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Camden Trice

Assistant Football Coach

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Cindy Tolbert

Academic Coach

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Mary Singleton

Institutional Support Secretary

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Gary Tiner

Professor in the Math Department

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Audrey Tindoll

Secretary - English and Humanities Department

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Lorraine Shouey

Student Success Representative, Mobile

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Cody Thomspon

Director of the Associate and PhD in Health Sciences

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Joel Sellers

Sports Information and Marketing Specialist

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Donna Spears

Associate Dean of Information Resources and Librarian

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Olivia Campbell

Clinical Educator, PT

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Billy Camp

Vice President of Advancement

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Billy Camp

Assistant Professor

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