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  Deborah K. Conner, oral history interview

  Deborah Kay Conner

  October 16th, 2019

  Dr. Debbie Conner, Vice President for Student Affairs is interviewed by two students and their professor Andrew Busch as part of their Honors 306 class. Connor talks about her careers at Coastal, their highlights and her philosophy in higher education administraton.

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  Regina S. Markland, oral history interview

  Regina S. Markland

  October 30th, 2019

  Ms. Gina Markland, Compliance and Planned Giving Officer in the Coastal Educational Foundation, Inc, (CEF) is interviewed by three students and their professor, Andres Busch as part of their Honors 306 class. Markland discusses her athletic and coaching career, her financial services career and her work at CEF. She comments on the university's growth, leadership skills, helping students and Title IX.

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  Patricia Singleton-Young, oral history interview

  Patricia A. Singleton-Young

  October 23rd, 2019

  Ms. Pat Singleton-Young, retired Director of CCU Multicultural Services, is interviewed by three students and their professor Andrew Busch as part of their Honors 306 class. Singleton-Young discusses the early days of Coastal and her involvement with student activities and continuing assistance in students' lives at CCU.

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  Ronald R. Ingle, Oral History Interview

  Ronald R. Ingle

  December 5th, 2018

  The First Coastal Carolina University (CCU) President (1993- 2007), Dr. Ron Ingle, is interviewed by three students and their instructor Andrew Busch as a part of their Honors 306 class. Ingle talks about his first coming to Coastal, his presidency and his accomplishments and challenges. He also discusses his leadership style and legacy for Coastal.

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  Nelljean Rice, Oral History Interview

  Nelljean McConeghey Rice

  October 17th, 2018

  First dean of the University College and longtime English professor at Coastal Carolina University (CCU), Dr. Nelljean Rice is interviewed by two Honors 306 students. She talks about her career at Coastal, including the development of the Freshman Year Experience course, the Japanese Exchange Program and the Women's and Gender Studies minor. She also talks about women's leadership in higher education and her leadership skills.