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Hollis Arban

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Hollis Arban is a dedicated individual passionate about inspiring young people to learn instead of just teaching them.

Hollis pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Physics at Athens State College (University of Alabama) and continued studies in Mathematics at The University of Southern Mississippi after transferring to Athens College.

With a background in education, Hollis has served as a Math Teacher and Tutor at Math Tutor/Sub, fostering a supportive environment for students to excel in mathematics.

In addition to an academic career, Hollis has worked as an Author at Beaty Street Publishing, contributing to the dissemination of knowledge through written works.

Bringing a diverse skill set to the table, Hollis has also gained managerial experience as the Manager of the Pompano Division at CareCentric.

Overall, Hollis Arban's journey showcases a commitment to education, leadership, and inspiring the next generation of learners.

Highlights

Jul 21 · linkedin

PRESS RELEASE July 21, 2022

Short Stories for my Students is a collection of ten stories I have written with middle and high school students in mind. Excerpts from some of these, I have told my students after they finished their classwork and had nothing to do but get on their cell phones. I am delighted to be invited back into a high school math classroom this fall in my new hometown of Yulee, Florida!  Available from Amazon - Reference: “Short Stories for my Students” by Hollis Arban

I never tell my students inappropriate stories, and I always tell them with a point for honor and integrity. Each story has an idea or inspiration for good lives and happy days at school. My “school days” at Athens High in my home of Athens, Alabama, were good years. They also included a few not-so-good times like the day I led four of my pals to skip school and go fishing. We wrecked one of our group’s new family car, and knocking out another’s two front teeth. . . . Of course, there was the yielding of the paddle of discipline and the taking away of my honors . . . The character lesson there was that one of my classmates showed character and honor by telling the principal to take his honors away also if they were taking my honors. I heard this later from our coach. They respected Johnny’s stand and reversed that decision to take away my honors; but. Not the paddle of discipline. 😊 
I will add here that all those guys were in the 1955 senior class and on the teams that were conference champs in both basketball and football and were National Honor Society and Boys State honors recipients. . . Yes, those were some of the young men and women who lived to be part of the citizens who led this great nation during the 50s, 60s & 70s. I am proud of them. They inspired many of my stories. They were m #school #school en and women, soldiers, and citizens of honor. . . One of them, Johnny, who stood for my honor regarding the awards, went on to be project manager for the Hubble Telescope. All went on to be good citizens. It is my dream that today’s teens catch the dream of my generation and lead America to a wonderful recovery from the decline in National Honor to which we are sliding. [|]
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Dec 30 · linkedin

Happy New Year Friends! I pray your 2015 is fun and successful! And, I hope you will take a look at my new release of Struggles of the Soul. It's a story of corporate and personal struggles - success and failure. Written in third party fiction, I think you will enjoy the story. You may find yourself in my story if you were a part of the emerging computer era of the 60s 70s and 80s. Visit beatystreet.com for an introduction.

Let me know what you think! Hollis

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Pompano Beach, Florida, United States