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Georgette Panagotacos

Assistant Director of Collection Management and Research

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Leslie Painter

Assistant Director of Nursing Program

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Jenna Pace

Director of Accounting Services

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Kasey Oakley

Vice President of Information Technology

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Ed Pappanastos

Professor and Director of Risk Management Insurance

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Heather Mount

Director of the Physical Therapy Program

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Chris Ours

Online Student Success Advisor

Jake Mitchell

Assistant Coach for Women's Basketball

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Emma Mitchell

Assistant Professor of Research and Writing

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Alexander Osborne

Admissions Counselor, Central Alabama

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Andy Olree

Professor of Law

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Andre Mitchell

Director, BCJ/Asst Prof

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