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Phil Hoke
Drama Instructor & Director of Theatre Studies
Wharton County Junior College
911 Boling Hwy
Wharton, TX 77488
Ph (979) 532-6397
phoke@wcjc.edu

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Dr. Paul Spellman
Division Chair of Communications and Fine Arts 
pauls@wcjc.edu
(979) 532-6421 

Dr. Paul Spellman has been an instructor of History for eight years and Division Chair of Communications and Fine Arts since 2001. Dr. Spellman has a Ph.D. in American History as well as a graduate degree in school administration. His undergraduate degree was in American Literature with a minor in Theatre. He is the author of four books on Texas History, the most recent published in 2006. Paul also has an extensive background in music and drama performance and brings these to our division as chair. Paul and his wife are active in church and civic affairs.

 

Phil Hoke  B.F.A., M.A.          
Department Head/Director of Theatre
Phoke@wcjc.edu 
(979) 532-6397
This is Phil Hoke’s fourth year as director of theatre at WCJC. He received a B.F.A. in acting directing from Texas Tech and followed this with a M. A. from Southwest Texas State University. Phil has taught for many schools in the San Antonio area including Palo Alto College, St. Mary's University and the University of Texas at San Antonio. His teaching has been recognized by several groups including the International Communication Association, The San Antonio Neighborhood Youth Organization, and in several editions of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers . Phil recently published a book in communication and he is the author of several one-act plays which were produced at the Hertzberg Circus Museum.

 

Dr. K. Limakatso Kendall B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Instructor of Theatre and English 
kathrynk@wcjc.edu

Kendall teaches both English and drama. She holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in English from the University of New Orleans and is a published author of short stories, poetry, creative non-fiction, and academic articles. Her Ph.D. in drama comes from the University of Texas; she is an actress and playwright, and she studied acting in New York at HB Studio and worked in professional theatre for some years. She taught theatre and drama at Smith College in Massachusetts for six years; she taught drama and creative writing at universities in southern Africa for six years. Her first book was Love and Thunder!, a collection of plays by women of the Queen Anne era (Methuen, 1988). Other books she has edited include Basali! Stories by and about Women in Lesotho (University of Natal Press, 1995) and Singing Away the Hunger: the Autobiography of an African Woman (Indiana University Press, 1997).

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