Carl W. Schreiber
Executive Vice President and Treasurer

Mr. Schreiber joined Patrick Henry College as Executive Vice President in 2010 after 22 years serving Biola University as its Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs. Earlier, Mr. Schreiber worked with Dr. Jerry Falwell at Liberty University, where his service as Vice President for Planning supported that university’s dramatic growth and expansion. Before that, he served as the central financial officer for the multiple-campus system of Pennsylvania State University.

At PHC, Mr. Schreiber oversees all business and fiscal-related operations of the College and supervises the Offices of Institutional Effectiveness, Campus Services, Financial Affairs, Information Technology, Admissions, and Financial Aid.

Until recently, Mr. Schreiber was a member of the governing commission of TRACS, and he is well-known among financial officers at Christian colleges around the country, having chaired the Commission for Chief Financial Officers of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU). He holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Pennsylvania State University and has earned an M.Ed. in Educational Administration from Liberty University. He also holds a Certificate in Management Accounting (CMA) from the Institute of Management Accounting.

Mr. Schreiber and his wife, Marsha, now live in Round Hill, Virginia. Their two grown daughters and five grandchildren reside in California.

Tiffany Thompson
Executive Assistant

As Executive Assistant, Tiffany Thompson maintains the Executive Vice President’s appointment schedule, coordinates meetings, prepares data, provides assistance to the offices under the oversight of the Executive Vice President, and serves as Secretary of the Board of Trustees. Formerly, she worked in the Office of Admissions as an Admissions Counselor, Senior Admissions Counselor, and finally as the Assistant Director of Admissions.

Ms. Thompson graduated from Patrick Henry College in 2006, with a degree in Literature. As a student, she devoted her time to Eden Troupe, PHC Teen Camps, student government, and served as a Resident Assistant.

Earl Hall
Vice President for Campus Services

Earl Hall was hired in 1996 to help Dr. Farris and HSLDA launch the dream that has become Patrick Henry College. Mr. hall previously worked for the City and County of Denver Paramedic Division at Denver General Hospital for ten years, capping a 17-year EMS career before moving to Virginia. Mr. Hall and his wife, Geni were also active within Christian Home Educators of Colorado. 

Mr. Hall holds a B.A. in Health Services Administration from Eastern Washington University, a B.S. in Paramedicine from Central Washington University, an M.S. in Management from the University of Colorado at Denver, and a Certificate in Construction Management from the University of Washington.

The Halls wed in 1987 and live in Purcellville. They've been blessed with ten children and four grandchildren. Mr. Hall serves as an elder, Awana Commander, and sound engineer at church. He also volunteers as a paramedic on the local rescue squad, and as an adult leader in Boy Scouts.

William Kellaris
Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management
 
Mr. Kellaris has served the College as Director of Financial Aid since December 2009, assisting students and their families in understanding the financial aid process and helping them find ways to fund their education at PHC.  He took on his current role as Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management in August of 2010. In his current position, Bill provides leadership to the Admissions and Financial Aid offices and works with the Executive Cabinet to develop programs that draw qualified students to both the Campus and Distance Learning programs.

Mr. Kellaris brings to his role more than 35 years of experience in Christian higher education, having served at Cornerstone University, Bryan College, Liberty University, Philadelphia Biblical University and most recently here at Patrick Henry College. He has held a wide range of senior-level positions, including Registrar and Director of Financial Aid, Director of Student Affairs, Director of Alumni and Church Relations, Dean of Enrollment Management, and Director of Admissions and Alumni Relations.

Daryl Wolking
Chief Financial Officer
 
Daryl Wolking serves as the Chief Financial Officer of the College. As CFO he is responsible for all accounting and financial reporting, financial services, A/P, student billing and cash management as well as supervising Human Resources. He works closely with the President, staff and Board of Trustees to implement the budget and oversees the annual external audit. He also provides assessment of existing and proposed financial plans and policies to ensure good stewardship of resources.

Mr. Wolking brings with him 25 years of accounting experience in private industry. He has a B.S. Degree in Accounting from Northern Kentucky University and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). In 1998 he served as the Treasurer for a U.S. Congressional Campaign.

Jeffrey Burtner
Chief Information Officer
 
Mr. Burtner came to PHC in April of 2005 to form the college’s new Information Technology department. After graduating from Western Carolina University with a BSBA in Information Systems, he went to work for IBM Corporation as a Systems Engineer. He has worked as an Information Technology Director in the Banking and Manufacturing industries prior to coming to PHC. He has been involved in the technology field for over 30 years.

Rodney Showalter, M. Ed.
Senior Director of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning

Mr. Rodney Showalter earned his M.Ed. from the College of William & Mary in Educational Leadership and his B.A. from Toccoa Falls College. His twelve years of higher education experience includes positions related to student development, academic administration, and institutional research. 

He has presented at national conferences such as the annual meetings of the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS), the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges & Schools (TRACS), and the American Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers (AACRAO), on topics related to academic quality, institutional assessment, and the portability of credit. Mr. Showalter is also a published author in College & University.