Recognizing Myrlan Coleman on the occasion of her retirement.
Throughout her 51 years at Weatherford College, Ms. Coleman demonstrated a strong commitment to her students. Her influence extended beyond traditional teaching; she was known for her supportive mentorship and dedication to encouraging young artists. Ms. Coleman's leadership was evident during her time as the department chair from 1999 to 2005, where she contributed to the growth and development of the art department and its students.
Senate Resolution No. 331 acknowledges the retirement of Myrlan Coleman, who has had a profound impact as an art instructor at Weatherford College. With a career spanning over five decades, Ms. Coleman began her tenure at the college in 1969. She initially worked in the audio/visual department before transitioning to an instructor role. Her academic credentials include a degree from The University of Texas at Austin and a master's degree from Texas Woman's University, establishing her as a qualified educator in the arts.
The resolution highlights Ms. Coleman's achievements, including hosting her 100th student art exhibition in her final year. Additionally, she played a significant role in enhancing the college's cultural offerings through projects such as designing the college's annual Christmas card and painting a portrait for the Alkek Fine Arts Center. The resolution expresses the Senate's appreciation for her service and wishes her well in her future endeavors.