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Jeffrey Taggart

Director of Financial Aid

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Lee Vardaman

Professor and Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs

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Hailey Strange

Admissions Counselor, Adult Enrollment

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David Stark

Professor, Winnie and Cecil May, Jr., Biblical Research Fellow

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David Turner

Professor in the Math Department

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Megan Smithson

Director of Admissions, CHS

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Brenda Turner

Lecturer in the Bible Department

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Bobby Turner

Assistant Football Coach

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Gene Smith

Support Specialist, Team Lead

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Kimberly Smith

Accessibility Services Coordinator

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Beth Tucker

Employment Coordinator

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Jeremy Smith

Assistant Athletic Director

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