Rocky Mount, N.C.—Mark Stevens, J.D., associate professor of justice studies at North Carolina Wesleyan College, has been named director of Wesleyan’s Adult Degree Program (ADP) in Rocky Mount.

He can be reached at mstevens@ncwc.edu or by phone at 252-985-5128. His office has moved to Room 188 of the Braswell Administration Building.

Wesleyan offers ADP courses on Rocky Mount’s main campus and also in Goldsboro and the Triangle. Courses are designed to meet the educational needs of adults, who may work toward a bachelor’s degree part-time or full-time. Courses are offered in the evenings and on weekends and include accelerated and online formats.

Stevens brings a wealth of teaching and administrative experience to his new position. Retired from the U.S. Marines as a Lt. Colonel and a military judge, and with more than 25 years of military experience, he is considered an expert in all aspects of military law. He has been interviewed by radio talk show hosts and Associated Press news agencies, and has appeared on CNN and MSNBC’s “The Abrams Report.”

An attorney at military law, Stevens also serves as pre-law advisor for Wesleyan students and faculty advisor for Wesleyan’s chapter of the National Criminal Justice Honor Society.

Stevens earned his B.A. degree at West Virginia Wesleyan College and his J.D. at Western State University. He has been a professor at Wesleyan since 2001.