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Carol Brennan King
Associate Dean of Students
Director of Learning Support Services
Phone: 570.585.9316
Email: cking@bbc.edu
Office: Office for Student Development, Jackson Hall

Education
B.A., State University of New York
M.A., State University of New York at Binghamton
French Language School in Albertville, France

About Mrs. King:
Carol King has spent her adult life in ministry, initially as a missionary to Chad, Africa where she taught primarily in the area of women's ministries; she also taught English as a Second Language in the Ecole Secondaire Biblique in Chad. In addition, she taught in a Christian Day School and served as Dean of Women for five years at Davis College.

Since 1989, she has been at BBC teaching in the areas of Women's Ministries and English/Writing, and serving as Associate Dean of Students since 1993.

Along with those responsibilities, she is the Director of Learning Support Services assisting students with disabilities to receive the accommodations necessary to facilitate their academic pursuits at BBC. She also is the advisor to The ANCHOR, the student magazine published three times a semester.

"I long for my students to understand God's love for them and to desire to love Him back, by longing for time alone with Him, by enjoying the fellowship of the Body, and by serving Him out of their unique giftedness. In particular, for my writing students, I want them to have a vision for writing literature, works that will last and speak of their love for God and minister to the Body. " -Carol Brennan King