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 Larry M. Ludewig, Ph.D.
Although he was born in Houston, Texas, Larry M. Ludewig considers the entire State his home. In addition to Houston, he has roots in Bishop, Beaumont, Bryan, Lubbock, New Braunfels, San Angelo, and, of course, Kilgore. He is a third degree Aggie, holding Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees from Texas A&M University.
For the first eighteen years of his educational career, Dr. Ludewig served as an administrator in the student affairs area, securing positions at Texas A&M University, Southern Arkansas University, Angelo State University, Lamar University, and, finally, Texas Tech University, where he was the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. At most of these institutions, Ludewig held adjunct professor status on the graduate and/or undergraduate faculties. He jokes that rather than buying a Corvette, a silk shirt, gold chain, and divorcing his wife; his response to his mid-life crisis was to make a career shift and return, full-time, to the classroom where he was the happiest. Consequently, Dr. Ludewig arrived at Kilgore College in 1989. He will tell you it was one of his best life decisions. Larry Ludewig is a member of numerous professional/honor organizations, among them: Texas Community College Teachers Association, American Psychological Association, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, and Blue Key. Dr. Ludewig is the author of a significant number of professional publications and has been nominated for Kilgore College's "Outstanding Teacher of the Year" award, Who's Who Among America's Teachers, among other honors.
Larry claims that the number of his hobbies far exceed his financial capabilities of supporting them. Among other things, he enjoys playing the guitar, riding his motorcycle, fishing and crashing his computer (which he does all too often).
Phone: (903) 983-8225
lludewig@kilgore.edu
Frank R. (Rob) Williams, Ph.D.
Rob Williams is a native East Texan, born and raised in Grand Saline, Texas. After graduation from Grand Saline High School, he completed his A. A. degree from Tyler Junior College in Tyler, Texas. He received his B. S. degree from East Texas State University in Commerce Texas with a double major in Psychology and Sociology. He received his M. S. degree at East Texas State University with a major in sociology and a minor in Psychology. He received his Ph.D. degree from North Texas State University with a major in Sociology and a minor in Psychology.
Dr. Williams' work experience includes a teaching assistant position at East Texas State University and a teaching fellowship at North Texas State University. He worked for the Texas Department of Human Resources as a Child Welfare Specialist, an Adoption Specialist and a Staff Development Trainer. He has taught at the University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler Junior College, Southwest Texas State University and for the past nine years at Kilgore College. He served as a consultant for the Longview Drug Task Force for three years. He served as Faculty Senate President-Elect and President at Kilgore College. He has been nominated twice by his students for Who's Who Among America's Teachers. He is a member of the Texas Community College Teachers Association, Texas Faculty Association, Phi Chi, Alpha Kappa Delta, and Alpha Chi.
In his free time, Rob enjoys nothing better than working six to eight hours a day in the hot Texas sun on his manicured yard. It brings a smile to his face to write out checks for those $200 a month water bills. His primary hobby is enjoying the power he derives from riding his Harley through the back roads of East Texas.
Phone: (903) 983-8693
rwilliams@kilgore.edu
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