Dr. Brock is the director of Carson-Newman’s Graduate Studies Program in Education which offers a Master of Arts in Teaching: English as a Second Language. He is also an associate professor, and he supervises the Director of the English Language Institute. Dr. Brock’s office is located on the second floor of the CGE Building.  Dr. Brock has taught in Hong Kong and Macau, and traveled in several other countries.

Dr. Danny W. Hinson is Director of Global Education at Carson-Newman and associate professor in the TESL graduate program. He and his wife, Jan, have taught in Japan, Thailand, Russia, and Italy.

Phyllis coordinates and plans special services for Carson-Newman’s international students. She is assisted by student workers and volunteers who do a wonderful job "infusing" international students into the campus culture. Her office is located in the CGE Building.  Her office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 9 to 3 each day. Mrs. Hoover’s husband, Dr. Greg Hoover, is associate professor of sociology at C-N.  She earned her Bachelor of Science degree from Atlanta Christian College.

Peggy is part-time librarian in The Ronald R. Midkiff ESL Resource Center which is provided for graduate students studying English as a Second Language. The Resource Center is located on the second floor of the CGE Building.  The Resource Center hours are posted at the CGE Building. Mrs. King, who is the wife of a retired Army chaplain, has had the opportunity to travel and live in other countries during her husband’s career.

Barbara is part-time Administrative Assistant to the CGE director with an office on the first floor of the Center for Global Education (CGE). Her office hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday until 1 o’clock. In 1994, Barbara was part of a group of 22 faculty, staff, and students from Carson-Newman who performed a service project near Guangzhou, China, under the leadership of C-N’s campus ministry program.

Melissa coordinates special programs which include study abroad, International Club, and assisting with small groups coming from other countries for mini terms in English and American Culture. While a student at Carson-Newman, Melissa spent time overseas during each of her summer breaks. Following her graduation from Carson-Newman, she lived in China before returning to work in the Center for Global Education.  Melissa has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Carson-Newman and a Master of Science degree from Drexel University.