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Amanda Nummy

Director of Clinical Education in the School of Nursing

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Daniel Mease

Academic Program Specialist

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Lara Carswell

Research & Writing Assistant Professor of Law

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Kelly McTear

Director of the Mediation Clinic

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Charlotte Morris

Associate Director of Marketing

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Fahel Matos

Assistant Coach, Men's Soccer

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Bryan Morgan

Director of JSL Career Development

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Kendall Luna

Clinical Educator for Occupational Therapy

Angie Moore

Angela Moore

Professor and Director of the Gus Nichols Library

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Kandice Lucas

Clinical Educator for Speech-Language Pathology

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Cande McGalliard

Accounting Representative

Janet Lowery

Assistant Director of Admissions in River Region

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