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Billy Camp

Vice President of Advancement

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Billy Camp

Assistant Professor

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Charles Campbell

Dean of Jones School of Law

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Olivia Campbell

Clinical Educator, PT

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Bliss Cantrell

Secretary, Academic MSM/MBA

Tiffany Cantrell

Tiffany Cantrell

Director of Faulkner Online, Assistant Professor

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Elizabeth Carden

Instructor

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Lara Carswell

Research & Writing Assistant Professor of Law

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Isabelle Cavender

Instructional Designer

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B.J. Champlin

Chief of Police

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Tara Champlin

Webmaster, Marketing Liaison

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Investigator Burr

Investigator, Faulkner Police Department

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