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Personnel Listing Administrative/Professional Personnel Listing Administrative/Professional Sarah Aguirre Steven Bors Susan Dunn Student Success Coach Director, Entrepreneurship Center Access/Equity Specialist BS, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 2013 BS, US Merchant Marine Academy, 1980 BFA, Doane College, 1978 MSN, University of Nebraska, 1985 MLS-Library Science, Emporia State University, 1979 Mohammad Albawaneh MLS-Legal Studies, University of Nebraska Instructional Design/Trainer Charles Brewer College of Law, 1992 BS, Albalqa Applied University, 2006 Financial Aid Associate Director MBA, Mutah University, 2012 BA, Concordia University, 2003 Kathy Eitzmann MA, Emporia State University, 2016 MA, Donae College, 2014 Dean, Business Division BS, Truman State University, 1988 Christina Albracht Alan Brunkow MA, Doane College, 2002 Testing Center Specialist Information Services Manager PhD, University of Nebraska, 2011 AAS, Southeast Community College, 2005 AAS, Southeast Community College, 1978 BA, Doane College, 2008 Aaron Epps Holly Carr Director of Facilities Tatje Alder Learning Center Coordinator BS, University of Nebraska, 2002 Assistant Manager, Café BS, University of Nebraska Omaha, 1988 MS, University of Nebraska, 2011 AAS, Southeast Community College, 2011 Rebecca Carr Paul Erichsen Betsy Anderson Associate Director, Institutional Research Agriculture Lab Manager Academic Advisor BS, Colorado State University, 1989 BS, Fort Hays State University, 2004 BA, University of Nebraska, 2006 MA, West Virginia University, 1993 MA, James Madison University, 2009 Allison Evers Amy Chesley CCAMPIS Project Coordinator Angela Araya Dean, Continuing Education AAS, Southeast Community College, 2014, 2016 ESL Coordinator AAS, Southeast Community College, 1993 AAS, Metropolitan Community College, 1992 BA, Concordia University, 2006 Bruce Exstrom BS, University of Nebraska - Omaha, 1999 Dean, Virtual Learning & Instructional MS, University of Nebraska - Omaha, 2011 Connie Collin Development Director, Training Solutions AS, Northeast Community College, 1981 Lori Balke BS, Peru State College, 1973 BS, University of Nebraska, 1983 Career Advisor/Assessment MBA, University of Nebraska, 1995 MA, University of Nebraska, 1994 BS, University of Nebraska, 1985 PhD, University of Nebraska, 2003 Jeff Corey Amanda Baron Physical Plant Superintendent Crystal Fangmeier Associate Dean High School Diploma, 1987 Learning Center Coordinator BA, Santafe' de Bogota'-Colombia, 1983 BS, University of Nebraska, 1991 MA Santafe' de Bogota'-Colombia, 1988 Beverly Cummins PhD, University of Nebraska. 1999 Vice President for Student Affairs/ Margarita Feyerherm Lincoln Campus Director Student Success Coach Patty Bartels AAS, Southeast Community College, 1989 BA, University of Nebraska, 1990 Education Specialist Upward Bound BS, Bellevue University, 1998 MA, University of Nebraska, 1997 AAS, Southeast Community College, 2013 MEd, University of Nebraska, 2002 BS, Peru State College, 2014 Victoria Fisher Christopher Cummins Director of TRIO Kaye Bartels-Eiland Director, Media & E-Learning BS, University of Nebraska, 1989 Admissions Representative BS, Wayne State College, 1996 MEd, University of Vermont, 1991 BA, Doane College, 1998 Susan Dauber Deanne Flessner Kenton Baughman Distance Learning Curriculum Designer/ Student Success Coach Associate Dean Technical Coordinator BA, University of Nebraska-Omaha, 1986 Certification, Flint Hills Area VoTech, 1977 AA, Southeast Community College, 1975 BA, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1989 AAA, Colby Community College, 1978 BA, Kearney State College, 1977 MS, Peru State College, 2013 BS, Pittsburg State University, 1979 MA, University of Nebraska, 1983 MS, Pittsburg State University, 1980 Kevin Forch Melissa Decker Director, Student Sucess Mark Bayliss Director, TRIO Upward Bound BS, University of Nebraska, 2008 Testing Center Coordinator AAS, Southeast Community College, 1990 MEd, University of Nebraska, 2014 BA, Siena Heights, 1992 BS, Peru State College, 1992 MA, Siena Heights, 1996 Robert Ginsburg Joel Dickinson Property & POAA Coordinator/ Lynette Belitz Admissions Representative Head Softball Coach Learning Center Coordinator BS, Black Hills State University, 1986 AA, Community College of Allegheny County, 1975 BS, University of Nebraska Omaha, 1992 Stephen Dietz John Glenn Rick Blessen Associate Dean of Student Affairs Associate Dean Director of Advancement AAS, Southeast Community College, 2001 BA, Miles College, 2003 BS, University of Nebraska, 1993 BA, Doane College, 2006 MA, University of Montevallo, 2005 MA, Doane College, 2013 Ph.D., University of Florida, 2012 Page 329 – Southeast Community College | 2018-2019 Catalog | Personnel Yolanda Gomez Paul Illich Toni Landenberger ESL Coordinator President Assistant Campus Director/Dean of Students BA, Institute Poltecnico National, 1981 AA, Blinn College, 1985 BS, Peru State College, 1993 BS, Texas State University, 1987 MEd, University of Nebraska, 2001 Carol Gustafson MS, Texas A&M University, 1990 Assistant Director, Training Solutions PhD, Texas A&M University, 1993 Brooke Lenhoff LPN, Lincoln Technical Community College, 1973 Assistant Director, Entrepreneurship Center BA, Doane College, 2007 Lora Ives AAS, Southeast Community College, 2007 MA, Doane College, 2013 Assistant Director, Training Solutions BS, University of Phoenix, 2009 BA, University of Nebraska, 2007 Andrea Haggar Jeanette Lupori Marketing Specialist Lindsey Johnson-Culver Manager, Café and Catering Services BA, Creighton University, 1994 Associate Registrar AAS, Southeast Community College, 1997 AA, Newbury College, 2008 Ann Hajek BA, University of Nebraska, 2011 Paul Lytle Financial Aid Associate Director Assistant Director, Training Solutions BS, Kearney State College, 1987 Sarah Jones AAS, Southeast Community College, 2004 Campus Store Manager BAS, Peru State College, 2008 David Hallowell BS, University of Nebraska, 2002 MSOM, Peru State College, 2011 Webmaster AAS, Metro Community College, 2000 Amy Jorgens, CPA Gay Mason Vice President for Administrative TRiO/SSS Program, Success Coach Stacey Harrifeld Services/Resource Development BS, Iowa State University, 1987 Student Life Coordinator BS, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1990 BS, Wayne State College, 2003 MBA, University of Nebraska, 2009 Mark Mason Director Disability & Academic Support Services Donna Havener Susan Kash-Brown BS, University of Nebraska at Kearney, 1997 Associate Registrar Assistant Director, ESL MA, Doane College, 2011 AAS, Southeast Community College, 2001 BA, University of Nebraska, 1980 Masters School for International Training, 1989 Rachel Mason Dennis Headrick Student Life Coordinator Vice President for Instruction Jaime Keller BS, Kearney State College, 1981 AA, Southeast Community College, 1974 Admissions Outreach Specialist BA, University of Nebraska, 1976 BA, Chadron State College, 2011 Erin May MA, University of Nebraska, 1985 Assistant Director, Career Academies PhD, University of Nebraska, 2003 Erin Killman BS, Northwest Missouri State University, 2007 Publications Specialist MEd, Doane College, 2014 Shawna Herwick AAS, Southeast Community College, 2002, Coordinator of Planning & Accreditation 2004, 2006 Rachael McLeod BS, Union College, 2007 Resource Development Director MS, University of Nebraska Omaha, 2011 Rob Koch BA, University of Nebraska, 1994 Student Success Coach MA, University of Nebraska, 2009 Marguerite Himmelberg AAS, Southeast Community College, 1986 Director, Client Solutions BA, University of Nebraska, 1990 Vanessa Meinberg BS, University of Nebraska, 1985 Success Coach Cinda Konken BS, University of Nebraska, 2005 Mary Hittle Associate Dean Administrative Director Client Services BSW, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1996 Cindy Meyer AA, Southeast Community College, 2001 MSW, University of Nebraska, 1999 Learning Center Coordinator Certificate, University of Colorado, 1996 Nancy Holman Ed Koster Director, Leisure Learning Vice President for Research, Planning & Cody Meyer BS, University of Nebraska, 1975 Technology/Milford Campus Director Institutional Research Analyst BS, Northwest Missouri State University, 1989 AA, Northeast Community College, 2001 Casey Holsing MBA, Wayne State College, 2011 BS, Wayne State College, 2003 Admissions Representative MA, University of Nebraska, 2013 BA, Midland University, 2005 Sarah Kramer MA, Baker University, 2010 Administrative Director, Human Resources Douglas Meyer BS, Northwest Missouri State University, 2004 Admissions Representative Chelsey Hudson MA, Doane College, 2010 BS, University of Nebraska, 1990 Admissions Advisor BA, University of New Mexico, 2013 Kat Kreikemeier Dana Meyers MA, University of New Mexico, 2016 Administrative Director, Admissions, Assistant Director, Training Solutions Assessment & Recruiting BA, University of Nebraska, 1996 Shirley Huttenmaier BA, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 2005 Certificate, Missouri Western State University, 2011 Career Services Specialist MS, University of Nebraska, 2009 BS, Peru State College, 1991 Bailey Michaels Jody Kreikemeier Admissions Representative - Student Affairs Testing Center Specialist BS, University of Nebraska - Kearney, 2013 BA, University of Nebraska, 1992 MS, Wayne State College, 1996 Page 330 – Southeast Community College | 2018-2019 Catalog | Personnel Robin Moore Glenn Pasho Amy Rockel Administrative Director, Institutional Dean, Construction, Electronics, Communication Instructional Designer/Trainer Effectiveness & Research Information Technology and Manufacturing BA, University of Nebraska, 2001 BS, University of Nebraska,
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