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Robby Glasscock

Director of Bands

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Amanda Glasscock

Majorette Coach

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Leon Givens

Support Specialist

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Derek Gibbs

Assistant Professor of Science

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Barbara Gibbs

Lecturer on Mobile Campus and AA Instruction

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George Ganjei

Infrastructure Technician

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Heather Gaither

PRN, CHS Clinic

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Conner Futrell

Director of Student Success and Associate Professor

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Joshua Gaines

Strength & Conditioning Coach

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Amanda Ferrell

Clinic Manager, CHS

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Andrea Etkie

Assistant Professor in Speech Language Pathology

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Holly Free

Associate Dean/Associate Professor, College of Health Sciences

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