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Melissa Booth

Secretary, Academic BBA/HRM

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Lauren Boutwell

Assistant Professor, School of Nursing

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Rick Boutwell

Chief of Staff

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Cassie Boyd

Dean of CHS and Professor

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Justin Boyd

Assistant Professor

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Robin Bradford

Coordinator, Special Projects

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Chantal Bradley

Admissions Counselor, Adult Enrollment

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Philip Bradley

Lecturer, Bible

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Cathleen Bragg

Secretary in Arts and Sciences

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William Breland

Director of the JSLGAP Clinic

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Angie Brenneman

Graduate Admissions Coordinator in the College of Health Sciences

Todd Brenneman

Dean, Bible/Professor

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