President's Roundtable
The President's Roundtable held its inaugural meeting on October 8, 2009, and meets three times a year for a formal dinner or picnic and a presentation designed to help members become better acquainted with the College. Past meetings, for example, have showcased the communications department, music and theatre departments, and the Center for Leadership Initiatives.
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| President's Roundtable members at the October 11, 2012, meeting |
Purpose of President's Roundtable
According to its by-laws, the purpose of the President’s Roundtable is to broaden the base of community interest and support for Bryan College through familiarizing and involving a wider and more diverse range of individuals in the work and purpose of the college. Putting “Christ Above All,” this body better utilizes the college’s resources and furthers its mission and goals through:- Consultation with administration and faculty regarding new developments and programs,
- Identifying possible sources of support, and
- The encouragement of mutually beneficial cooperative ventures between the college and area businesses and agencies.
Upcoming Meeting Dates
- Thursday, October 3, 2013
- Thursday, February 27, 2014
President's Roundtable Members
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Leighton LeBoeuf 2012-2014 Roundtable Chair (pictured with President Stephen Livesay) |
- Charles Baker, executive director, Bethel Bible Village
- David Banks, president, MPACT Concepts
- Sherman Barnett, president and CEO, Community National Bank
- Tom Best, retired recorder, City of Dayton
- William D. Black, retired physician
- Mary Frances Carlson, retired educator
- William G. Carlson, independent contractor
- Richard C. Carter, vice president, Rheaco Service, Inc.
- James Cooley, owner, Cooley's Fine Clothing
- Paul Cowell, owner, Whitestone Country Inn
- Dede Groves, retired owner, Smith's Crossroads
- Ron Harris, president, Money Concepts Financial Planning Centre
- Donald C. Hogue, retired
- Robert Jensen, independent contractor-logistics/security, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
- Carter Johnson, pastor, Westminster Presbyterian Church
- Margaret Kelley, retired UTC vice chancellor for University Advancement
- Leighton LeBoeuf, general manager, Moody Radio-Southeast Region
- Jeremy Smith, financial advisor, Shoemaker Financial
- Fred Stansberry, retired executive director for Fundraising in the Eastern Region, World Vision
- Helen Louise Stout, retired, Royal Care, Inc.
- Cary E. Vaughn, CEO, Love Worth Finding Ministries
- Jane Wilkey, vice president-finance, Suburban Mfg. Company
Ex-Officio President's Roundtable Members
- John Haynes, chairman, Bryan College board of trustees
- Jerry Levengood, Rhea County superintendent of schools
- Ron Travis, state representative
- Bob Vincent, Dayton mayor
- Ken Yager, state senator
- Amy Morris, Bryan College student government association president
