DOUBLE DEDICATION: DORIS BURRUS Dr. Doris Burrus, a native of Tennessee, received her doctoral degree from the University of Tennessee. She attended previous- ly the University of Texas and the University of Kentucky. She decided to return to East Tennessee and wrote her dissertation on Child Development and Attachment. Right now she is putting this dissertation into a short book form. Dr. Burrus has her husband and three dogs, two cats, and one horse, Charlie Dancer, Living with her. She has four children — Scott, Steven, Laura, and Nell. She and her husband, Ross also have one grandson, named Steven. Her hobbies are sailing, horses, needlepoint, and ballet. An important part of her life is her church, the Episcopal Church in Knoxville. She is a lay-reader and a Chalice Bearer. Very few women are allowed to give the communion; but she is one of them and she considers this a high honor. She is a member of the Order of St. Luke which is a study of healing in the church, based on the use of scriptures. At Tennessee Wesleyan she is teaching her sixth year. She teaches Introductory, Abnormal, Child, and Personality Psychology. She began the counseling center the school now has. She and Ross began a small computer corporation called Tennessee Computer Specialties. It is a woman-owned corporation; Dr. Burrus owns more than half of the percentage of the stock. The company provides computers and software for large East Ten- nessee corporations; e.g. Eastman Kodak, Alcoa, and Martin Marietta. It is three years old and doing very well. She calls it Ross ' brain child. She claims to have only intended to stay one year at Tennessee Wesleyan. She now is in her sixth; fortunately for students and staff, her one year has lasted quite a while. OCT 2 . 8? 7-
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