Cindy Meyer HancheyWheeler Chair of Business and Associate Professor of Computer Science |
OBU Box 61737 500 W. University Shawnee, OK 74804 |
| cindy.hanchey@okbu.edu |
BBC 237 405.878.3284
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Cindy Meyer Hanchey is the Ernest C. Wheeler Chair of Business and Associate Professor of Computer Science in the Paul Dickinson School of Business at Oklahoma Baptist University. She began teaching at OBU in the fall of 1985. Prior to arriving at OBU, Dr. Hanchey taught in the Computer Science Department at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge for over thirteen years. She was the third faculty member hired into that program and was recruited for that position based on her background in business.
Dr. Hanchey has published extensively. Her research areas of interest include curriculum development, gender issues, and ethics. She is active in many professional organizations and has consulted for the National Science Foundation and other organizations. Specifics can be found on her web page at http://www2.okbu.edu/business/faculty/chanchey.
A member of First Baptist Church in Shawnee, Dr. Hanchey was ordained as a deacon in 2002. She is activities coordinator for The Lion’s Den Sunday School class.
The Hanchey family consists of husband, Dale Hanchey, who serves as McCasland Associate Professor of Computer Science at OBU, daughters (Jennifer Hanchey Thompson and Jessica Hanchey), son-in-law (Jay Thompson), and granddaughters (Ava and Audrey).
Educational Background: B.S., Louisiana State University M.B.A., Louisiana State University Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University
Courses Taught: BTEC 1103: Fluency in Information Technology CIS 1999: Topics in Computing and Information Science CIS 2053: FORTRAN Programming CIS 3103: Database Program Development CIS 3303: Programming Languages CIS 3503: Visual Programming CIS 3703: COBOL Programming CIS 4043: Data Structures CIS 4329: Advanced Topics in Computing and Information Science CIS 4999: Independent Study in CIS BSAD 4329: Advanced Topics in Business Administration MGMT 4703: Business Ethics EDUC 270: Computers for the Elementary Classroom US 113: Introduction to Computing CIS 377: Honors Contracted Studies CIS 225: Intro to Web Design & Development CIS 250: Microcomputer Applications CIS 2723 Java Programming CIS 200: Pascal Programming
Selected Publications and/or Professional Activities:
“BLUES in Ethics: Blending Undergraduate Education Skills in Ethics” presented at the International Association for Computer Information Systems Conference 2005 in Atlanta, GA
“Skills, Etiquette, Protocol: What Do Students Need?” presented at The College Teaching and Learning Conference 2004 in Lake Buena Vista, FL
“PEERS: Peer Evaluations and Effective Review Samples”, published in Proceedings of the Information Systems Education Conference 2002
“Yes, You Can Teach Ethics!”, published in Proceedings of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Central Plains Conference 2002
“Women in Computing is NOT an Oxymoron!” published in Proceedings of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Central Plains Conference 2001
“And (Cooperative) Learning For All” published in Proceedings of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Central Plains Conference 2000
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