Dr. Terry Brown

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  Terry Brown

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  Dr. Walter A. Brown
  
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  Walter A. Brown
  
  holds an Ed.D. in Higher Education Administration from The George Washington University (1995) and received his M.B.A. in Finance from Atlanta University (1975) and a B.S. degree in Business Administration from Morgan State University (1973).He began his career in New York, working in the financial area for three Fortune 100 corporations.His first position was with the Bank of New York in the Commercial Lending area where he served as a management trainee.With the corporate lending experience from the Bank, he then secured a position with Avon Products, Inc., as a Senior Financial Analyst.His third position in corporate America was with PepsiCo Inc., as a Senior Strategic Planner.Dr. Brown then relocated to Washington, D.C. to accept an appointment from Congressman Jim Jones to serve as a Professional Staff Member on the Budget Committee, United States House of Representatives.He served as a Director of Continuing Education at the University of the District of Columbia managing academic programs.He completed two different teaching assignments as a full-time faculty member in the Department of Business, Economics and Public Administration at Bowie State University teaching Finance.
  
  Dr. Brown is currently an Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration at The George Washington University's Graduate School of Education and Human Development.His research interests include finance in higher education, strategic planning, adapting the business paradigm to higher education, and examining the progression of senior level African-American administrators at predominately white institutions.He coordinates one of the off-campus doctoral programs at the Hampton Roads Center in Hampton, Virginia.He is also the advisor for fifteen doctoral candidates.In addition to his teaching assignments, he is directing dissertation work for ten doctoral students.Dr. Brown is published, presents papers at various conferences, and serves as faculty advisor to the Higher Education Association for masters and doctoral students.
  
  Dr. Brown holds a position as Vice Chairman of the Board of Blind Industries and Services of Maryland.He was appointed to the board by Governor William Donald Shafer in 1986.He is Chairman of the Personnel Committee, Vice Chairman of the Finance Committee, and a member of the Strategic Planning Committee.
  
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  Senate Fees, Salaries and Administration Committee Chairman Terry Brown, R-Columbus, said the increases are overdue.
  
  "(The fees are) really just behind the curve with other states, if you want to know the truth," he said.

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  "We took the money out from the governor on down to the commissioner of agriculture, all statewides," said Senate Fees, Salaries and Administration Committee Chairman Terry Brown, R-Columbus.
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  Brown disagreed: "I'm telling you, I just don't see and I never have seen why the Legislature would mandate pay raises back home."
  
  "Supervisors run their budgets and supervisors ought to be the one to sign those pay raises," he told members at the committee meeting.
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  In a tight budget year with so many deficits looming, it's a bad time to be thinking about pay raises for lawmakers, Brown has argued in the past.
  
  "I'm not going to run a pay raise out for us when we're going to cut agency budgets," he said.
  
  Brown, however, has been amenable to raising the per-diem payments that legislators earn when they travel to the Capitol.

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  But Senate Fees, Salaries and Administration Committee Chairman Terry Brown, R-Columbus, said changes will likely be made in the legislation before it heads to the floor."We may look at expenses because of inflation and all that," Brown told The Clarion-Ledger.

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  Senate Fees, Salaries and Administration Committee Chairman Terry Brown said he's willing to look at increasing per diem payments that lawmakers earn when they travel to the Capitol in Jackson.But he's not likely to take up an increase in straight salary.
  
  "We may look at expenses because of inflation and all that," Brown, R-Columbus, said.

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  By Dr. Walter A. Brown and Darryl E. Allen
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  - Dr. Walter A. Brown is an assistant professor in the higher education administration program at George Washington University.

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  Front row, from left: Dr. Walter Brown, Don Morris, Jim Berens.
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  Blind Industries Board Vice-Chairman, Dr. Walter Brown.
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  Dr. Walter Brown Vice-Chairperson

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  Terry Brown (2003)Knox County Juvenile Court3323 Division StreetKnoxville, TN 37919(865) 215-6423terry.brown@knoxcounty.org

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  "Most traditional colleges accept 50 percent of credits toward a degree," says Terry Brown, senior academic advisor in Excelsior's School of Technology.
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  "Many can go into management with these sorts of degrees," says Brown.

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