Lois Lovelace Duke

Background

Duke, Lois Lovelace was born on February 13, 1935 in Bessemer City, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Fred R. and Pearl (Kiser) Lovelace.

Education

Widowed; Bachelor, University of Southern California, 1976, Master of Arts, 1979, Doctor of Philosophy, 1986.

Career

Professor American government and political theory University of Southern California, Clemson U. and Auburn University, Montgomery, Alabama, 1980-1989. Assistant professor of University Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1989-1990. Associate professor Clemson University, 1990-1994, professor, 1994.

Public relations consultant Public Rels./Marketing Associations, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1982-1985.

Chief public information and community relations officer, Public Affairs Office, Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Organist and choir director United Methodist Church.

Officer Pacific Theater of Operations. Leader Indian Waters Council Boy Scouts American.

Leader Congaree area Girl Scouts American.

Achievements

• Lois Lovelace Duke has been listed as a noteworthy public relations, consultant, educator, lecturer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Public Rels. Society American (president), American Women in Radioand television (president Palmetto Chapter), Gamma Tau Alpha, Sigma Delta Chi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Beta Sigma Phi. Clubs: Columbia Media (president), ColumbiaAdvt.

Connections

Children: Bruce F., Mary Louanne.

Father:

Fred R. Lovelace

Mother:

Pearl (Kiser) Lovelace

child:

Bruce F. Duke

child:

Mary Louanne Duke