UNT College of Public Affairs and Community Services

Dr. Linda Holloway is the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs for the College. She is also an Associate Professor for the Department of Rehabilitation, Social Work & Addictions and Director of the Region VI CRP-RCEP. Dr. Holloway completed her undergraduate studies in the College of Public Affairs and Community Service.

DeLois is a graduate of Temple Business School in Washington, D.C., where she completed the Secretarial Science and Business Program. Delois also holds an Undergraduate Academic Certificate in Volunteer and Community Resource Management. At this time she is completing her undergraduate studies within the College of Public Affairs and Community Service.

Trey is the Program Coordinator for the Applied Arts and Sciences degree program. He also provides academic advising for the American Humanics Certification. He completed his Bachelors degree in History and Political Science at TCU (1996) and his M.Ed. degree in Secondary Education from UNT (2000). Trey also completed a Graduate Certificate in Volunteer and Community Resource Management (2003).

Lynne is the Academic Counselor for Applied Gerontology, Anthropology, Emergency Administration and Disaster Planning, Rehabilitation Studies, and PACS Undecided students. Lynne has worked for UNT since 1994 and has worked for the College of Public Affairs and Community Service Advising Office since 1996. She received her M.S. degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (1999) and her M.Ed. degree in counseling from UNT (2003) .

Janelle is the Academic Advisor for Criminal Justice. She received her Bachelors of Science degree in Business Management from Merrimack College (2003).

Terrance is the Academic Advisor for Sociology. He also coordinates the PACS Ambassadors Program. He earned his BA degree in Sociology at UNT (2005).

Richard is the Academic Advisor for Social Work and Behavior Analysis. Richard holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services from Carson-Newman College. He also holds professional certificates in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Volunteer and Community Resource Management. He completed an Interdisciplinary Master’s of Science degree (2004) at UNT.

Natasha is the Academic Advisor for PACS Academic programs at the UNT Dallas Campus. She received a BBA in Finance in 2003 from the University of North Texas and will soon pursue a MS in Counseling.