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Chase Adair

Chase Adair

Student Employment Coordinator

Uduak Afangideh

Chair/ Professor

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Garrett Akins

Professor of English

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Jeannie Allen

Assistant Professor

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Lenzie Anderson

Baldwin Resident Director

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Nick Anderson

Assistant Coach, Football

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Cela Ardis

Counselor, Clinical CHS in the Center for Therapy and Research.

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Dr. Jeff Arrington

Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

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Alexander Aucoin

Strength & Conditioning Coach

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Daryl Bailey

Director, JSL Admissions & External Affairs

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Randall Bailey

Professor

Wayne Baker

Wayne Baker

Vice Chancellor

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