James
Duncan (’93): I am still
teaching journalism at Anderson
College. In terms of news, I was
granted tenure here this year. In
the small-world category, I've also
had three or four students take a
semester at the Focus on the Family
Institute where they've taken
courses with Cliff Kelly, my former
RU advisor.
Yvette Henríquez ('93): I'm a
conference interpreter and translator,
and I'm also teaching at two
universities here in El Salvador. At
one of the universities I'm a professor
for one of their master's programs, and
at the other I teach a
pre-specialization course on
Interpretation.
Patty (Richardson) Silverman (’93): I
am in my 5th year of teaching public
relations and communications classes at
Lee University, located in Cleveland,
Tennessee. I am currently working on my
Ph.D. in Communication from the
University of Tennessee, Knoxville. My
biggest news is that my husband (Steve)
and I are in the process of adopting
our first child – a 13-year-old named
Bethany. She has been living with us
for 4 months now. (Some history – after
Regent, I worked at CBN in Public
Relations for 5 ½ years and met my
husband Steve there who worked in
Videotape Dept. I worked as Director of
Public Relations and Pat’s
spokesperson. We moved here to
Tennessee summer of 2000 and love it).
Robert Skead (’93): is a published
children's author of five sports books,
www.robertskead.com. He is also the
Chaplain, Athletes in Action, NY/NJ
MetroStars and Manager, Corporate
Communications, Quest Diagnostics. He
is married and has three children.
David Tabor (’93): I am married and
have one son. My wife's name is Tavia
and my son's name is Davy. Davy is our
pride and joy and happens to be
Autistic. You can see our picture at
www.cafepress.com/davyart. I
currently work as a Technical Writer
for The Walt Disney Company. I also
serve on the Osceloa County School ESE
parent advisory board and do public
speaking to raise Autism awareness.
