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DocuSign Envelope ID: 11DE62E5-2A6F-405A-95C6-39BD794A60E4 provost, and dean of the graduate school. He was director of the European and International Affairs Program at the Ford Foundation (1971-77) and received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Smuts Fellowship at Cambridge University. The author of over eighty articles and book chapters, he was the author of eleven books and editor of nine more. • Barbara Hume, a resident of Hillsborough for the last twenty-six years, earned her MAH from the University of Virginia School of Architecture, Charlottesville. She worked in historic architecture preservation for twenty-six years, during which she first directed the State Historic Preservation Office's National Register program and later was in charge of the Historic Architecture Section of the NC Department of Transportation. That section produced parts of environmental impact statements and ensured compliance with relevant laws and regulations. She has published a number of articles on historic architecture. She has served on the Hillsborough Historic District Commission and currently is on the board of directors of the Hillsborough Preservation Fund. • Pip Merrick, a thirty-year resident of Hillsborough, earned her BM in music theory from Manhattan School of Music and her MS and PhD in cell biology from New York University. She came to UNC Medical School for a post- graduate fellowship in burn surgery, then served as an instructor of physiology and comparative anatomy in the UNC Biology Department. She has served on the Hillsborough Planning Board, Arts Council, Tree Board, and the Affiance for Historic Hillsborough. • Jim Parsley is a Hillsborough native who moved away to pursue an engineering education at Duke University, followed by a thirty-seven-year career with Procter & Gamble, where he held five jobs in four different states. He and his wife moved back to Hillsborough in 2003 and contribute in many ways to the community. He participates in activities and groups at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, and maintains a keen interest in local history and historic preservation. • Mary Ann Peter earned a PhD in education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and BS and MS degrees in nursing from Duke University. She was on the faculty at UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing for ten years and held a variety of positions in nursing at Duke University Hospital for twenty-five years, including that of director of nursing. She received numerous awards and honors during her nursing career, wrote a number of articles in professional journals, and holds a patent for a medical device. She was chair of the board of trustees of Durham Technical Community College for eight years. Eno Publishers: Hidden Hillsborough 4