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1998 Credits

Ruth Coles Harris J. Paul Reason Tim Reid Dorothy I. Height L. D. Britt Milton F. Fitch Jr. Katie G. Dorsett J. C. Watts Jr. Henry L. Marsh III 1998 Honorees

The Strong Men & Strong Women art was prepared by artist Carl Owens with the production assistance of Tau M. Owens. The written material was prepared by Linnie S. Carter. Information on these creative contributors is listed below.

LINNIE S. CARTER

Linnie S. Carter is a public relations specialist at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Libraries in Richmond. This Norfolk, Virginia native is also the assistant to the president of the American Library Association. Ms. Carter's first loves are her husband Kevin, books, and computers. Her community service with the Richmond Association of Black Journalists and her pursuit of a master's degree in mass communications at VCU keep her busy. This is Ms. Carter's first experience with the "Strong Men & Women: Excellence in Leadership" series.

CARL OWENS

A self-employed artist since 1967. Mr Owens' career includes commissions and personal work in a variety of styles and media. His 'first love' is portraiture and a sampling of his commissions includes Judge Wade McCree, Henry Ford II, Rosa Parks, Reggie Jackson, and Diana Ross. His most widely viewed painting was of King Affonso I, the first painting in the Great Kings of Africa series. He currently publishes prints of his works which are sold both nationally and internationally.

TAU M. OWENS

Tau M. Owens is a native Detroiter whose first loves are music and art. Mr. Owens owns Mix Down Posse recording studio in Detroit, where he works as producer, recording engineer and song writer. Tau M. Owens first business collaboration with Carl Owens was in 1977 when he handled several areas of production for Carl Owens first portfolio entitled "Kinfolks." As General Manager of "Images of the African Diaspora" Fine Art Publishers and Distributors, he handles daily operations and serves as production coordinator for various projects such as the "Strong Men & Women: Excellence in Leadership" series.

Britt, L.D., Penetrating Neck Trauma, Cameron, J. (Ed) Current Surgical Therapy, sixth edition. (In Press)

Britt, L.D., Glembot T.M. Stomach In: Complications in Trauma and Critical Care. Editors K.I. Maull, A. Rodriguez and C.E. Wiles, W.B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia, PA, pp 359-363, 1966.

Dorsett, Katie G. and Julian Benjamin, "Training and Career Opportunities for Minorities and Women," Proceedings, Transportation Research Forum, October 1984.

Harris, Ruth Coles, "Using Assessment Results to Improve Achievement of Accounting Majors at Virginia Union University," a paper presented at the 8th Annual Conference on Student Assessment, sponsored by the Virginia Assessment Group and the State Council for Higher Education in Virginia, November 1994.

Harris, Ruth Coles, "Developing an Accounting and Business Library," a paper at the Faculty Summer Seminar sponsored by the American Institute of Public Accountants, New Orleans, LA, June 1992.