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Michelle Bond

Director, Counseling Center

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Connie Schultz

Lecturer in AA Instruction on Birmingham campus

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Magaly Ramirez

Director of Online Speech-Language Pathology Program

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Tracy Blake

Academic Coach

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Amber Sarquiz

Colorguard Instructor

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Jewell Sanford

Admissions Counselor, Dual Enrollment

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Charlie Robinson

Executive Assistant to the President

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Jacob Roark

Head Basketball Coach for the Women's Team

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Linda Pynes

Associate Director of Financial Aid

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Candi Rester

Lecturer in AA Instruction on Mobile campus

Rayla Black

Rayla Black

Chair, Traditional Business

Michael Bird

Michael Bird

Asst Director, Bands/Asst Prof

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