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Linda Parks
Category: Treasurer's Office
Position: Accounts Payable
Campus Phone: 865-471-3211
Campus Box: 71983
Email: lparks@cn.edu
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Jan Parman , B.A.
Category: Registrar's Office
Position: Administrative Assistant
Campus Phone: 865-471-3241
Campus Box: 71985
Email: jparman@cn.edu
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Truett Patterson , Emeritus
Category: Chemistry and Biochemistry
Position: Adjunct Faculty
Campus Phone: 865-471-3259
Campus Box: 71884
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Michael Potts
Category: Athletics
Position: Assistant Coach - Women's Basketball
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Julia Price
Category: Education, Undergraduate
Position: Assistant Professor of Education
Campus Phone: 865-471-3565
Campus Box: 72013
Email: jprice@cn.edu
Dr. Price teaches in the Graduate Educational Leadership program. Classes include Curriculum and Instruction; Classroom Management; Diversity of the Home, School, and Community; Administrator Field Experience and Educational Research.
Dr. Price is a member of the American Association of University Women, National and TN Association of Elementary School Principals and, the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development.
She has worked extensively in public education as a teacher and administrator and has been involved with higher education as an instructor for many years. Her areas of interest include current public education educational topics, teacher quality, and teacher evaluation.
Personal interests and hobbies include golfing, kayaking, running, and reading.
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Julia Price
Category: MED: Educational Leadership Online
Position: Assistant Professor of Education
Campus Phone: 865-471-3565
Campus Box: CN Box 72013
Email: jprice@cn.edu
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Cheryl Prose
Category: Religion, Undergraduate
Position: Adjunct Professor
Campus Phone: (865) 471-3497
Campus Box: 72012
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Edward Pulgar
Category: Music
Position: Adjunct Instructor of Music - Strings
Campus Phone: 865.471.3423
Campus Box: 72048
Email: epulgar@cn.edu
Born in Caracas, Edward Pulgar is a violinist and conductor from the National Youth Orchestra System of Venezuela. He began his musical studies at age eight in solfège, percussion and violin at the Youth Orchestra’s Academy and city of Coro’s School of Music. At thirteen years old, he won his first violin competition at the V National Violin Competition in Venezuela. While continuing his studies in violin, he also began studies in orchestral conducting in the city of Maracaibo. He then moved to Caracas where he continued his studies in violin and conducting at the Simon Bolivar Conservatory of El Sistema, and the Latin-American Violin Academy under the guidance of the eminent Venezuelan pedagogue José Francisco del Castillo.
He made his debut as a conductor at age twenty with the Zulia Symphony Orchestra in Venezuela. In 1999, he obtained a scholarship to study violin in the U.S., and earned an Artist Diploma and a Masters in Music Performance from the Universities of Duquesne and Michigan State.
Mr. Pulgar has appeared as a soloist and concertmaster with Symphonic Orchestras in Venezuela and South America, and more recently with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra at important concert halls such as Complejo Cultural Teresa Carreño of Caracas, Panama’s National Theatre, Beethovensaal of Stuttgart and Bonn, Teatro Colón of Bogota, the PNC Recital Hall and Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh, the Niswonger Performing Arts Center of Greenville, TN and the Knoxville Civic Auditorium, among others.
Currently, Mr. Pulgar is the Principal Second Violin of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the Knoxville Symphony’s Principal String Quartet, appearing throughout East Tennessee in recitals, concerts and radio and television appearances. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Strings at Carson-Newman University, and married to violinist Mary Pulgar and a proud parent of two daughters, Ana and Claudia. He eagerly continues to pursue solo and chamber music in the U.S. and Latin America along with guest appearances as conductor.
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Mary Pulgar
Category: Music
Position: Adjunct Instructor of Music - Strings
Campus Phone: 865.471.3423
Campus Box: 72048
Email: mpulgar@cn.edu
Ms. Mary Pulgar is currently a member of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and Adjunct Professor of Strings at Carson-Newman University and Walters State Community College. Prior to moving to Tennessee, she played with several professional orchestras including Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Ballet Orchestra , Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra and Wheeling Symphony Orchestra. She also played on a regular basis with Greater Lansing, Saginaw, Altoona and Youngstown Symphony Orchestras.
Ms. Pulgar has served as Assistant Principal Second Violin of Battle Creek Symphony and Principal Second Violin with the Southwest Michigan Symphony. She spends her summers performing at music festivals. She has also been a member of the Ohio Light Opera Orchestra where she was Principal Second Violin for several productions. In 2002, she attended National Orchestral Institute where she worked under such eminent conductors as Gerard Schwartz, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski and Michael Stern. She has also been a member of the Crested Butte Music Festival Orchestra and participated in chamber music at Sunflower Music Festival in Kansas.
Ms. Pulgar completed her Masters Degree in Violin Performance at Michigan State University in 2005. She also holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance from Duquesne University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2002.
