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Jon Ireland

Johnathan Ireland

Head Coach, Womens Soccer

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Victoria Hyche

Clerk, Admissions

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Joshua Horton

Director of Executive and Professional Enrollment

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Shirley Yera

Assistant Professor of Computer Science

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Robert Woods

Director of Graduate Humanities Program

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Pamela Winstein

Faulkner Online Secretary

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Shanna Willingham

Associate Professor of MSC

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Sarah Hollingsworth

Clinical Educator, OT

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Sharon Wilkes

Admissions Counselor in Birmingham Metro

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Tommie Lee Washington

Assistant Professor of Digital Media

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Alan Wages

Assistant Professor of Bible

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Steve Wages

Director of Cloverdale Center, Professor of Bible

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