Landry Brewer 811 Shore Drive, Elk City, OK 73644 Email: [email protected] Cell: 580-799-0801
Curriculum Vitae
EDUCATION
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK May 2012 B.A., Political Science
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK December 2010 B.A., Interdisciplinary Studies
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK December 2004 M.Ed., Social Sciences, Specialization—History
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, OK May 1999 B.S.Ed.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Sayre, OK December 1996 A.S., General Studies
ACADEMIC HONORS
SWOSU Political Science Program Academic Excellence Award 2012 The Chancellor’s List 2004-2005 Invited to join Mu Kappa Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society 2005 Magna Cum Laude President’s Honor Roll Dean’s Honor Roll Graduate GPA: 4.0
PROFESSIONAL HONORS
Featured in SWOSU Center for Excellence in Teaching and December 2019 Learning Correspondent Newsletter for Using Inspiring Active Learning Activities https://www.swosu.edu/administration/distance/newsletters/19-december-a.pdf
Bernhardt Academic Excellence Award, Southwestern Oklahoma 2018 State University
HIGHER EDUCTION INSTRUCTION
Bernhardt Assistant Professor, Southwestern Oklahoma State 2005-Present University-Sayre Campus
My assigned courses are U.S. History to 1877, U.S. History Since 1877, World History and American Government and Politics. I teach on-campus courses, interactive video/Zoom courses and online courses.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP
Member, Oklahoma Historical Society, 2017-Present.
BOOKS PUBLISHED
Cold War Kansas, Arcadia Publishing/The History Press August 2020 https://www.arcadiapublishing.com/Products/9781467146630
Cold War Oklahoma, Arcadia Publishing/The History Press April 2019 https://www.arcadiapublishing.com/Products/9781467142250
JOURNAL ARTICLES/BOOK REVIEWS PUBLISHED
Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains, Kansas Historical May 2020 Foundation & Kansas State University
My paper “Kansas Missiles: Central Kansas and the Nation’s Nuclear Arsenal, 1959- 1965” was published in the Spring 2020 edition of the quarterly journal of the Kansas Historical Foundation and the Kansas State University Department of History. The paper discusses the building and operation of the 12 sites near Salina’s Schilling Air Force Base that housed Atlas F Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles as part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal. https://dc.swosu.edu/caap_general_articles/7/
Chronicles of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Historical Society September 2019
My paper “Sooner State Civil Defense: Oklahoma Community and College-Campus Preparedness, 1960-68” was published in the Summer 2019 edition of the quarterly journal of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The paper discusses state and local Cold War civil defense efforts, specifically those in far Western Oklahoma, in the context of national civil defense efforts. https://dc.swosu.edu/caap_general_articles/6/
Chronicles of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Historical Society March 2019
I was asked to submit a 400- to 600-word review of Publisher for the Masses: Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, by R. Alton Lee (University of Nebraska Press, 2018), which was published in the quarterly journal of the Oklahoma Historical Society.
Chronicles of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Historical Society September 2018
My paper “Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy” was published in the Summer 2018 edition of the quarterly journal of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The paper discusses the Oklahoma legislature’s accusing University of Oklahoma professor Maurice Halperin of being a Communist in 1941 and the subsequent discovery that he was a Soviet spy while working for the Office of Strategic Services, the United States’ intelligence agency, during World War II. https://dc.swosu.edu/caap_general_articles/3/
The paper is being used by Connors State College History Instructor Chris McBeath in his Oklahoma History course.
Chronicles of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Historical Society December 2017
My paper “The Missiles of Oklahoma: Southwest Oklahoma’s Role in the American Cold War Nuclear Arsenal, 1960-1965” was published in the Fall 2017 edition of the quarterly journal of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The paper discusses the building and operation of the 12 sites near Altus Air Force Base that housed Atlas F Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles as part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal. https://dc.swosu.edu/caap_general_articles/1/
The paper is being used by Connors State College History Instructor Chris McBeath in his Oklahoma History course.
PRESENTATIONS/CONFERENCES
Museum of the Western Prairie, Altus, OK November 21, 2019
Presented my book Cold War Oklahoma to this event sponsored by the Western Trail Historical Society. http://www.okhistory.org/calendar/event/cold-war/
Oklahoma Book Festival, Oklahoma City, OK September 21, 2019
Panel discussant with Dr. Nyla Ali Khan, Rose State College professor and author of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah’s Reflections on Kashmir, and moderator Dr. Deena K. Fisher, Northwestern Oklahoma State University history professor, at the 2019 Oklahoma Book Festival: https://okbookfest.org/2019-festival-lineup/landry-brewer/
Magic City Books, Tulsa, OK May 17, 2019
I discussed my book Cold War Oklahoma at Magic City Books.
Carnegie Library, Elk City, OK June 6, 2019
I discussed my book Cold War Oklahoma at the Elk City Carnegie Library.
“Is This a Great State or What?”, KFOR NewsChannel 4 May 30, 2019
I was featured in “Is This a Great State or What?” on KFOR NewsChannel 4 in Oklahoma City. In the segment I discussed my book Cold War Oklahoma. https://kfor.com/2019/05/30/oklahomas-fallout-from-the-cold-war-era-includes-spies- missiles-and-forgotten-bunkers/
KWTV News9 May 28, 2019
I was featured in a segment of the News9 Morning Show on KWTV in Oklahoma City discussing my book Cold War Oklahoma. https://www.news9.com/clip/14832620/author-landry-brewer-talks-about-his-book-cold- war-ok
OK County Assessors Association, Elk City, OK May 17, 2019
I spoke to Southwest District Meeting of the Oklahoma County Assessors Association about my book Cold War Oklahoma.
Arimathea Club, Elk City, OK April 29, 2019
I spoke to the Arimathea Club of Elk City about my book Cold War Oklahoma.
Beckham County Retired Educators, Elk City, OK April 12, 2019
I spoke to Beckham County Retired Educators about my book Cold War Oklahoma.
Elk City Middle School, Elk City, OK February 12, 2019
I spoke to Elk City Middle School about my book Cold War Oklahoma.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” October 5, 2018 SWOSU-Sayre
Presented my research about Maurice Halperin during the annual SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival. Halperin was a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the Office of Strategic Services, the United States wartime intelligence agency, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” May 18, 2018 Rotary Club, Shamrock, TX
Presented my research about Maurice Halperin, a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the United States wartime intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” May 10, 2018 Rotary Club, Elk City, OK
Presented my research about Maurice Halperin, a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the United States wartime intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” April 27, 2018 Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma City, OK
I presented a paper at the annual Oklahoma History Conference in Oklahoma City about Maurice Halperin, a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the Office of Strategic Services, the United States wartime intelligence agency, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” April 5, 2018 Kiwanis Club, Sayre, OK
Presented my research about Maurice Halperin, a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the United States wartime intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“Maurice Halperin: From Sooner Subversive to Soviet Spy,” April 4, 2018 Rotary Club, Sayre, OK
Presented my research about Maurice Halperin, a University of Oklahoma professor accused by Oklahoma’s legislature of being a Communist in 1941. Evidence later emerged that, while working for the United States wartime intelligence agency, the Office of Strategic Services, in the 1940s, he committed espionage for the Soviet Union.
“A Brief History of Higher Education in Sayre,” SWOSU, March 30, 2018 Sayre, OK
Presented a brief overview of higher education in Sayre, Oklahoma, at the SWOSU-Sayre 30/50/80 celebration. I traced the beginning of Sayre Junior College in 1938, its development through the next five decades, and its 1987 merger with Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, becoming SWOSU-Sayre. “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Weatherford, OK February 23, 2018
As the featured speaker for the Stafford Air & Space Museum series Stories at the Stafford, I will present my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Hobart, OK November 6, 2017
As the featured speaker for the Kiowa County Historical Society’s annual banquet, I presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965. Oklahoma Historical Society Historical Marker, Willow, OK October 2017
The Oklahoma Historical Society approved my application to place a historical marker at the site near Willow that housed an Atlas F Intercontinental Ballistic Missile from 1962 to 1965. One of 12 missile sites attached to the 577th Strategic Missile Squadron at Altus Air Force Base, the Willow missile site was part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal. All 12 missiles were put on alert for the first time during the October 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. In addition to securing permission from the OHS, I wrote the marker text, raised the money to pay for the marker, oversaw its installation, and spoke at the dedication ceremony.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” SWOSU, Weatherford, OK October 26, 2017
Appeared with historian and author Michael Dobbs at the SWOSU seminar titled “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” at which I presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965. “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” SWOSU, Sayre, OK October 25, 2017
Featured speaker during the SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival. Presented “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” based on my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” SWOSU, Sayre, OK October 16, 2017
Featured speaker at the SWOSU-Sayre seminar titled “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” at which I presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
American Association for State and Local History, Austin, TX September 8, 2017
Presented the poster “Oklahoma Missile Site: Aiming for the Historic Marker” at the annual meeting of the AASLH. The poster explained my quest to gain permission from the Oklahoma Historical Society to place a historic marker at the Atlas Missile site near Willow, OK, my task of raising the money to pay for the marker, and my responsibility for marker installation.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Carnegie Library, Elk City, OK August 29, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Rotary Club, Weatherford, OK August 9, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965. “The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Rotary Club, Shamrock, TX July 21, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Kiwanis Club, Sayre, OK July 19, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Rotary Club, Sayre, OK July 18, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Rotary Club, Elk City, OK July 13, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
“Is This a Great State or What?”, KFOR NewsChannel 4 June 28, 2017
I was featured in “Is This a Great State or What?” on KFOR NewsChannel 4 in Oklahoma City. In the segment I discussed the Atlas Missile sites in southwest Oklahoma that ringed Altus Air Force Base in the early 1960s. http://kfor.com/2017/06/28/oklahomas-abandoned-missile-sites-are-getting-above- ground-recognition-after-more-than-50-years/
“The Missiles of Oklahoma,” Kiwanis Club, Elk City, OK June 27, 2017
Presented my research of the Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile sites in Southwest Oklahoma and north Texas that were part of the American Cold War nuclear arsenal from 1962 through 1965.
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
Editor, “Russian Interference in the 2016 US Presidential April-May 2018 Election: A Primer for US Adversaries,” by Thomas S. Ivester.
I edited the capstone paper for Colonel Thomas S. Ivester, United States Army, as he completed the requirements for graduation from the United States Army War College as a member of the class of 2018.
PHI ALPHA THETA/Oklahoma Association of Professional Historians Regional Conference, Judge February 25, 2017
I judged undergraduate research papers and presentations, rating each in several criteria.
Western OK Historical Society, Introducer November 2010
I introduced Elk City High School History teacher Kevin Black as he was inducted into the Western Oklahoma Historical Society Hall of Fame at the organization’s annual banquet. Prior to his selection, I wrote a letter of recommendation for his nomination to the WOHS Hall of Fame.
Textbook Review 2012
I read and reviewed several chapters of the textbook Human Geography by William Norton and Barney Warf.
Washita Massacre Public Lecture, Attendee
Attended evening lecture presented by SWOSU President Dr. Randy Beutler and SWOSU History Professor Dr. Sunu Kodumthara regarding the massacre of Black Kettle’s camp along the Washita River in 1868. The Wedding, SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival, October 2013
I wrote a one-act play, The Wedding, which was performed during the SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival. The play centers around a wedding that is thrown on the cheap by a miserly father-of-the bride. An unusual cast of characters also includes an Elvis impersonator hired to perform the ceremony and provide the reception music, dim-witted hillbilly cousins of the groom, and a foreign-born funeral parlor beautician who was hired to do the bridesmaids’ hair and makeup.
The Painting, SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival, October 2012
I wrote a one-act play, The Painting, which was performed during the SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival. The play features several off-beat characters, including an Oklahoma sheriff who is convinced a Russian garage sale attendee is a covert Communist bent on spreading Marxist-Leninist propaganda and fomenting revolution; hippies who reflect on the greed and corruption of the Reagan Era; and an American librarian and a French art critic who debate the merits of their respective cultures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Las3OxyrT4
SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival, Introducer/Attendee October 2014
I introduced Dr. Wade McCoy, author of historical fiction novel A Rainbow in the Dark, and the man on whose life the novel was based, Dr. Henry Kirkland, during a session of the SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival. The men discussed the novel, and Dr. Kirkland specifically discussed growing up as an African-American in segregation-era Eastern Oklahoma.
SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival October 2016
I attended a presentation by Dr. Sheldon Russell, author of the historical fiction novel The Yard Dog. The novel is set near a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp in World War II-era Oklahoma.
Carnegie Library, Elk City, OK Fall 2005
I delivered a lecture titled “Uncle Tom’s Cabin: A Historical Perspective” to a meeting of Friends of the Library at Elk City’s Carnegie Library. The lecture placed the novel in historical context as I gave a brief overview of slavery from the post-Revolutionary era until the novel was published in the middle 19th century.
PROFESSIONAL WRITING/ACTIVITIES
“A Good Life” 2013
A feature story I wrote chronicling the life of Canute resident Christene Smith, from her birth in pre-Dust Bowl Oklahoma and life growing up in 1930s and 1940s Western Oklahoma, to her subsequent marriage and life as an Army wife living abroad, to her career in Western Oklahoma law enforcement. Published in the Daily Elk Citian and Cordell Beacon.
“Madame Director” 2013
A feature story I wrote about SWOSU graduate Belinda Graham after she became Executive Director of the Sayre Chamber of Commerce. Published in the Elk City Daily News and Sayre Record.
“The Hands-On Approach” 2014
A feature story I wrote about SWOSU-Sayre graduate Landon Hise after he became the CEO of Cordell Memorial Hospital, which made him the state’s youngest hospital administrator at the time. Published in the Cordell Beacon, Elk City Daily News, Sayre Record and Cheyenne Star.
“Making the Grade” 2014
A feature story I wrote about three area teenagers—Bryce Butcher, Daniel Thompson and Myriah Wright—who made the transition from homeschool to college at SWOSU-Sayre. Published in the Elk City Daily News.
“An Impressive Man” 2014
A feature story I wrote chronicling the life of Elk City resident Eldon Hendrix. Hendrix shared stories of growing up in Erick with future country music legend Roger Miller, playing in a band with Miller, transitioning from farming to maintenance work in adulthood, and life as a retiree. Published in the Elk City Daily News.
“A Quiet Man” 2014
A feature story I wrote chronicling the life of Elk City Commissioner and Mayor Dan Gambill. Gambill was born in the late 1960s, and the story covers his youth in Western Oklahoma, his college years, and his decision to run for office after spending time as a civilian contractor assisting the U.S. military in Iraq. Published in the Elk City Daily News.
“A Tale of Two Careers” 2014
A feature story I wrote chronicling the life and careers of Western Oklahoma firefighter- turned-educator Danny Britton. Published in the Elk City Daily News.
“Partners” 2014
A feature story I wrote chronicling the lives of Western Oklahomans George and Earlene Holley, from their 1940 marriage in Carter through years of farming, followed by ownership of multiple Elk City businesses from the early 1960s through the early 1990s. Published in the Elk City Daily News.
“The Old College Try” 2015
“A feature story I wrote chronicling the journey of Sayre’s Sherron Manning from undecided college undergraduate to college dean. Published in the Elk City Daily News and the Sayre Record.
KECO Radio, Talk-Show Host 2006-Present
As a co-host of The Early Morning Show since 2006, I have regularly conducted interviews with local, state and national politicians, including Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin; Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate and United States Representative Ernest Istook; United States Senator James Inhofe; Lieutenant Governor Jeri Askins; State Senator Tom Ivester; State Representative Purcy Walker; State Representative and State Director of State Director of USDA Ryan McMullen; State Representative Todd Russ; Elk City City Manager Gary Dumas; Elk City Mayor and State Senate candidate Dan Gambill; District Judge candidate Doug Haught; Associate District Judge candidate Michelle Kirby-Roper; Associate District Judge candidate David Brooks; Beckham County Sheriff Scott Jay; Beckham County Sheriff candidate Derek Manning; Sayre City Councilman Brian Henderson; Shamrock (TX) mayor Buc Weatherby; and Clinton City Manager Steve Hewitt.
I have also conducted interviews with SWOSU history professor Dr. Fred Gates; Elk City High School history teacher Kevin Black; SWOSU history instructor/President, and former State Representative, Dr. Randy Beutler; and historian Bob Burke. Additionally, I conducted an interview with former SWOSU professor and inspiration for the historical fiction novel A Rainbow in the Dark, Dr. Henry Kirkland. Senate District 26 Campaign, Communications Coordinator/Advisor 2014
Drawing on my Political Science background and my communications background, I was Communications Coordinator for Elk City Mayor Dan Gambill in his Oklahoma Senate primary election campaign against Darcy Jech. Though my participation was kept from the public eye, I wrote public remarks, press releases and campaign literature text for the candidate, and I also advised Mayor Gambill on issues as I helped him craft his campaign narrative.
University/Community Service
“Bernhardt Wisdom”—Spoke on a panel of Bernhardt Academic Excellence Award winners to new faculty as part of SWOSU New Faculty Orientation—August 2018, August 2019, August 2020 As previous year’s winner, I spoke during the SWOSU Bernhardt Banquet—March 13, 2019 SWOSU Academic Recognition Ceremony—Gave keynote address during program to recognize juniors, seniors and graduate students for academic achievement—February 24, 2019 “Bernhardt Wisdom”—Spoke on a panel of Bernhardt Academic Excellence Award winners to new faculty as part of SWOSU New Faculty Orientation—August 15, 2018 SWOSU Faculty Senator—2018-Present Presented “Brief History of Higher Education in Sayre” at 30/50/80 banquet at SWOSU-Sayre—March 30, 2018 Member, 30/50/80 Anniversary Committee—2018 General Assessment Session Conducted By Dr. Veronica McGowan—January 23, 2018 Member, SWOSU Washita Battlefield Committee—2017-2018 Working with Registrar Terry Billey, we created a promotional flyer—“A SWOSU- SAYRE ASSOCIATE DEGREE Gives You ABILITY”—explaining the benefits of SWOSU-Sayre associate degrees—Spring 2016 Helped Arrange for SWOSU-Sayre Courses to Be Offered at Great Plains Regional Medical Center in Elk City http://www.swosu.edu/news/releases/2015/2015-10- 02c.aspx#sthash.eAQJRurc.dpbs —October 2015 Announced SWOSU-Sayre Graduates During Commencement—2006-2019 Assisted Timed WARP Participants as They Researched and Wrote—March 28, 2017 Hosted Student Panel Discussion at SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival—October 25, 2017 Hosted Student Panel Discussion at SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival—October 12, 2106 Hosted Student Panel Discussion at SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival—October 7, 2015 Member, SWOSU-Sayre Administrative Assistant Hiring Committee—August 2015 Member, SWOSU-Sayre Business Instructor Hiring Committee—October 2014 Introduced Literary Festival Speakers Wade McCoy and Henry Kirkland—October 8, 2014 Faculty Advisor—Student Government Association—September 2014-May 2015 Completed Canvas Online Rubric Workshop I and Workshop II—July 11, 2014 Completed “Certification of Instructors to Teach Online Courses” Course—July 8, 2014 Member, SWOSU Masonic Distinguished Lecture Series Selection Committee 2013-2015 Member, SWOSU Strategic Planning Team, Goal One—2013-2014 SWOSU-Sayre Faculty Association President—May 2013-April 2015 Introduced SWOSU-Sayre Career Day Speaker Lyanna Schultz—November 6, 2013 Introduced SWOSU-Sayre Literary Festival Speaker Patti Macumber—October 9, 2013 SGA Fall Festival Display—October 30, 2013 Attended Canvas Workshop—October 3, 2013 SWOSU-Sayre Faculty Association President-Elect—May 2011-April 2013 Chair, SWOSU-Sayre Custodial Hiring Committee—November 2012 Attended Faculty Development Workshop: “Introduction to EBSCOhost 2.0”—April 2008 Attended Faculty Development Workshop: “Poetry of Country Music” February 8, 2008 Member of IAV Committee since 2009 Member of Faculty Development Committee 2007-2009 Member of Dean’s Advisory Council 2007-2010; 2013-Present Campus Media Relations Coordinator 2006-2010, 2015-Present Chair Marketing Plan Committee 2015-Present Member Sayre Campus Task Force 2015-Present SWOSU-Sayre Timed WARP Assistant 2006-2019 Member of SWOSU-Sayre Literary Club 2005-2010 Member of Enrollment Management Council since 2005 Member of SWOSU-Sayre Faculty Association since 2005