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Dawn Chapman

SOAR I & II Project Director

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Donna Chapman

Student Accounts Representative

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Donna Churchwell

Director, Alumni Engagement

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Officer Clark

Officer, Faulkner Police Department

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Allen Clements

Director of Choral Activities

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Tucker Clifton

Apartment Manager

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Lynne Coker

Director, MJA/Lecturer

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Caleb Colquitt

Head Coach, eSports

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William Cooper

Interim VP of TRAD Enrollment

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CJ Coughlin

Educational Technology Specialist

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Leslie Cowell

Lecturer, College of Education

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Jenny Cox

Director of Student Accounts

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