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Jeffery Williams

Jeffrey Williams

Dissertation Director and Associate Professor

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Maisha Wester

Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences

Janet Welch

Outpatient Clinic Manager

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Kendyll Weeks

Admissions Counselor

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Holly Walterscheid

Assistant Professor of Law

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Lindsay Walters

Instructor and Clinical Lab Coordinator

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Jonathan Villa

Assistant Baseball Coach

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Joseph Vickery

Vice President of Finance

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Breanna Yarbrough

Assistant Professor and Director of CAREE

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David Woodason

Chair of the Kinesiology Department

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James Tolbert

Financial Aid Officer

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Gena Thuett

Reference Librarian

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