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Candy Cain

Vice President of Student Services

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Lynne Coker

Director, MJA/Lecturer

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Alison Cahoon

Director of Specialized Recruitment

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Wesley Walterscheid

Associate Professor of Law

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Julie Clark

Assistant Professor of Speech-Language Pathology

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Isabelle Cavender

Instructional Designer

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Barry Buford

Estate Planning Officer

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Bliss Cantrell

Secretary, Academic MSM/MBA

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Erin Bryson

Director, Residence Life & House

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Dayne Brown

Head Football Coach

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Chad Brown

Admissions Counselor in Huntsville

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Jenny Cox

Director of Student Accounts

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