M.L.S.

B.S. in Management Information Systems - University of Texas at Arlington

 

A.S. Degree in Business - Mountain View College

Creighton University, B.A., M.A.
George Washington University, M. PH., PH.D.

Dean, Education Center

A.A., South Plains College

B.A., Angelo State University

M.A., Our Lady of the Lake University

M.A.

B.S., Pan American University; Edinburg, Tx; 1971
Masters in Education; Pan American University; Edinburg, Tx; 1984
 
Mr. Barron has 20 years of public school teaching in varous school districts in Texas. He has taught at Alamo Community College District in San Antonio, TX. He also taught at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, TX from 1992-1999. He started teaching at MVC in the fall of 1999. While at Tarleton he was a student teacher supervisor of prospective math teachers. He is a member of the National Council of Math Teachers. He has been a speaker at the Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teachers from 1999-2003. While teaching at Mountain View he has completed several reports on institutional effectiveness concerning our developmental mathematics program. Some of his data was used in the Title V report which MVC was awarded in 2001.

M.A.

BFA University of Dallas (1985) Design
MFA Southern Methodist University (1994) Painting

Dr. Paul Benson is a Professor of English, Religion, and Humanities. He holds a B.A. in English from Pacific Lutheran College, an M.A. in English from Colorado State University, and a Ph.D. in English from The University of North Texas. As a Mountain View College "Pioneer" faculty member, Dr. Benson has taught at MVC since 1970. He brings a broad range of interests to his teaching. He has published articles in both literature and music. His interest in cultures around the world sparked his co-founding of the Texas Cultural Alliance and its program, "Excursions," through which he has organized student tours of ancient sites around the world.

 

Over the years, Dr. Benson has received just about every honor in teaching including nomination for the "Minnie Stephens Piper Professorship" as the most outstanding teacher at Mountain View College and "Innovator of the Year" for his humanities program, "Project Show." Dr. Benson is a national leader in community college humanities instruction and has served on the national Board of Directors of the Community College Humanities Association. Complementing his creative video productions, most recently, he has initiated instruction in composition in a distant learning format and is in the process of developing instructional CDs in the humanities.

 

 

CADD Profesor
AAS Computer Aided Drafting & Design - Mountain View College

Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology - A&M

Master of Education - UTA

Certified in 6-12 Biology

B.A., McMurry University

B.A. in French from Houghton College, Houghton NY

M.A. in Linguistics from University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX

Masters in Humanities:  Studies in Literature, UTD

Bachelors in Humanities:  Literary Studies, UTD

Associate of Arts, Mountain View College/DCCCD

Bachelor of Arts
Texas Tech University

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration,

University of Arkansas

Master of Science in Human Relations and Business,

Amberton University

Mr. Chancey has a BS and MS in Mathematics from UT-Arlington. He has taught at MVC since 1981. He was elected to Who's Who among America's Teachers in 2002.