Norman has been teaching accounting and business law for the department since 1987. He is known among students for his killer B-law class and his slight Southern twang. He enjoys working at WWC with other SDA Christians and sharing his faith and knowledge with students. The other Anderson in the department, though unrelated, is Clarence Anderson . He joined our group in 1993 as a management professor.
Clarence is lauded by students as being a much-appreciated source of chocolate during test week.
Glenn Carter is the youngest member of the department. He started teaching in accounting in the fall of 1995 after a two-year stint with the international accounting firm of Coopers and Lybrand in Boston. Glenn does his best to make his enthusiasm for accounting infectious among his students and can be often found tutoring them outside of class on particularly sticky points. Sam Chuah is the faculty member with the special responsibility of introducing students to the world of economics and statistics. Sam has been with the department since 1991 and holds a Ph.D. in economics from Washington State University.