em EO re 10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Tuesday, November 20, 1990 PEOPLE Karol Anderson named director of C-TEC division ‘Karol Anderson has recently been appointed director of Plan- ning, Control and Administration of Management Information Serv- ices (MIS), a division of C-TEC Corporation. With MIS providing software products and services for the telecommunication industry, Planning and Control serves as the first point of MIS user contact to better coordinate and communi- cate client requirements. Accord- ing to Martin Brutosky, assistant vice president, Anderson will over- see project planning and manage- ment, change control, service level planning, MIS management sys- tems planning and monitoring, and financial administration. Prior to joining C-TEC, Ander- son was an independent consult- ant, specializing in software in- stallations, software development, technical writing, voice /data com- munications and networks. An- derson also served as director of Management Information Systems for ITT, located in Secaucus, New Jersey. Pe a | Ea mi i sy Sh eR © ST Cyn ant Err ea Eo Anderson received her bachelor of arts degree in English/Theatre from King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. and her Master of Science KAROL ANDERSON degree in Information/Computer Science from Drexel University, Philadelphia. Anderson resides in Shavertown. Dr. Buzinkai chosen for Dr. Donald Buzinkai, professor and chairperson of government and politics at King's College, was one of 35 college and university in- structors in the nation recently to attend C-SPAN's Summer 1990 Seminar for Professors, held in Washington, D.C. Chosen through a competitive application process, Dr. Businkai was among 2,100 college level members of “C-SPAN in the Class- room” (the cable television net- work's free national membership organization for educators) invited to apply. The two-day seminar included professional roundtables; discus- sions and workshops; participa- tion in a live, nationally televised viewer call-in program, and a re- ception at the National Press Club.’ The seminar focused on issues relating to educational uses of C- SPAN's public affairs programs. Topics included “Video as a Teach- ing Median”, “C-SPAN's Applica- tion by Academic Discipline”, and “Focus on Programming”. C-SPAN, a non-profit public affairs cable television network, is available in 50.3 million house- holds nationwide and around the world via satellite. It is privately funded and is a public service of the cable television industry. C- SPAN was created in 1979 to pro- vide coverage of the U.S. House Of Representatives. Today, it offers numerous public events from the nation's capital and across the ~ country 24 hours a day. Dr. Buzinkai, a Shavertown resident, earned his B.A. from St. Francia College, and his M.A. and ~ Ph. D. from New York University. C-Span seminar program DR..DONALD BUZINKAI A published author and lecturer on United States and Soviet Union relations, he joined King's faculty in 1964. Dr. Buzinkai is a former John H.A. Whitman Distinguished Service Professor of the Social Sciences, an honor given to King's faculty members who teaching and effectiveness in relating to stu- dent's academic and personal lev- els are judged to be particularly outstanding. The Brooklyn, NY, native is a member of Xi Psi, King's chapter of the national honor society in po- ~ litical science study. *~ He is also past chairman of the Committee of Sane Nuclear Policy and past presi- dent of the United Nations Asso- ciation of Wyoming Valley. Podehl elected president of bank administration institute Edward J. Podehl, Controller of the United Penn Bank has been elected to serve as President of the Pocono Chapter of the Bank Ad- ministration Institute. He was appointed as a Director of the Pocono Chapter in 1984 and served in the capacity for three years. In 1987, he was elected as Secretary and in 1988, Vice President-Fi- nance. BAI is a national professional association serving the banking industry for over 65 years. The Pocono Chapter is comprised of financial institutions located throughout Northeastern Pennsyl- vania. Directly and through its affiliate organizations and chap- ters, BAI provides research, analy- sis, professional development pro- grams, publications and products to strengthen the capabilities of bankers across a broad range of banking specialties such as hu- man resources, finance, retail fi- nancial services, accounting, op- erations, technology and audit.’ Podehl began his employment at United Penn Bank in 1980. A graduated of Plains Memorial High School, he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce and Finance from Wilkes- College. He received his certification as a Cer- tified Public Accountant in 1975. He has participated in professional education courses and seminars conducted by Price Waterhouse & Co., BAI, The American Institute of CPAs, the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs, Penn State University, Wilkes University and King’s Col- lege. He is an active member of the American Institue of Banking, Wyoming Valley Chapter, the American Institue of CPAs, and EDWARD J. PODEHL, the Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs. ' Podehl served on the Accredita- tion Task Force, Finance Review Committee for the Greater Wilkes- | Barre Chamber of Commerce, and various fundraising campaigns for Wilkes University. He is an assis- tant coach for both the Back Moun-- . tain Little League and Youth Soc- cer Association and serves as a Youth Soccer referee. He was a member of the Plains High School Class of '64 twenty-fifth reunion committee. He is a Lay Leader and serves on the Staff-Parish Rela- tions Committee for Dallas United Methodist Church. Podehl and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents of three children, David, Daniel, and Sarah. They reside in Dallas. : : John R. Eidam, Dean of Ad- mission at Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School, Kingston, recently announced the appointment of Jennifer Maslow Morgan as Associate Dean of Admission. An alumnus of Wyoming Seminary, Mrs. Morgan is a graduate of St. Lawrence Uni- versity.. She taught at North Country School, Lake Placid, New York, the State University of New York at Albany, and was program. coordinator at Skid- more College. Last year she taught Spanish at Seminary’'s Upper School. Mrs. Morgan re- sides in Dallas with her hus- band, Fred, Chairman, of the nary. 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