 |
||
 |
 |
Adult Degree Program |
 |
||
ADP Home
Why Choose Mary Baldwin College?
Where is ADP Located?
Will I Fit In?
What Degree Will I Earn?
How Will I Pay For It?
Will I Be Successful?
How Do I Get Started?
Reference
Certificate Programs
Corporate Training
Teacher Licensure
Charlottesville
Hampton
Richmond
Roanoke
South Boston
Staunton
Weyers Cave
adp@mbc.edu
Request more information
The Mary Baldwin College Richmond Regional Center
| Richmond Quick Links |
|---|
| Directions and Parking |
| Our Staff |
| Information Sessions |
| Classes in Richmond |
| Contact Information |
Address: Phone: (804) 282-9111 Office Hours: |
Directions and Parking
Mary Baldwin College in Richmond is located in the Forest Office Park (formerly the Koger Center) at the corner of Three Chopt Rd. and Forest Ave. Our address is 1504 Santa Rosa Rd., Suite 202, Richmond, VA 23229. You will enter the building through the main front doors and take the stairs or the elevator to the second floor, and turn left.
From West of Richmond:
Take 64 East to Exit 181 – Parham Road exit. Turn right onto
Parham Road (Parham Road SOUTH), then turn left at the large intersection
onto Three Chopt Road for 1.2 miles. (You’ll pass Douglas Freeman
High School on the right on the way). Just after the stoplight, turn
left onto Santa Rosa Road. Our building is the second building on the
left – 1504.
From East of Richmond:
Take 64 West to Exit 183-A
- Glenside Drive South. Merge left onto Glenside Drive and travel about
1 mile, then turn right onto Three Chopt Road. Follow Three Chopt Road
about 1 mile and turn right onto Santa Rosa Road. Our building is the
second building on the left – 1504.
From the North:
Take 95 South to 64 West and then
follow directions above “From
the East of Richmond”.
From the South:
Take 95 North to 64 West and then
follow directions above for “From
the East of Richmond”.
Faculty and Staff in the Richmond Regional Center:
 |
Karen Dorgan Associate Professor of Education, Adult Degree Program Dr. Dorgan advises students in the Adult Degree Program and the Post-Graduate Teacher Licensure Program. She teaches education and math courses in ADP and in the Master of Arts in Teaching program. She has been with MBC since 1994. kdorgan@mbc.edu |
 |
Irving Driscoll Visiting Professor, Masters of Arts in Teaching Program Dr. Driscoll teaches and advises in the Master of Arts in Teaching Program, as well as supervises student teachers. He is a retired K-12 administrator. He started working with MBC student teachers in 2003. idriscol@mbc.edu |
 |
Catherine McPherson Associate Professor of Business Administration, Regional Director, faculty advisor Cathy is a graduate of the MBC residential program and returned to her alma mater as a faculty member in 1993. Before that, she was a marketing professional and continues to offer her marketing and business expertise as an outside consultant in addition to her duties with the college. Cathy is also past president of the Richmond Chapter of American Marketing Association and the MBC Alumnae/i Association. cfmcpher@mbc.edu |
 |
Kerry Mills Adjunct Professor, Adult Degree Program Kerry Mills is an Art Historian and Faculty Advisor for the Adult Degree Program. She has been with Mary Baldwin for over 10 years. She teaches Art History in Richmond. Kerry is active in the arts community, working with not-for-profits and galleries on projects as well as writing for art publications. kmills@mbc.edu |
 |
Pat Murphy Assistant Professor of Psychology, Adult Degree Program Dr. Murphy teaches Psychology and advises in the Adult Degree Program. She has been with MBC since 2004. pmurphy@mbc.edu |
 |
Annette Wallace Regional Operations Coordinator Annette joined the Richmond staff in May 2003. mwallace@mbc.edu |
Adjunct Faculty:
Dr. Victoria Alley, Education (MAT)
Dr. Robin Anderson, Psychology (ADP)
Dr. Andreas Anastasiou, Psychology (ADP)
Dr. Ken Beals, Philosophy/Religion (ADP)
Mr. Greg Brann, Business (ADP)
Dr. Patricia Burgess, Education (MAT)
Dr. Melvin Ching, Biology (ADP)
Mr.Stephen "Ty" Corbin, Mathematics
(ADP)
Dr. Will Davis, Education (MAT)
Dr. Kelly Decker, Education (MAT)
Ms. Laurie Dever, Physical Education (ADP)
Ms. Diane Dodd-McCue, Leadership Studies (ADP)
Ms. Linda Dressler, Sociology (ADP)
Dr. Vladimir Garkov, Physics/Chemistry (ADP)
Dr. Robyn Gavin, Psychology (ADP)
Dr. Jim Gilman, Religion (ADP)
Ms. Anna Golden, Art (ADP)
Ms. Patricia Gooden, Education (ADP)
Dr. Karen Grass, Education (MAT)
Dr. Robert Grotjohn, English (MAT)
Ms. May Guenin, Human Services (ADP)
Dr. Betsy Harrison, Education (ADP)
Dr. Gayle Hefty, Education (MAT)
Dr. Paul Hundley, Psychology (ADP)
Mr. Wayne Hupfer, Business/Theatre (ADP)
Mr. Jeff Keil, Economics (ADP)
Dr. Donna Klepper, Business (ADP)
Ms. Jill Krebs, Women's Studies (ADP)
Ms. Sue Marion, Art (ADP)
Ms. Marietta McCarty, Philosophy/Religion, Psychology
(ADP)
Dr. Barbara McGonagill, Education (MAT)
Ms. Kerry Mills, Art History (ADP)
Dr. Harriet Morrison, Education (ADP)
Dr. Perry Neel, Philosophy/Religion (ADP)
Dr. Kevin O'Brien, Religion (ADP)
Dr. Jewell Ann Parton, English (ADP)
Dr. Margaret Perozzo, Physics (MAT)
Dr. Lisa Powers, Education (ADP)
Dr. Shyamal Premaratne, Biology (ADP)
Mr. James Respess, Art (ADP & MAT)
Dr. Margaret Richardson, Asian Studies (ADP)
Ms. Ibby Roberts, Music (ADP)
Dr. Larry Roderer, English (ADP)
Mrs. Sara Roderer, Communications/Theatre (ADP)
Dr. James Russo, Education (MAT)
Mr. David Seward, Biology (ADP)
Dr. Dorothy Suskind, Education (MAT)
Dr. Beverly Thurston, Education (MAT)
Ms. Carmen Todd, Education (ADP)
Dr. ElaineTraynelis-Yurek, Education (MAT)
Dr. Marie Tsuchiya, Education (MAT)
Dr. Susan Wilkes, Physical Education/Psychology (ADP)
Mr. John Wilkinson, HCA (ADP)
Dr. Tamara Willis, Education (MAT)
Ms. Charlene Winter, Education (ADP)
Ms. Merry Wyatt, Sociology (ADP)
Dr. Mindy Wyttenbach-Lindsey, HCA (ADP)
Mary Baldwin College Richmond Regional Center currently offers classes in the Adult Degree Program and the Master of Arts in Teaching Program.
Adult Degree Program
Begun over 20 years ago, the Mary Baldwin College Adult Degree Program was originally designed for former Mary Baldwin students who did not complete their degrees. Today, the program is open to both women and men who want to complete their college education and earn a liberal arts bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree. The Adult Degree Program adheres to the same requirements and high standards as Mary Baldwin's traditional program. The Richmond Regional Center currently serves over 250 Adult Degree Program students.
Master of Arts in Teaching Program
The Master of Arts in Teaching Program is designed to offer preparation for or enrichment of classroom teaching through a balanced program of liberal arts and professional studies. All courses focus on inquiry - the processes by which students and teachers ask questions, study, and learn about human experience. The program is designed to accommodate both advanced study for currently practicing teachers and fulfillment of requirements for K-8 teacher licensure.
 |
 |