Treva Kay Gibson

Background

Gibson, Treva Kay was born on August 12, 1938 in Harrisburg, Illinois, United States. Daughter of William Clayton and Margaret Pauletta (Heathman) Humphrey.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Southern Illinois U., 1960; Master of Education, U. Missouri, St. Louis, 1972; Doctor of Science (honorary), Kazakh (Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics) State University, 1990; Doctor of Education, Arizona State University, 1991.

Career

Teacher, Perry Center Junior High School, Southport, Indiana, 1961-1964; teacher, Granite City (Illinois) High School, 1964-1965; counselor, Kelley High School, Benton, Missouri, 1967-1968; counselor, Valley Park (Missouri) High School, 1968-1969; counselor, Hazelwood East High School, St. Louis, 1969-1976; counselor, Bradshaw Mountain High School, Prescott Valley, Arizona, 1976-1980; director placement, Grand Canyon U., Phoenix, 1980-1982; dean of students, Grand Canyon U., Phoenix, 1982-1989; special assistant to president for international relations, Grand Canyon U., Phoenix, 1988-1991; director, Center for International Education.

Achievements

• Treva Kay Gibson has been listed as a noteworthy University official by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Association of Foreign Student Advisors, International Educators, World Council for Curriculum and Instruction, World Affairs Council, Consortium forGlobal Education, Christian Higher Education Professionals Serving International Students.

Interests

• Avocations: ventriloquism, clowning.

Connections

Married Charles Hurbert Gibson, September 6, 1959. Children: Charles H. Junior, Eric Clayton.

Father:

William Clayton Humphrey

Mother:

Margaret Pauletta (Heathman) Humphrey

Spouse:

Charles Hurbert Gibson

child:

Eric Clayton Gibson

child:

Charles H. Junior Gibson