Bette Lewis Tokar

Background

Tokar, Bette Lewis was born on March 26, 1935 in Philadelphia Daughter of Howard H. and Irma Rhodes (Pixton) Lewis.

Education

Student, Ursinus College, 1953—1955. Bachelor in Political Economy, Holy Family University, 1967. Master of Arts in Economics, Temple University, 1973.

Doctor of Education, Temple University, 1993.

Career

Lecturer Holy Family University, Philadelphia, 1972—1975, instructor, 1975—1978, assistant professor, 1978—1982, department chair, 1977—1985, associate professor, 1982—1996, professor, since 1996. Lecturer La Salle College, Philadelphia, 1977, Community College Philadelphia, 1986—1996. Assessor CLEO, Philadelphia, 1979—1985.

Achievements

• Bette Lewis Tokar has been listed as a noteworthy economics professor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board directors St. Andrews-in-the-Field. Candidate for auditor Lower Southampton Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1967, 1969, democratic committeewoman, 1968. Treasurer Democratic Club Lower Township, 1968.

Board directors Chapel of Four Chaplins, 1994—2002. Member of MENSA, Finance Management Association, International Trade & Finance Association, American Management Association, American Economic Association, American Accounting Association, National Business Education Association, Association Social Economic, Academy International Business, Pi Gamma Mu, Delta Pi Epsilon.

Connections

Married Jacob John Tokar, October 1, 1955. Children: Teresa, Bonnie, Michael, Robert.

Father:

Howard H. Lewis

Mother:

Irma Rhodes (Pixton) Lewis

Spouse:

Jacob John Tokar

child:

Michael Tokar

child:

Bonnie Tokar

child:

Robert Tokar

child:

Teresa Tokar