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The first recipient of a Certificate in Public Administration, which is a course given by the College of William and Mary in Norfolk for the Naval Supply Center, received his award on June 10, 1958. The award was made in Rear Admiral Joseph Lee Herlihy's office at the Supply Center. From left to right: Rear Admiral J.L. Herlihy, SC, USN, Commanding Officer of the Naval Supply Center; Dr. Everett Hong, Head of the Department of Business Administration of the College of W&M, Norfolk; Mr. James Kilpatrick of the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and recipient of the Certificate with honors; Mr. L.W. Webb, Jr., Provost of the College of W&M, Norfolk; and Mr. Ernest A. Morgan, Director of Training at the Supply Center.
1958-06-10
Dr. E. N. Hong, head of the Department of Business Administration at the College of William and Mary in Norfolk. The Business Administration was the first of the four-year degree programs offered at the college and is the fastest growing.
1956-09
Dr. E.N. Hong, head of the Department of Business Administration, accepts a check for two scholarships for that department from Mr. L. Brooks Woody, President of the Norfolk-Portsmouth Traffic Club. The scholarships are in the amount of $250.00 each.
1956-04
Election of officers at the meeting of the Professional Businessmen's Club in March 1957. From left to right: Dr. E.V. Bowden, Business Administration faculty; John Moore, Vice President; Dr. E.N. Hong, Head Business Administration Department and club sponsor; and William Becker, President.
1957-03
At the Norfolk Yacht and Country Club, President Alvin Duke Chandler of William and Mary College addresses the Tidewater Conference on Federal Taxation. On the extreme left hand corner is Dean Thomas C. Atkeson, Marshall Wythe School of Law Williamsburg; to the right of President Chandler is Dr. Everette N. Hong, head of the Business Administration Department of the Norfolk Division; Mr. Roy Charles, member of the Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary is the next one seen; and Mr. Lewis W. Webb, Jr. Director of the Norfolk Division is at the end of the table.
1956-02-04
The first four year graduates of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary. From left to right standing: Edgar F. Tyree, Jr., Albert Gornto, Jr., Ken Brown, John Wikoff, Spyros C. Papachristos, Jesse J. Perry, William C. Jarrett, Bruce A. Leslie, Douglas L. Roberts, Dr. Everette N. Hong (Head of the Business Administration Department and senior class sponsor). From left to right sitting: William Frank Latham, Jr., Leigh Stewart, Jr., Jean Holloman (the only woman in the first graduating class), William Wall, Jr., and Robert M. Latimer.
1956-05
Joel Carson interviews some of the first four-year graduates of the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary for a Tidewater Viewpoint segment. The interview takes place at Bud's which is the student eatery and hangout. Among those interviewed are Albert Gornto, Jr., Frank Latham, William C. Jarrett, and Ken Brown. Also interviewed is Dr. Everett N. Hong, Head of the Business Administration Department and senior class sponsor. Segment ends at 8:11. Outtakes begin at 8:20 with footage of students socializing at Buds. 0:09:12
1956-06-14
