Content Freeze
As part of the ongoing upgrades, SR Info will be migrating to a new server. Please refrain from any of the following:
- Directory Profile Updates ( Bio edits and Picture uploads)
- SR Info Site Updates (If you manage an SR Info site)
- HB2504 File Uploads (Syllabi and CVs)
The Content Freeze will remain in place until Monday, March 2nd, at that time you will be able to proceed with any of the above.
If you encounter any issues after Monday, please contact webtech@sulross.edu and we will engage accordingly.
Thank you,
-Web Services
Beverly Schonhoff, Ph.D
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I have been an educator for 40 years with experience as an art teacher K-8, as a assistant high school principal, as a high school principal, and as a superintendent in the Missouri public school system. After I retired, I continued to work in education as a subject matter expert for courses for two different master degree programs. I have also served as an assistant professor for online programs in educational leadership for various universities. I am passionate about the arts and continue efforts to realize some personal artistic goals. I am a wife, mother, and grandmother and relish every moment I can spend with my family.
My days are full and filled with purpose as I do not believe in wasting time. We are all familiar with Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and specifically the passage which reads, "To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven". The point of the verse, to some, is morbid; signaling an ending. While I understand that perpsective, I interpret the verse differently. I believe it is a warning to not waste our time, to use each day as fully as we can, and fill each moment with purpose which is what I strive to do each and every day. At the end of the day, regardless of how small an achievement may seem, you will have at least achieved something. That's a good day.
Beverly K. Schonhoff, Ph.D.