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Colt Mahana

Assistant Dean for Spiritual Life

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Brandy Ludwick

Science Lab Technician

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Jeanette Long

Academic Secretary for the Bible Department

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Mark Linville

Lecuturer/Supervisor of Doctoral Research

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Ainsley Lockwood

Interim Head Coach for Women's Soccer

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Benjamin Lockerd

Research Fellow for PhD in Humanities

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Jocelyn Limmer

Assistant Dean for Administration

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Emily Linck

Assistant Professor in the Speech Language Pathology

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Amanda Lewis

Director of Benefits and Payroll

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Kana Kingsley

Assistant Professor College of Health Science

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Emily LeMay

Lecturer in AA Instruction on Huntsville Campus

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Caleb Kilpatrick

Cross Country Head Coach

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