Louise Williams Hermanson

Background

Hermanson, Louise Williams was born on June 6, 1942 in Atlanta. Daughter of James Donald and Nannie Florine (Black) Williams.

Education

Bachelor in Journalism, University of Southern California, 1978; Master of Arts in Journalism, University of Southern California, 1980; Doctor of Philosophy in Mass Comm., University Minnesota, 1990.

Career

Director, assistant professor mass committee, Fort Valley (Georgia) State College, 1983-1990; from. associate professor to professor department committee, University South Alabama, Mobile, 1990-1996; professor department committee, University South Alabama, Mobile, since 1996. Instructor England composition University of Southern California, Sumter, 1980. Consultant South Carolina. school districts, 1982-1983.

Teaching assistant University Minnesota Minneapolis, 1987-1989. Director mass committee Fort Valley State College, 1985-1990. Coordinator graduate studies department committee University South Alabama, Mobile, 1993-1996.

Presenter, instructor, consultant in field. Radio guest.

Achievements

• Louise Williams Hermanson has been listed as a noteworthy Communications educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Textbook Authors Association (member ethics committee 1993-1994), Association Education Journalism Mass Comm. (research chair law division 1992-1993, clerk, editor law division 1993-1994, vice chair, program chair law division 1994-1995, chairlaw division 1995-1996), Associated Press Managing Editors Association (coordinator town meeting, 1994), Society Professional Journalists.

Connections

Married Judlin Bruce Hermanson, December 29, 1964 (divorced 1985). Children: Stephen David, DorcasDenyse.

Father:

James Donald Williams

Mother:

Nannie Florine (Black) Williams

Spouse:

Judlin Bruce Hermanson

child:

DorcasDenyse Hermanson

child:

Stephen David Hermanson