Carlton Woodard Molette

Background

Molette, Carlton Woodard was born on August 23, 1939 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, United States. Son of Carlton William and Evelyn Adele (Richardson) Molette.

Education

Bachelor, Morehouse College, 1959. Master of Arts, University Iowa, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, Florida State University, 1968.

Career

Designer, technical director, Des Moines Community Playhouse, 1962-1963; assistant professor drama, Howard U., Washington, 1963-1964; assistant, associate professor theatre, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical U., Tallahassee, 1964-1969; associate professor theatre, Spelman College, Atlanta, 1969-1975; chair division fine arts, Spelman College, Atlanta, 1974-1975; dean school communications, Texas Southern U., Houston, 1975-1984; dean college arts & science, Lincoln U., Jefferson City, Missoury, 1985-1987; vice president for academic affairs, Coppin State College, Baltimore, 1987-1991; professor, Coppin State College, Baltimore, 1987-1992; professor dramatic arts, senior fellow institute African-American studies, U. Connecticut, Storrs. President Communication Matrix, Inc., Baltimore, 1991-1992.

Achievements

• Carlton Woodard Molette has been listed as a noteworthy theater educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Fortunes of the Moor

    ( Shakespeare's Othello concludes with Desdemona's kin pl...)

  • Black Theatre: Premise and Presentation

    (Book by Molette, Carlton W., Molette, Barbara J.)

  • Rosalee Pritchett,

Membership

Board of directors Young Audiences Maryland, Baltimore, 1990-1993. Member National Conference on African American Theatre (president since 1995), Dramatists Guild, Association for Theatre in Higher Education.

Connections

Married Barbara Jean Roseburr, June 15, 1960. Children: Carla Evelyn, Andrea Rose.

Father:

Carlton William Molette

Mother:

Evelyn Adele (Richardson) Molette

Spouse:

Barbara Jean Roseburr

child:

Carla Evelyn Molette

child:

Andrea Rose Molette