Educators Hall of Fame 2011 Inductees
East Carolina University’s College of Education is pleased to have had this opportunity to recognize 20 individuals for their extensive contributions to the field of education. The Educators Hall of Fame was initiated in 1999 to permanently acknowledge education professionals and associations who have made distinguished contributions to the field of education through service and mission. Nominations were secured with a minimum $1000 gift to the College for the establishment of the Educators Hall of Fame Endowment Scholarship. Scholarships are given to outstanding education majors. The awards ceremony was held Saturday, October 15, 2011
We were honored to receive an address at this year’s ceremony by Pat and Lynn Lane, College of Education Professional Advisory Board Members.
The 2011 Hall of Fame Honorees are listed below.
Name | Induction Year | ECU Alumni? | Plaque Inscription |
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Alston Winslow Burke | 2011 | yes | Teacher - Principal - Coach - Mentor A visionary paving the way for others to secure a better life through education and athletics. His motto was "Education is the Answer" |
Connie Gay-Lord Mizelle Maynard | 2011 | yes | Dedicated Education Philanthropist |
Jo Anne Williams Corey | 2011 | yes | A loving caring educator who will live in the hearts of all the many children that she taught during her career. |
Kurt John-Charles Garner | 2011 | yes | Pitt County Teacher of the Year 2011-2012 Inspiring his students to always reach their potential. |
Naomi Blanchard Bagley Hofler | 2011 | yes | Dedicated teacher, wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother who put others ahead of herself |
Joyce Smith Holt | 2011 | yes | Kindergarten Teacher, Church Children's Leader and Child Advocate She inspired and nurtured a generation of North Carolina children |
James H. Maynard | 2011 | yes | Dedicated Education Philanthropist |
Dr. Diane D. Kester | 2011 | yes | Technology pioneer, innovator, and catalyst in librarianship and instructional technology education "Technology teaches you patience" |
Lewis Patrick Lane III | 2011 | yes | Alumnus, volunteer, donor and advocate always seeking to inspire by example fellow alumni, students, faculty and administrators to set a high priority of giving back to ECU so that others can reap the benefits we have received. |
Lynn Lewis Lane | 2011 | Devoted Advocate of Education Proven Career Finance Professional Dedicated to improving higher education opportunities for students through service and as a donor. |
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Barbara Jamieson Mallory | 2011 | yes | Mother of Sara Principal of Many Professor of Leaders Passionate and Imaginative Dedicated to Excellence and Service |
Dr. Margaret Ann Cannon Harris | 2011 | yes | My journey has been wonderful in public education. Through innovation and change in North Carolina's Public Schools, we have made a difference in the success of our students. |
Cornelia Mattocks Mewborn | 2011 | yes | She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. Her children arise and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: "Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all." Proverbs 31:26, 28-29 |
Katherine Elizabeth Misulis | 2011 | Educator, Leader, Facilitator, Life-Long Learner, Friend |
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Dolores Hayes Morgan | 2011 | yes | Teacher, artist, and musician "Always pass the attitude test and let your passion be contagious" |
Morgan Holt Harris | 2011 | yes | Through my life's journey in teaching, coaching and public service, if one student's life was changed - I reached the goal. |
Dr. Al Muller | 2011 | Professor of English Education ECU 1976-2011 Master Teacher, Lifelong Learner |
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Dr. Veronica S. Pantelidis | 2011 | Visionary, futurist, mentor Library Science & Instructional Technology Virtual Reality in Education Pioneer COE Distinguished Professor; 35 Years ECU 1976-2011 |
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Merle Thomas Summers | 2011 | yes | Husband, Father, Banker, Teacher, Administrator Advocate for Lifelong Learning, Continuous Improvement and Community Involvement |