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Academic
and Administrative Positions at IUN:
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Assistant Professor of Biology, 1974-1980
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Associate Professor of Biology, 1980-2001
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Chairman,
Department of Biology, 1985-1988
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Assistant
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, 1988-1992
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Acting Vice
Chancellor for Academic Affairs, 1992-1995
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Associate
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, 1995-1996
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Interim Assistant
Dean, School of Education, 1996-1997
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Interim Dean,
School of Education, 1997-1999
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Interim Executive
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, 2000-2001
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Special Assistant
to the Chancellor, 2001
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Associate
Professor Emeritus of Biology, 2002
Other Teaching Experience:
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High school chemistry
and biology teacher, Theodore Roosevelt High School, Los Angeles,
California, 1962-1965
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High school biology
teacher and audio-visual coordinator, U.S. Department of Defense, Overseas
Dependent Schools, Germany, and Clark Air Force Base, Philippine Islands,
1965-1970
Synopsis of career:
Dr.
May was a National Science Foundation Fellow in 1970-71. He taught courses
in biology at IUN—his
research specialization was in microbiology. He also taught courses for
nursing and allied health majors and advanced courses for pre-med students.
During the later years
of Dr. May's administrative career, he served in many capacities as a campus
liaison to various community groups and organizations including the Gary
Rotary Club, Partners in Higher Education and the Gary Chamber of Commerce.
In his recent role as
Special Assistant to the Chancellor, Dr. May spearheaded IUN's effort to
develop a space planning model which is being implemented by the Facilities
Planning Committee.
Dr. May officially retired
from IUN in December 2001. He has been recognized by many colleagues as
someone who always demonstrated willingness to step forward and when needed
to contribute to the betterment of IUN.
Education:
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Bachelor of Science,
Biology, University of New Mexico, 1960
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Master of Natural Science,
Microbiology, University of Oklahoma, 1971
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Doctor of Philosophy,
Microbiology, University of Oklahoma, 1974
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