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BOARD of TRUSTEES Retired Appointed by the Governor 238 2018-2019 College Catalog – Central Carolina Community College L. W. (Bobby) Powell BOARD OF TRUSTEES Retired Appointed by the Governor Jim Burgin, Vice Chairman Gordon Springle Insurance Executive, C & D Insurance Retired Appointed by Harnett County Commissioners Appointed by Harnett County Commissioners James Crawford Bill Tatum Educator, Assistant Professor of History and the Retired Contemporary World, North Carolina A&T Appointed by the Governor Appointed by Chatham County Commissioners Doug Wilkinson, Jr. Ricky Fraizer President, Wilkinson Cadillac Pontiac GMC Residing Elder Appointed by the Governor Appointed by Lee County Commissioners *Current as of July 2018 James French Retired Appointed by Lee County Commissioners Jan Hayes Retired ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Appointed by Chatham, Harnett & Lee County School (Highest Applicable Credentials Listed) Boards (Jointly) Byington, Scott James Kelly Dean of Arts, Sciences and Advising CEO, Treefrog Properties M.S., Biology, West Virginia University Appointed by the Governor Childress, Jamie Patricia Kirkman Dean of Enrollment/Registrar Retired B.A., International Studies, University of North Carolina at Appointed by the Governor Chapel Hill Robert Logan Crittenden, Felicia Avid Associate Dean Career & Technical Education & Lee Appointed by Chatham, Harnett & Lee County School County Director of Continuing Education Boards (Jointly) M.S., Professional Writing, Towson University George Lucier Toxicologist Dishman, Marcie Appointed by Chatham County Commissioners Associate Vice President of Marketing and External Relations Genia Morris Ed.D., Higher Education, Texas Tech University Teacher Appointed by Chatham, Harnett, and Lee County School Godfrey, Lisa Boards (Jointly) Dean of Health Sciences & Human Services M.S., Dental Hygiene Education, UNC Chapel Hill Julian Philpott – Chairman Secretary/General Counsel, NC Farm Bureau Federation, Goodson, Drew Inc. Dean of Career & Technical Education Appointed by the Lee County Commissioners M.A.C, Accounting, NC State University Norman Chip Post, Jr. Hall, Mark Attorney, Doster, Post, Silverman, Foushee & Post Attorney Provost, Chatham at Law Ph.D. Educational Research and Policy Analysis, North Appointed by Chatham, Harnett & Lee County School Carolina State University Boards (Jointly) 239 2018-2019 College Catalog – Central Carolina Community College Hare, Emily Willett, Heather Executive Director, CCCC Foundation Dean of Student Support Services Ph.D., Higher Educational Leadership, University of the M.A., Education, Western Carolina University Cumberlands Hoyle Jr, Kenneth TAFF Vice President, Student Services S M.A., Public Administration, North Carolina State (Highest Applicable Credentials Listed) University Abels, Lara Marchant III, T. Eston Lead Career & College Advisor President M.Ed., Campbell University Ed.D., Educational Leadership, Argosy University Arevalo, Douglas Martin, Denise PC Technician Associate Dean of Health Sciences & Human Services A.A.S., Information Systems/Network Administration & M.B.A., Project Management, Keller Graduate School of Support Concentration, Central Carolina Community Management DeVry University College Atkins, Sue Matthews, Jon Student Learning Support Coordinator Provost, Harnett A.A.S., Business Administration, Central Carolina Ed.D., Community College Executive Leadership, Wingate Community College University Autry, Tracy McMican, Jairo Lead Career & College Advisor Dean of Student Learning B.S., Business Administration Franklin University M.S., Strategic Leadership, Mountain State University Baggett, Kristine Merritt, Brian S. Continuing Education Director Chatham County Vice President of Learning & Workforce B.S., Applied Human Services, East Tennessee State Development/Chief Academic Officer University Ph.D., Education, Walden University Baird, Kelly Powell, Rodney Administrative Assistant Executive Director of Center for Academic Excellence A.A.S., Paralegal, Central Carolina Community College Ph.D., Chemical Oceanography, Florida State University Baker, Randy Price, Phillip HVAC Technician Vice President of Administrative Services A.A. S., HVAC, Fayetteville Technical Community College Ed.D., Educational Leadership, East Carolina University Barefoot, Brenda Administrative Assistant Scuiletti, Linda A.A.S., Business Administration, NC Weslyan College Vice President of Assessment, Planning & Research/SASCOCLiaison Barry, Tawanna Ed.D., Adult and Community College Education, North Custodian Carolina State University Bedoe, Frank Thompson, Sandra Director of Campus Safety & Security Associate Dean of College and Career Readiness A.A.A., Law Enforcement, Cuyahoga CC M.S., Education Administration & Supervision, Longwood University Benn, Valorie Associate Director of Human Resources/Diversity Officer Tittemore, Ashley B.A., Religious Studies, Washington Saturday College Executive Director of College Access Programs M.A., Education, UNC Chapel Hill 240 2018-2019 College Catalog – Central Carolina Community College Bera, Barbara Brown, Walter Library Assistant Academic Coordinator, TRiO Upward Bound Programs A.A.S., Library Information Technology, Central Carolina M.Ed., Curriculum, Instruction and Supervision, North Community College Carolina State University Berndt, Daniel Brucker, Kelly Lead Success Coach Administrative Assistant B.A., English, NC State University Brzozowski, Kimberly Blair, Sara Administrative Specialist, TRiO Student Support Services Administrative Assistant, TRiO VUB B.A., English, UNC Wilmington B.A., Business Administration, Campbell University Buchanan, Seth Benjamin Boggs, Jimmie Director of Academic Success & Aviso Administration Shipping and Receiving Coordinator M.S., Instructional Technology, East Carolina University Boykin, Donna Burgess, Megan Administrative Assistant Career and College Advisor M. S., Rehabilatation Counseling, Winston-Salem State B.A., Special Education, UNC-Charlotte University Burmeister, Nora Boykin, Rodney Online Learning & Electronic Service Librarian Custodian M.L.S., Emporia State University Bradford, Linda Burris, Camela Receptionist Custodian A.A.S., Early Childhood Teacher, Central Carolina Community College Butler, Eric HVAC Technician Braly, Lauren Certificate, Telephone Communication, Central Carolina Student Learning Support Specialist Community College B.A.S., Emergency Management, Western Carolina University Byrd, Pamela Administrative Specialist Brower, Latoya A.A.S., Medical Office Administration, Central Carolina Student Support Specialist Community College A.A.S., Office Systems Technology, Sandhills Community College Carlson, Susan Academic Excellence Coordinator Brown, Karen M.A.S., Human Resource Management, Ashland College Administrative Assistant A.A.S., Criminal Justice, Central Carolina Community Carroll, Samantha College Finacial Aid Specialist Masters, Higher Education, University of Nevada Brown, Mary Student Support & Assessment Specialist Carter, Amanda A.S., Human Services, Columbia College Distance Education Director M.S., Vocational Education, East Caroliana University Brown, Meghan Director of Grants & Strategic Initiatives Chester, Derek J.D., Law, Campbell University Custodian Brown, Teresa Christman, MontE Small Business Center Coordinator Associate IT Director & System Adminstrator M.S., Business, UNC Pembroke A.A. S., Computer Programing, Central Carolina Community College 241 2018-2019 College Catalog – Central Carolina Community College Cieciorka, Dottie Dixon, Dwight Financial Coordinator Emergency Training Center Director A.A., Accounting, Mars Hill University B.S., Parks & Rec, East Carolina University Clark, Vicky Dixon, Nena Continuing Education Registrar Continuing Education Specialist B.S., Business Administration, UNC Greensboro A.A.S., Office Systems Technology, Central Carolina Coley, Sharon Community College Receptionist Dorman, Kelly Coore, Michelle Career & College Advisor Graduation Coordinator/Data Specialist Ph.D., Forensic Psychology, Walden University; B.S., A.A.S., Office Systems Technology, Central Carolina Criminal Justice, University of Phoenix Community College Farley, Joseph Cotten, Peggy Maintenance Technician Library Assistant M.A., Library Science, NC Central University Farrior, Anthony Outreach and Services Coordinator, TRiO VUB Cotten, Wendy M.A., Administration, Central Michigan University Accountant Specialist B.A., Bus Administration, Campbell University Faucett, Trinity Director of Human Resources Cox, Joy M.P.A., Public Administration, Indiana State University Receptionist Faucette, Kay Crisp-Sears, Angela Administrative Specialist Coordinator of Student Learning A.A.S., Floral Design & Management Technology, M.Ed., Student Personnel Services, University of South Randolph Technical Institute Carolina Ferguson, Clifton Crissman, Nicole Custodian Administrative Assistant A.A.S., Accounting/Business Administration, Central Ferguson, Virginia (Ginny) Carolina Community College Financial Aid Specialist B.A., Communication Studies, UNC Wilmington Cross, Rosalind Director of Workforce Development and WIOA Programs Fincher, Darren M.A., Business Administration, Franklin University Maintenance Supervisor Diploma in Industrial Plant Management, Central Carolina Crowe, Wrenn Community College Student Outreach & Recruiting Specialist M.A., Urban Affairs, Queen's College Fincher, Pamela Harnett County Continuing Education Director Cummings, Donna Certificate of Networking Technology, MCSA,Wake Administrative Assistant Technical Community College A.A.S., Business Administration,
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