Background
Die, Ann Marie Hayes was born on August 15, 1944 in Baytown, Texas, United States. Daughter of Robert L. and Dorothy Ann (Cooke) Hayes.
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Ann Marie Hayes Die, American College president, psychology educator. Licensed psychologist. American Council Education fellow College William and Mary, 1986-1987; recipient Regents Merit award, 1979, College Health and Behavioral Science Merit award, 1982, Lamar U.; named one of Top 100 Women in Arkansas, Arkansas Business, 1995-1998.
Education
Bachelor of Science with highest honors, Lamar U., 1966; Master of Education, U. Houston, 1969; Doctor of Philosophy, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U., 1977.
Career
Assistant professor department psychology, Lamar U., Beaumont, Texas, 1977-1982;
associate professor, director Psychological Clinic, Lamar U., Beaumont, Texas, 1982-1986;
director graduate programs in psychology, Lamar U., Beaumont, Texas, 1981-1986;
Regents professor psychology, Lamar U., Beaumont, Texas, 1986;
president faculty senate, Lamar U., Beaumont, Texas, 1985-1986;
private practice clinical psychology, Beaumont, 1979-1987;
professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, 1988-1992;
dean Newcomb College, Tulane University, New Orleans, 1988-1992;
associate provost, Tulane University, New Orleans, 1991-1992;
president, professor psychology, Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas, since 1992. Administrator adolescent residential unit Mental Health/Mental Retardation S.E. Texas, 1979-1980, member community advising committee, 1981-1987. Consultant in field; coordinating board Texas College and University Sys.
Internship, 1986; board directors National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Acxiom Corporation, Foundation for Indiana Higher Education.
Achievements
Membership
Member community advising committee Beaumont State Center Human Development, 1981-1988. ChairSo. Collegiate Athletic Conference, 1996-1997. Participant National Identification Program for Women, American Council on Education, 1985, member government relations commission, 1993-1996, chairman, 1994-1996, chairman county of fellow, 1995-1996, board directors, since 1997.
Board directors Beaumont Civic Opera, Lamar U. Wesley Foundation, Tulane University Wesley Foundation. Board of Governors Isidore Newman School, 1991-1992. Trustee Robert Morris College, 1990-1998, chairman education committee, 1990-1994, chairman pers.com., 1994-1998.
Member university senate United Methodist Church, since 1993, chair commission on institutional review, since 1997. 1st vice president National Association Schools & Colls. United Methodist Church, 1996, president 1997-1998.
Board directors Ouachita county girl Scouts United States, since 1996. Member International Women's Forum, since 1995, Arkansas Women's Leadership Forum, since 1995. Member Arkansas Commission to Streamline State Government, since 1996;member president commission National Collegiate Athletic Association, since 1997, chairman since 1999, member Executive Committee since 1999.
Chair Association College of the South, 1997-1998. Member APA, Southwestern Psychological Association, Family Superior vena cava syndrome Association (board directors 1988-1989), Texas Psychological Association (director) division academic psychologists 1986), S.E. Texas Psychological Association (treasurer 1978-1980, president 1983), Mental HealthAssn. Jefferson County, National Register Health Svc.
Providers in Psychology, National Association Indiana Colleges Universities (board directors, vice chairman 1995,chair 1996).
Connections
Married Jerome Glynn Die, June5, 1971. 1 child, Meredith Anne.
