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About:
Judy Hayman started her career as an elementary school
teacher. She moved to the secondary schools as a reading
specialist. Twenty years ago, she was hired by HCCS. At HCCS,
Judy has been an instructor of Reading, English, Study Skills and
Education. Not only has she taught in various area, she has also
served as a director of a federally funded Student Service program,
coordinator of teacher education, and department head of reading.
She is currently assistant chair of teacher education at Southwest
College. While teaching in HISD, Judy received two Outstanding
Young Educator awards. While working at HCCS, Judy has presented
at national and state conferences with presentations receiving
recognition awards. In 1998, Judy was selected Teacher of the Year
at Southwest College. Judy has a B.S. and M.S. in education. E-mail:
Judy.Hayman@hccs.edu University
of Corpus Christi (Texas A&M at Corpus Christi) B.A. Mr. Mers currently serves as Director, Telecommunications and
Instructional Support for HCCS-Southwest and has held past
administrative positions as Coordinator, Fine Arts, Speech,
Communications and Commercial Music for the HCCS System, and
Coordinator, Arts and Humanities, Southwest College prior to
his current position. In 1990, he was honored by HCCS-Central College for his work
in arts education through the establishment of the endowed Larry B. Mers Performance
Scholarship Fund He is the Project Director for a
TIF Grant that provides for
hybrid instruction and distance learning instruction for the college and is the Southwest
College representative for a Title V Grant that provides faculty
training and development in new teaching methodologies and delivery
systems. He also teaches distance education courses for Laredo Community
College (Texas). E-mail: Larry.Mers@hccs.edu
About: A member of HCCS’ full-time
faculty since 1992, Kay Lynn Moran has won numerous awards for her
contributions to developmental education.
She serves as chair of Guided Studies and Teacher Education at
HCCS-Northeast where she teaches education courses.
Ms. Moran has been honored as HCCS-NE Teacher of the Year and
Outstanding Faculty Member. She
has also received the HCCS Chancellor’s Award of Excellence.
In 2001, while serving as Texas College Reading and Learning
Association president, she acted as site chair for the Texas College
Academic Support Programs (CASP) annual conference, which was hosted in
Houston by HCCS. She has
also served as the CASP newsletter editor.
She has received several grants, including the Bedicek Grant and
the Carl Perkins Title II Partnership of Quality Education grant.
She has also received national recognition as a recipient of the
Outstanding Developmental Educator Award from the Kellogg Institute and
has worked on a start-up project grant at HCCS for an Alternative
Certification Program for teachers. Before
coming to HCCS, Ms. Moran was a public school teacher for eighteen
years, teaching students in the Cy-Fair and Klein school districts at
the elementary, middle and high school levels.
E-mail:
Kay.Moran@hccs.edu
Dr.
Joan Wyde, HCCS-Central Joan is department chair for child development and education at Houston Community College Central Campus. Before coming to HCC, she directed and taught in several child care centers in Houston. Joan co-authored the book Child Growth and Behavior: Connecting Theory and Practice and contributed a chapter to the book Room to Grow. Because she believes in the importance of teacher training, she leads conferences for teachers of young children. She is an advocate for young children and has served on several committees to improve the quality of education for young children. Joan loves cats and enjoys spending time at her vacation home in Oakbend. E-mail:
Joan.Wyde@hccs.edu
Vanese Delahoussaye, HCCS-Central McNeese State University, B.A., M.Ed. Vanese is child development and education instructor. Before joining the HCC faculty full time, her previous work experience included teaching young children ranging in ages 1-4 in private preschool settings and classroom teaching in grades K-5 in Louisiana, Missouri, and Texas. She enjoys leading conferences and training adults who are interested in teaching young children. In her spare time, she enjoys watching old movies, sewing and crafts. E-mail:
Vanese.Delahoussaye@hccs.edu
Karen Saenz, HCCS-Sourtheast E-mail:
Karen.Saenz@hccs.edu
Helen Jones HCCS-Northwest E-mail:
Jones@hccs.edu |
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