lechetenberg Mihaly Sari LaVerne Lindsey André Schläfli David Loring Joan Schram Dorothy Lucardie Ching Mey See Peter Mayo S.Y. Shah Don E. Moore, Jr. Daniel W. Shannon Michael Moore *Elaine Shelton Balázs Németh Kim Shinil Daphne W. Ntiri Laurentin Soitu Young-do Park David Stewart John Parker Thomas Sticht Ioan-Aurel Pop *Hamilton Stillwell Archanya Ratana-Ubol Karen Swan Jost Reischmann Maurice Taylor Simona Sava George Spear

IACEHOF acknowledges that ongoing contributions from University of Oklahoma Outreach continue to place it at the highest giving level (James P. Pappas).

Thanks to everyone who has and continues to donate to the IACEHOF.

*Deceased 11 PREVIOUSLY INDUCTED MEMBERS

*Henry Ahlgren 1996 *Robert Clark 1998 *Paul E. Hadley 1999 John Aitchison 2008 *Barry L. Cobb 2001 Budd Hall 2005 Ahmad Ajarimah 2007 Robert W. Comfort 1997 William Hambleton 1996 *George Aker 1997 Simone C.O. Conceição 2018 Merodie A. Hancock 2018 Kazi Rafiqul Alam 2017 Gary Confessore 2016 Catherine Hansman 2016 Mary Alfred 2016 Joe M. Cothron 2003 Paula A. Harbecke 2008 Allen Allensworth 2012 Bradley C. Courtenay 2004 Spiru Haret 2014 *Joan W. Allsop 2011 William E. Cox 1999 Fred Harrison, Jr. 1996 William “Bill” G. Anderson 2010 *Patricia Cranton 2014 *Robert Havighurst 1997 James R. Anderson 2007 James Cronin 2017 Gerald A. Heeger 2005 Clinton L. Anderson 2000 K. Patricia Cross 1996 *Arnold Hely 2009 Grover Andrews 1996 *Phyllis Cunningham 1996 John A. Henschke 1998 Jerry Apps 1996 *Tom Damon 1996 Doe Hentschel 2013 Joseph J. Arden 2001 *James Danglade 1996 Roger Hiemstra 2000 Victor A. Arredondo 2011 *Lloyd Davis 1996 Heribert Hinzen 2006 Eunice N. Askov 2007 *Tilton Davis, Jr. 1999 Lilian H. Hill 2018 Milka Atanasova 2014 Patricia Davies 2018 Brice G. Hobrock 2005 *Roger Axford 1996 Gary J. Dean 2012 *John Holden 1996 *Emery Bacon 1996 John Dirkx 2016 *Myles Horton 1998 *Colin R. Badger 2015 Dieter Dohmen 2019 *Cyril O. Houle 1996 Marcia Bankirer 1996 Gunther Dohmen 1999 Howard A. Hovland 2005 Héctor Alejandro Barceló 2010 *Channing Rice Dooley 2004 Jian Huang 2019 K. Douglas Beakes 2012 *Jim Dorland 1996 *Paul E. Huff 1998 Hal Beder 2009 *William D. Dowling 2001 Peyton Hutchison 1996 Jack Beetson 2019 Ervin S. Duggan 1999 *Jong-Gon Hwang 2013 Paul Belanger 2006 Chris Duke 2014 Knud Illeris 2006 Meg Benke 2013 *John Ebersole 2015 Susan Imel 2009 *Hazel Benn 2008 Gina Ebner 2019 *Ellen Ironside 1996 *Kenneth Benne 2004 Grey H. Edwards 2012 E. Paulette Isaac-Savage 2019 *Paul Emil Bergevin 2002 Regina Egetenmeyer-Neher 2019 Romita B. Iucu 2011 *Thomas Bergin 1996 William R. Ehrensberger 2004 Ronald Jacobs 2013 Gretchen Bersch 2008 *Mary L. Ely 2011 Waynne James 1996 Belinda P. Biscoe 2018 *Dorthy C. Enderis 1999 *Peter Jarvis 1997 Sturla Bjerkaker 2014 Leona M. English 2015 *Glenn S. Jensen 2003 Chester Black 1996 Michael Eraut 2006 Frank W. Jessup 1999 *Edgar Boone 1996 Grégoire Evéquoz 2015 *Eugene Johnson 1997 Patrick J. Borich 1998 Gary J. Dean 2012 Juanita Johnson-Bailey 2009 Roger Boshier 2013 Jane Evanson 1996 Myron Johnsrud 1996 Marcie Boucouvalas 2003 Gary A. Eyre 2011 Sally M. Johnstone 2019 Lalage Bown 2009 Rosa M. Falgàs 2019 Bernard Jones 1996 Naomi Boyer 2015 Éva Farkas 2019 Lisa Guion Jones 2012 Bonnie Braun 1996 Paolo Federighi 2019 Carol E. Kasworm 2002 *Samuel Charles Brightman 2015 *Jack Ferver 1996 *Morris T. Keeton 1999 Ralph G. Brockett 2005 John Field 2014 M. Frances Kelly 2008 Stephen Brookfield 2009 Brian C. Findsen 2012 Maria Almazan Khan 2008 Ann K. Brooks 2019 *Dorothy Canfield Fisher 2015 *J. Roby Kidd 1997 Valerie C. Bryan 2015 Hiram E. Fitzgerald 2015 *Steve F. Kime 2004 *Marjean Buckner 2014 *Jim Fling 1996 Kathleen P. King 2011 *Elbert W. Burr 1996 *William J. Flynn 2011 K. Peter Kuchinke 2018 *Barbara Bush 1997 Richard Fowler 1996 Nicelma King 1996 Shauna Butterwick 2018 *Paulo Freire 2008 Reatha Clark King 1996 Rosemary Caffarella 2009 Martha Friedenthal-Hasse 2004 Tom Kinney 1996 Chère Campbell Gibson 2011 *Michael W. Galbraith 2011 *Seaman Asahel Knapp 1997 Henry Carmichael 2016 *John W. Gardner 2003 Joachim Knoll 2006 Arne Carlsen 2017 John Gantz 2006 *Malcolm Knowles 1996 Philippe Carré 2018 Quentin Gessner 1996 Alan Knox 1996 Ann Cass 1996 *Daniel Godfrey 2006 Kay J. Kohl 2005 Beverly Benner Cassara 2003 Jose Morales Gonzalez 2002 Judith Ann Koloski 1997 Ronald M. Cervero 2003 *Bill Griffith 1996 Dénes Koltai 2008 *Bruce Chaloux 2013 Beverly McMurtry Grissom 1997 George A. Koulaouzides 2019 *Alexander Charters 1996 *Brian Groombridge 2009 Thomas F. Kowalik 2010 Jessie A. Charters 2004 Ronald Gross 2013 *Vorapipatana Kowit 2016 Ji Woong Cheong 2017 Jose R. Guevara 2012 Ana Krajnc 2019 Un Shil Choi 2010 Lucy M. Guglielmino 2012 *Burton Kreitlow 1996 Marie Cini 2016 Vladimir Gutu 2016 Peter Lavender 2015 John Claar 1996 *Gordon Guyer 1996 *Antonio Leaño Alvarez Del Castillo 2010

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Victor L. Lechtenberg 2018 James P. Pappas 1997 Audrey Springs-Anderson 2002 *Barend C. Lessing 2004 Young Do Park 2017 David Stewart 1996 Richard T. Liles 2008 John M. Peters 1997 Thomas Sticht 2013 Eduard C. Lindeman 2002 *David A. Peterson 2003 *Hamilton Stillwell 1996 Laverne Lindsey 2016 Otto Peters 2008 Calvin L. Stockman 1997 Carroll Londoner 2006 *Donald Peterson 1999 L. Dian Stoskopf 2002 Huey Long 1996 *Edwin Peterson 1996 *Helen Strow 1999 *Irving Daniel Lorge 2015 *Daniel C. Pfannstiel 2010 Harold W. Stubblefield 2001 Rosalind Loring 2013 Curtis Plott 1996 Richard Summerville 2011 Dorothy Lucardie 2014 *Franz Pöggeler 2006 Rita Süssmuth 2006 Leo Lucas 1996 Janet K. Poley 2002 Karen Swan 2015 Leroy Luft 1996 Cheryl Polson 2015 Richard A. Swanson 2001 *Robert A. Luke 2000 Ioan-Aurel Pop 2013 Rajesh Tandon 2011 Teresa MacNeil 1997 *L.S. Pope 2001 Pamela Tate 2018 Sir Robert Bowden Madgwick 2019 Katarina Popovic 2011 Maurice Taylor 2015 Sue Maes 2000 Daniel D. Pratt 2011 Robert Templin 2015 C. Peter Magrath 1998 Donna Queeney 1998 Geoffrey P. Thomas 2002 *Violet Malone 1999 Allan Quigley 2012 Otto John Thomas 2013 Markku Markkula 2008 Robert Quick 1996 Elizabeth Tisdell 2015 Andor Maroti 2016 *Noel Ralston 1996 *Allen Tough 2006 Victoria Marsick 2006 Celedonio Ramírez Ramírez 2010 *Janos Toth 2007 Larry G. Martin 2015 Yvonne K. Rappaport 2015 Lawrence Tsui 2015 *Benjamin Massey 1996 Archanya Ratana-Ubol 2017 Alan Tuckett 2006 *Joseph Matthews 1996 Joseph S. Rawlings 1997 *William Turner 1996 Larraine Matusak 2006 Joseph C. Ray 1999 *Curtis Ulmer 1996 *Russell Mawby 1996 *Robert Ray 1998 *George Vaideanu 2015 A. Frank Mayadas 2007 Jost Reischmann 1999 Timote M. Vaioleti 2012 Peter Mayo 2019 *Reginald Revans 2006 Gale VandeBerg 1996 *Howard Y. McClusky 2002 *Russell Robinson 1998 *Coolie Verner 2004 *Leon Y. McGaughey 2000 Stanley C. Robinson 1997 Oliver Las Vergnas 2018 Ken McCullough 1996 Tonette Rocco 2016 Gösta Vestlund 2015 Patricia McLagan 1998 Amy Rose 2013 Armando Villarroel 2007 Gary McLean 2006 Lloyd Robert Maxwell Ross 2013 Richard Vilstrup 1999 Lennox L. McLendon 2018 Jovita M. Ross-Gordon 2015 Sue Waddington 2016 Donna McNamara 1998 Warren P. Rucker 2011 Bob Walden 1999 *Wes Meierhenry 2003 Lorilee R. Sandmann 1999 Bobbie Walden 1996 Alberto Melo 2019 Mihály Sári 2014 Mary Walshok 2006 Barbara Merrill 2019 Simona Sava 2017 Shirley Walters 2005 Sharan B. Merriam 2003 Koichi Sasagawa 2012 *Betty Ward 1996 *Jack Mezirow 2003 Dusan Savicevic 2006 Karen Watkins 2003 Gary E. Miller 2004 André Schläfli 2011 *Charles Wedemeyer 1998 James Miller 1996 *Lloyd Schram 1996 Gene Whaples 1996 Paul Miller 1996 Peter Schramade 2006 *Thurman J. White 1996 Yong-lin Moon 2007 Tom Schuller 2006 Horst Wiedefeld 1999 Donald E. Moore, Jr. 2018 Don Seaman 1996 Garland Williams 2015 Michael Grahame Moore 2013 Ching Mey (Susie) See 2016 J. Willard Williams 2010 Roger Morris 2006 S. Y. Shah 2015 Leodrey Williams 1996 Sandra Morrison 2009 Daniel W. Shannon 1996 *Nofflet Williams 2005 Bobby D. Moser 2005 Ronald Shearon 1997 Cora Wilson Stewart 2009 Gordon H. Mueller 1999 *Elaine Shelton 1996 Raymond Wlodkowski 2012 Mazanah Muhamad 2006 Kim Shinil 2008 John T. Woeste 1997 Gunder Myran 2009 Robert G. Simerly 2001 Mary Alice Wolf 2011 Monroe Neff 1996 Edward Simpson, Jr. 1996 Tsong-Shien Wu 1999 Balázs Németh 2017 Mary Simpson 2010 *Travis York 1996 Mortimer H. Neufville 2008 Maria Slowey 2015 *Guan Shi Xiong 1999 Michael Newman 2009 Richard C. Smethurst 2002 Nani Zulminarni 2017 *James F. Nickerson 1999 Douglas Smith 2014 Wim J. Nijhof 2003 *Robert M. Smith 2004 Lucinda Noble 1996 Wendell Smith 1996 Ekkehard Nuissl 2006 John Snider 1996 *Mwalimu Julius Nyerere 2008 Alfredo Soeiro 2006 *John H. Ohliger von Rein 2002 Laurentiu Soitu 2008 *Craig Oliver 1996 Thomas J. Sork 2008 Michael Omolewa 2008 George Spear 2016 Adama Ouane 2008 *Franklin W. Spikes 1996 Mary Pankowski 1996 Henry A. Spille 2000

*Deceased 13 BOARD MEMBERS

INTERNATIONAL ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION 2020 HALL OF FAME OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

J. Will Williams, Chair Gary Eyre Department of Army (Ret.) Advance Associates and Consultants (Ret.) Alexandria, Virginia, USA Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Douglas Smith, Past Chair Tonette Rocco Florida International University Professor, Florida International University Miami, Florida, USA Miami, Florida, USA

James Anderson, Chair-Elect Wendell Smith Central Texas College (Ret.) Continuing Education Dean Emeritus Killeen, Texas, USA University of Missouri - St. Louis (Ret.) St. Louis, Missouri, USA L. Dian Stoskopf, Finance Officer/ Development Committee Chair Joe Arden Department of Army (Ret.) Vice President Emeritus Alexandria, Virginia, USA University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC)

Gary E. Miller, Ex-Officio, Newsletter Editor Eva Farkas Executive Director Emeritus VET and AR Expert Penn State World Campus Doctoral School of Education State College, Pennsylvania, USA Szeged, Hungary

Mary Alfred George Koulaouzides Professor, Adult Education and Assistant Professor (Elected), Adult Education Human Resource Development Hellenic Open University, Greece Texas A&M University Bryan, Texas, USA Thomas J. (Tom) Sork Professor, Adult Learning and Education Sturla Bjerkaker The University of British Columbia Secretary-General Vancouver, Canada Norwegian Association of Adult Learning Gronland, Oslo, Norway

Ralph Brockett Professor, University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee, USA

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR James P. Pappas University Outreach (Ret.) Norman, Oklahoma, USA

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Special thanks to Dr. Belinda Biscoe, senior associate vice president for OU Outreach and 2018 IACE Hall of Fame inductee, for her continued support of the IACE Hall of Fame activities.

We very much appreciate the support of Louis Martini Further and special thank yous to the “Hall” staff of Thomas Edison State University and historian for their continued year-long effort: Dr. Nina Barbee, symposium event planning manager of the Council coordinator, and Shannon Johansen. of College and Military Educators for his efforts in hosting of this year's induction. Without his gracious The IACE Hall of Fame extends a special thank you to support, this induction event would not have occurred. the Board and Officers of the Council of College and Military Educators. Their activities clearly demonstrate Thank you also to the staff at OU Outreach their commitment to furthering and recognizing the including Laurie Smith; Marketing and efforts of adult education colleagues internationally. Communications: Mitch Lewis, Michael Mahaffey, Tami Althoff, and Mary Wuestewald.

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