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Dave Rampersad

Vice President of Academic Affairs

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Elsa Price

Professor in the Science Department

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Gloria Powell

Assistant Director of Clinical Education/Assistant Professor

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Cynthia Poole

Financial Aid Officer

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Bass Fishing Coach

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Gabriel Pinto De Queiroz

Men's Head Soccer Coach

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Kaytlyn Podein

Student Activities Coordinator

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Brent Phillips

Simulation Center Technician in CHS

Suneeth Bangaru

Suneeth Bangaru

Analyst, Institutional Research

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Grover Plunkett

Assistant Professor of Behavioral Sciences

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Wayne Baker

Vice Chancellor

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Randall Bailey

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