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Chapter Five CHAPTER FIVE 84 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Beecroft Rebecca EM 2.32 Hood College Master of Science Hood College Bachelor of Arts Shippensburg University Masters in Education Benchoff Kathryn HU 2.32 Susquehanna University Bachelor of Arts Rutgers U Univ Colle Bachelor of Science Bidle Theresa EM 22.57 Hood College Master of Science Wayne State University Masters Fine Arts Bontempo Joan HU 9.04 Notre Dame of Maryland Bachelor of Fine Arts University Associate of Applied Hagerstown Community College Science Bridendolph Adam TCS 1.31 Old Dominion University Master of Science Old Dominion University Bachelor of Science University of Maryland Bullett Victoria PL 2.32 Bachelor of Arts Baltimore County Calif University Of Master of Science Burge Thomas PL 4.16 Guilford College Bachelor of Science Univ Maryland Colleg Master of Social Work Cade Frances BSSB 11.45 University of Southern Bachelor of Science Troy State University Bachelor of Science University of South Carolina Master of Arts Cameron Shannon PL 4.27 James Madison University Bachelor of Science Bucknell University Bachelor of Science Campbell Richard DV 7.39 Frostburg State University Masters in Education Univ Centrl Oklahoma Masters in Education Carroll Donna HS 0.27 Laroche College Bachelor of Arts Hagerstown Community College Associate of Science Chaney Mary Beth BSSB 6.38 Frostburg State University Masters in Education Frostburg State University Bachelor of Science Depaul University Masters Business Adm Crawford Thomas EM 8.4 Elmhurst College Bachelor of Arts Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Cross Sonjurae DV 4.33 Hood College Bachelor of Arts Morgan State University Master of Arts Dominick Meredith BSSB 0.85 George Mason University Bachelor of Science Dove Cynthia EM 9.41 Frostburg State University Bachelor of Science 85 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) University of Tennessee Master of Science Univ Idaho Doctor of Philosophy Suny Center Albany Master of Arts Drumgoole Alicia HU 2.32 Suny Binghamton Bachelor of Arts Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Fowlkes Vennece EM 0.3 Univ South Carolina Doctor of Philosophy Winthrop University Bachelor of Science Shippensburg University Bachelor of Science Gift Trudy TCS 33.73 Shippensburg University Masters in Education Towson University Bachelor of Science Harsh Michael HU 31.58 McDaniel College Master of Liberal Arts Indiana University Bachelor of Science Hawbecker Carrie DV 11.45 Towson University Master of Science Master of Science in Hudson Malissa NUR 1.93 University of Phoenix Nursing Univ Tennessee Knoxv Doctor of Philosophy University of Maryland Master of Arts Jenness Timothy BSSB 2.32 Baltimore County University of Tennessee Master of Arts Grove City College Bachelor of Arts Shippensburg University Master of Arts Johnson Joan HU 15.49 Towson University Bachelor of Arts Edinboro University Bachelor of Science Jozik Paul EM 32.76 Shippensburg University Masters in Education Karn David BSSB 2.32 Mount St. Mary's University Masters Business Adm Shepherd University Bachelor of Science Kendrick Rebecca DV 3.32 Master of Arts in Univ Idaho Teaching Hagerstown Jr Colleg Associate of Arts EM, Shippensburg University Bachelor of Science Kessler Paula 15.49 BSSB Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts McDaniel College Master of Science Univ North Dakota Lk Master of Arts Ketterling Ardyce DV 5.53 Univ North Dakota Lk Bachelor of Arts Master of Science in Shenandoah University Nursing Kirchner Sonja NUR 9.41 Bachelor of Science in Salisbury University Nursing 86 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) University of Minnesota Doctor of Philosophy Kowalsky Melinda BSSB 3.32 Ball State University Bachelor of Arts Univ Calif Riverside Doctor of Philosophy Univ Calif Riverside Master of Arts Kuehnert Lore BSSB 2.32 Washington Adventist University Bachelor of Arts Baylor College Denti Master of Science Siena Heights Colleg Bachelor of Science Lantzy Marlaina HS 0.3 Associate of Applied Kellogg Cmty College Science Univ Calif Riverside Doctor of Philosophy Lennon Kristen EM 0.91 Connecticut College Bachelor of Arts Shippensburg University Bachelor of Arts Leonard Rebecca HS 1.61 Certificate- 1 Yr. Or Dental Assisting National Board Greater George Washington University Master of Arts Lewis Christopher EM 11.45 George Washington University Bachelor of Science Northrn Kentucky Uni Bachelor of Fine Arts Little Alyssa HU 2.95 Middlesex University Master of Arts University of Maryland Doctor of Philosophy Baltimore County Madron Daniel BSSB 4.33 University of Maryland Master of Arts Baltimore County Eastern University Bachelor of Arts Maher Sean TCS 9.41 West Virginia Wesleyan College Bachelor of Arts Master of Science in Centrl Missouri Stat Nursing Bachelor of Science in Manilla Lori NUR 6.38 University of Phoenix Nursing Certificate- 1 Yr. Or Brandywine Hosp Sch Greater Hagerstown Jr Colleg Associate of Arts Shepherd University Bachelor of Arts Marschner Joseph HU 11.06 Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Frostburg State University Master of Arts Marquette University Bachelor of Science Maruszewski David TCS 7.39 Frederick Cmty Colle Associate of Arts George Washington University Master of Science 87 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) University of Maryland Certificate - Less Than 1 Baltimore County Year Shippensburg University Master of Science Mason Joseph EM 7.39 Lock Haven University Bachelor of Science Shippensburg University Masters in Education May Melinda HU 8.01 Univ Maryland Colleg Doctor of Philosophy Shepherd University Bachelor of Arts Master of Science in University of Phoenix Nursing McDaniel Judy NUR 1.3 George Washington University Bachelor of Science Shenandoah University Associate of Science Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Associate of Applied Hagerstown Community College McDaniel Michelle HS 0.3 Science Widener University Bachelor of Science University of Phoenix Master of Arts Frostburg State University Masters Business Adm McGee Stacey BSSB 7.37 James Madison University Bach in Business Adm University of Baltimore Master of Arts Miller Amanda HU, CE 6.38 Roanoke College Bachelor of Arts Master of Science in Liberty University, Inc Nursing Moorman Sandra NUR 2.89 Bachelor of Science in University of Maryland Nursing Essex Community Coll Associate of Science Shippensburg University Master of Science Moran Suzannah BSSB 15.49 St. Mary's College of Maryland Bachelor of Arts Univ Illinois Chicag Doctor of Philosophy Murphy Bernard EM 18.51 Southrn Connecticut Bachelor of Science Univ Maine Augusta Master of Science Bachelor of Science in Nally Dawn HS, CE 5.99 Mountain State University Nursing Rutgers U Univ Colle Bachelor of Arts Nickerson Rosemary EM 18.51 Suny Center Stony Br Doctor of Philosophy Hood College Master of Science Univ Northrn Iowa Masters Fine Arts Niessner James DV 8.4 Loyola University Bachelor of Arts Peisen Judith PL, EM 27.64 Hood College Master of Science 88 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) Georgetown University Doctor of Philosophy University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts Boston University Masters in Education Boston University Master of Science Washington College Bachelor of Arts Pierne James BSSB 2.95 Loyola University Masters Business Adm University of Delaware Masters Business Adm West Virginia University Master of Science Pifer Carrie TCS 0.27 Brenau University Masters Business Adm Allegany College of Md Associate of Arts Rowland Melanie HS 5.46 University of North Carolina Master of Science Suny Coll New Paltz Master of Arts Ryan Daniel BSSB 5.34 Suny Coll New Paltz Bachelor of Arts Suny Binghamton Doctor of Philosophy Suny Binghamton Master of Arts Schwartz Eric BSSB 2.32 Syracuse University Master of Arts Michigan State Univesity Bachelor of Arts Pennsylvania St Univ Doctor of Philosophy Seward Thomas HU 8.4 Pennsylvania St Univ Master of Arts Pennsylvania St Univ Bachelor of Arts Towson University Bachelor of Science Shippensburg University Master of Science Shank Stephen TCS 14.48 Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Capitol College Master of Science George Washington University Master of Science Sigler Charles EM 0.91 Virginia Polytech In Bachelor of Science Univ Maryland Colleg Bachelor of Science Hagerstown Jr Colleg Associate of Arts Spessard Lori BSSB 11.45 Hagerstown Community College Associate of Arts Frostburg State University Masters Business Adm Univ Wisc Madison* Doctor of Philosophy Stein Veronica EM 8.4 Bradley University Bachelor of Science Johns Hopkins Univ S Master of Science Stonestreet Jeannine BSSB 9.41 University of Maryland Bachelor of Science Lehigh University Master of Science Szczesniak Jennifer EM 7.39 Kings College Pa Bachelor of Arts Thornhill Loretta BSSB 18.15 McDaniel College Bachelor of Arts 89 APPENDIX 5.1 - FACULTY CREDENTIALS # Years Last Name First Name Division (as of Institution Degree 11/30/14) McDaniel College Master of Arts Certificate- 1 Yr. Or Pennsylvania St Univ Greater Hood College Master of Arts Shippensburg University Master of Science Thorpe Nancy EM 13.45 Univ Maryland Colleg Doctor of Philosophy
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