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Elizabeth Bartel

Assistant Professor

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Greg Black

Lecturer

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Daryl Bailey

Director, JSL Adm & ExternAffr

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Alexander Aucoin

Strength & Conditioning Coach

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Dr. Jeff Arrington

Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

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Cela Ardis

Counselor, Clinical CHS in the Center for Therapy and Research.

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B.J. Champlin

Chief of Police

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Evelyn Hamby

Secretary, Faulkner Police Department

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Sergeant James

Sergeant, Faulkner Police Department

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Sergeant Darden

Sergeant, Faulkner Police Department

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Sergeant Plemons

Sergeant, Faulkner Police Department

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Investigator Burr

Investigator, Faulkner Police Department

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