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Heidi Guy

Dir, Undergrad Online Psch/Asst Prof

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Amy Hatcher

SLP On-ground Clinic Director/Assistant Clinical Professor

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Elisabeth Hailes

Special Projects Manager

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Lynn Gurganus

Regional Director, Birmingham and Huntsville

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Patrick Gregory

Vice President of Marketing

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Mary Griffin

Collaborative Pianist

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Alyssa Weiler

Administrative Assistant - Academic Affairs

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David Gregor

Associate Professor in the Business Department

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John Gray

Professor of Criminal Justice

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Cassandra Green

Academic Services Coordinator

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Scott Gleaves

Professor of Bible

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Elizabeth Grant

Clinical Educator in Speech Language Pathology

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