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Dr. Patricia A. Ennis Chairperson, Department of Home Economics Professor of Home Economics B.A., M.A., San Diego State University Life California Teaching Credential, San Diego State University Ed.D., Northern Arizona University Certified in Family Studies in Consumer Sciences (CFCS) Joined TMC 1987 Dr. Ennis taught Home Economics for the San Diego City School District from 1968 to 1976. Concurrently she developed and implemented the Home Economics Department at Christian Heritage College (now San Diego Christian College) located in El Cajon, California. Dr. Ennis came to The Master’s College in 1987 at the request of Dr. MacArthur to establish the Home Economics Department which she currently chairs. She is responsible for the majority of the character course work in the Department (HE-FCS 101 and 401). She also teaches the Resource Management Practicum (HE-FCS 410), the Home Economics Research Methodology (HE-FCS 300) classes and the Resource Management for the Aging course (HE-FCS 307) that is based on data received from over 900 survey respondents living in 36 different states and 3 foreign countries. Dr. Ennis’ instructional style includes traditional lectures supported by student projects, group discussions, and class interaction. She and Dr. Lisa Tatlock co-authored Becoming a Woman Who Pleases God, a Guide to Developing Your Biblical Potential and Designing a Lifestyle that Pleases God, published by Moody Press and Practicing Hospitality, the Joy of Serving Others (Crossway). These books are a snapshot of the Home Economics-Family & Consumer Science major at The Master’s College. As well, she was a contributing author to The Master’s College book, Think Biblically! Recovering a Christian Worldview, and author of Precious in His Sight, The Fine Art of Being a Godly Woman (VMI Press). Becoming a Young Woman Who Pleases God, published by New Hope, is scheduled for a 2010 release. She and Dr. Dorothy Patterson from South Western Baptist Theological Seminary are collaborating on a book focused on recovering the Christian Woman’s home. The contents are based on the over 2065 surveys collected from participants from all six continents. The survey results will also assist in the development of a “Cyber Center for the Family” hosted by The Master’s College Department of Home Economics-Family and Consumer Sciences. E-mail contact:

Glenda Hotton Mrs. Glenda Hotton Adjunct Faculty, Home Economics, Character Development A.A., Mission College B.A., California State University, Northridge M.A., Azusa Pacific University Joined TMC 1997 Mrs. Hotton has a passion for implementing the Titus 2 teaching. Her degrees are in Women’s Issues with a MA in Family Studies. She teaches Dynamics of Family Living (HE 402), Early Childhood Education (HE 310), Christian Principles of Parenting (HE 414), Women in Society (HE 301), and Women’s Issues (HE 483 and BMN 399). She developed and teaches a 9-12 week course in etiquette and manners for home school female students. She is a speaker for women’s groups, teaching women to become the vessel God created them to be. She and her high school sweetheart Bob (Vice President of Plant Operations at TMC) have four daughters and ten grandchildren. Mrs. Hotton enjoys reading, collecting vintage books on manners, etiquette and male/female relationships, and biking for exercise. E-mail contact:

Mrs. Janet Taylor Adjunct Faculty B.S., University of California, Berkeley Joined TMC 1988 Mrs. Taylor teaches the Nutrition and Food Science courses in the Home Economics Department. These include HE 201 and 200, Nutrition and the Nutrition Symposium; HE 202, 202L, Principles of Food Preparation and the Laboratory; HE 304, Nutrition for Children; and HE 305, 305L, Meal Management and the Laboratory. Mrs. Taylor and her husband, Robert, are members of Living Hope Evangelical Fellowship and have two grown sons. E-mail contact:

Mrs. Beth A. Mackey Adjunct Faculty B.S., Purdue University Joined TMC 2006 Mrs. Mackey received a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics- Education from Purdue University. Shortly after completing her undergraduate studies, she taught home economics to high school and junior high school students in both public and private schools. Mrs. Mackey's professional teaching remained "on hold" while she raised four children, but her involvement in clothing construction and alterations has flourished through her home-based, small business called "Sewhat Alterations." Mrs. Mackey is married to Dr. R.W. Mackey, who teaches in the Business Administration department at The Master's College. They have four children (two daughters and two sons) and three grandchildren. E-mail contact:

Mrs. Kimberly Toqe B.S., The Master's College M.S., California State University, Northridge Joined TMC 2008 E-mail contact: