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Dr. Ron Rosen: “Research is not something extra.” Nov 13, 2012 Many individuals seem to find themselves at Berea somewhat serendipitously, knowing little about the institution before they arrive. Ron Rosen, Professor of Biology and Chair of Academic Division I, is not one of them. Before joining the Berea College family, Rosen taught at Union College in Barbourville, Kentucky. On trips to Lexington he stopped in [...]

Dr. Jan Pearce: she lives the liberal arts Nov 13, 2012 Jan Pearce, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics, is a woman of many talents and passions. When asked about her interests, she responds with a deluge of answers that sound more like driving directions explaining her present position by telling where she has been. One of Pearce’s greatest passions is for the Liberal Arts. It [...]

Dr. Janice Blythe teaches & learns “with, from and about students all the time” Nov 13, 2012 Dr. Janice Blythe, chairperson of Division III at Berea College, is interested in people and the influential choices they make. She teaches a variety of courses dealing with food, nutrition, and other decisions we make as families and individuals. Blythe earned her bachelor’s degree in dietetics from Eastern Kentucky University, her master’s degree in clinical [...]

Dr. Gail Bowman: the incredible journey to Berea Nov 13, 2012 Gail E. Bowman grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, but both she and her older sister were born in Morgantown, West Virginia. Her father grew up in Des Moines, began his college work before World War II and was a Tuskegee airman during the war. But when he returned home newly married, and obtained his [...]

Dr. Rick Meadows: Learning Like a River Nov 13, 2012 Rick Meadows, Associate Professor of French and Chair of the Division of English, Theatre, Communication, Music, and Foreign Languages, is not the most orthodox professor. He prefers games to lectures in his classes. He uses unusual discussion techniques and frequent visual metaphors. When describing the Liberal Arts, for example, where knowledge is amassed from a [...]

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