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Marista Otwell

Student Success Representative, Birmingham

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Cordelia Simmons

Lead Pre-K Teacher

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William Breland

Director of the JSLGAP Clinic

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Jason Ross

Assistant Professor, Mobile

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Philip Bradley

Lecturer, Bible

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Taten Shirley

Chair of the English and Humanities Department

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Norton Sewell

Admissions Counselor, South Alabama

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Robin Bradford

Coordinator, Special Projects

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Janet Roberts

Data Entry Clerk

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Faith Twiggs

Visiting Research & Writing Assistant Professor of Law

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Tommy Bone

Senior Director of Business & Community Outreach

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Guy Renfro

Associate Professor of Behavioral Sciences

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