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2017 Participant Roster 2017, Richmond VA Participant Roster Dr. A. Donna Alexander Dr. Christine Boswick Vice President of Instruction and Student Director of Faculty Affairs and Professional Development Development Rappahannock Community College Eastern Virginia Medical School [email protected] [email protected] 804-758-6703 721 Fairfax Aveune, Suite 537 12745 College Drive Norfolk, Virginia 23507 Glenns, Virginia 23149 Dr. Susan Bosworth Dr. Herb Amato Associate Provost, Office of Institutional Associate Vice Provost for Academic Accreditation & Effectiveness Development College of William & Mary James Madison University [email protected] [email protected] 757-221-3584 540-568-3576 P.O. Box 8795 71 Alumnae Drive MSC 7503 Williamsburg, Virginia 23187-8795 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 Dr. Jackie Bourque Mr. Peter Anderson Director, Office of Institutional Effectiveness Interim VP Instruction & Student Services J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College New River Community College [email protected] [email protected] 804-523-5885 540-674-3631 J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College 5251 College Drive P.O. Box 85622 Dublin, Virginia 24084 Richmond, Virginia 23285-5622 Dr. Linda Birtley Dr. Andrew T. Carrington Director, Academic Program Review & Accreditation Specialist Accreditation Norfolk State University Virginia Commonwealth University [email protected] [email protected] 757-278-4305 804-827-1018 700 Park Avenue, Nursing and General 901 West Franklin Street, Rm 307 Education Building - 311C Richmond, Virginia 23284 Norfolk, Virginia 23504 November 15, 2017 Mrs. Cheryl Carroll Dr. Deborah Driscoll Academic Compliance Manager VP Institutional Effectiveness and Planning University of Virginia Lynchburg College [email protected] [email protected] 434-982-2398 434-544-8125 445 Rugby Rd. Hall Campus Center P.O. Box 400727 1501 Lakeside Drive Charlottesville, Virginia 22904 Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 Cindy Chiarello Ms. Fran Eagan University Planning & Engagement Administrative Assistant Coordinator Union Presbyterian Seminary James Madison University [email protected] [email protected] 804-278-4312 540-568-5712 3401 Brook Road 71 Alumnae Drive MSC 7507 Richmond, Virginia 23227 Sheldon 223 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 Dr. Kelly Feltault Director of Institutional Research Dr. Susan Crosby Lynchburg College Director, Institutional Research & [email protected] Effectiveness 434-544-8081 Blue Ridge Community College 1501 Lakeside Drive [email protected] Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 540-453-2363 Box 80 Lara Fergeson One College Lane Associate Provost of Outreach Programs Weyers Cave, Virginia 24486 and Initiatives Longwood University Dr. John Davis [email protected] Vice President for Administrative Services 434-395-2776 Germanna Community College Longwood University [email protected] 201 High Street 540-423-9179 Farmville, Virginia 23909 2130 Germanna Highway Locust Grove, Virginia 22508 November 15, 2017 Mrs. Pamela Frederick Melanie Jenkins Dean of Student Development University of Richmond Germanna Community College [email protected] [email protected] 804-484-1595 540-834-1931 28 Westhampton Way 10000 Germanna Point Dr. Richmond, Virginia 23173 Fredericksburg, Virginia 22408 Dr. Herman (Skip) Kastroll Dr. Leroy Hamilton, Jr Associate Vice Provost for Institutional Vice Provost for Academic Effectiveness Effectivness Norfolk State University Liberty University [email protected] [email protected] 757-823-9010 434-592-5474 700 Park Avenue, Nursing and General 1971 University Blvd Education Building - 311A Lynchburg, Virginia 24515 Norfolk, Virginia 23504 Ms. Virginia Kinman Dr. Katrice Hawthorne Asst. VP of Accreditation and Compliance Assessment Specialisst Longwood University University of Richmond [email protected] [email protected] 434-395-2441 804-647-1518 Longwood University 28 Westhampton Way 201 High Street Richmond, Virginia 23173 Farmville, Virginia 23909 Dr. Glenda Haynie Kelsey Kirland Dean of Research, Effectiveness, and Assistant Director of Assessment Planning Old Dominion University Rappahannock Community College [email protected] [email protected] 757-683-4368 804-333-6719 2202 Spong Hall 12745 College Drive Old Dominion University Glenns, Virginia 23149 Norfolk, Virginia 23529 November 15, 2017 Dr. Geoffrey Klein Mr. Douglas Mann Vice Provost Administrative Dean for Graduate Programs Christopher Newport University Liberty University [email protected] [email protected] 757-594-7477 434-592-4306 1 Avenue of the Arts 1971 University Blvd Newport News, Virginia 23606 Lynchburg, Virginia 24515 Dr. David Klocek Dr. Matthew McGraw Director of Assessment and Evaluation Associate Vice President University of Virginia College at Wise Dabney S. Lancaster Community College [email protected] [email protected] 276-220-9493 540-863-2866 Academic Affairs, Smiddy 213 1000 Dabney Dr. 1 College Ave. Clifton Forge, Virginia 24422 Wise, Virginia 24293 Mrs. Sue Misjuns Dr. Ebenezer Kolajo Director for Research and Institutional Assistant Provost for Institutional Reports Effectiveness Liberty University Radford University [email protected] [email protected] 434-592-3004 540-831-7654 Office of Institutional Effectiveness PO Box 6995 1971 University Blvd. Martin Hall 236 Lynchburg, Virginia 24515 Radford, Virginia 24073 Dr. Nicole Munday Mr. Craig Lawhorne Associate Director of Assessment Assistant Provost Germanna Community College Southern Virginia University [email protected] [email protected] 540-834-1026 540-817-0123 10000 Germanna Point Drive 1 University Hill Drive Fredericksburg, Virginia 22408 Buena Vista, Virginia 24416 November 15, 2017 Dr. Ryan Murnane Ms. Kristin Ogden Director of Assessment & Compliance Dean, Institutional Effectiveness Regent University Central Virginia Community College [email protected] [email protected] 757-716-7822 434-832-7618 1000 Regent University Blvd. 3506 Wards Road Virginia Beach, Virginia 23456 Lynchburg, Virginia 24572 Ms. Lois Myers Oladayo Oyeyiola Assoc Director, Institutional Assmt & Assistant Director of Assessment and Data Studies Analyst University of Virginia Norfolk State University [email protected] [email protected] 434-242-8815 757-823-9085 445 Rugby Road 700 Park Avenue, Nursing and General University of Virginia Education Building - 311G Charlottesville, Virginia 22904 Norfolk, Virginia 23504 R. Ann Myers Dr. Tisha Paredes Faculty Credentialing Coordinator Assistant Vice President James Madison University Old Dominion University [email protected] [email protected] 540-568-7277 757-683-3154 71 Alumnae Drive MSC 7507 2202 Spong Hall Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 Norfolk, Virginia 23529 Dr. A. Clifton Myles Shantya Plater Director of Assessment Planning & Accountability Manager Norfolk State University Old Dominion University [email protected] [email protected] 757-823-9523 757-683-3191 700 Park Avenue, NGE 311 E 2202 Spong Hall Norfolk, Virginia 23504 Old Dominion University Norfolk, Virginia 23529 November 15, 2017 Dr. Christopher Richardson Ms. Megan Smith Director, Office of Institutional Effectiveness Data Specialist / Office Manager Union Presbyterian Seminary Old Dominion University [email protected] [email protected] 804-278-4311 757-683-4650 3401 Brook Road 2202 Spong Hall Richmond, Virginia 23227 Old Dominion University Norfolk, Virginia 23529 Dr. Marty Sharpe Accreditation Consultant Ms. Rachel Smith Old Dominion University (retired) Assistant Director of Assessment & [email protected] Compliance 757-724-8043 Regent University 3109 Verne Avenue [email protected] Portsmouth, Virginia 23703 757-352-4422 1000 Regent University Blvd. David Shoenthal Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464 Associate Provost for Accreditation and Compliance Ms. Sarah Tolbert-Hurysz Longwood University Assistant Professor and Assessment shoenthaldw@longwood. edu Coordinator 434-395-2193 New River Community College 201 High Street [email protected] Farmville, Virginia 23909 540-674-3600 5251 College Drive Ms. Veronica Shuford Dublin, Virginia 24084 Director of Education and Assessment VCU School of Pharmacy Dr. Ray Van Dyke [email protected] Senior Vice President 804-827-0963 Weave 410 N. 12th Street [email protected] P.O. Box 980581 804-302-5854 Richmond, Virginia 23298-0581 PO Box 4463 Greensboro, North Carolina 27404 November 15, 2017 Dr. Katherine Walker Director of Institutional Effectiveness & Research Randolph-Macon College [email protected] 804-752-7212 PO Box 5005 Ashland, Virginia 23005-5505 Dr. Jonathan Wallin Director of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Southern Virginia University [email protected] 540-264-2065 1 University Hill Dr. Buena Vista, Virginia 24416 Dr. Harold Wheeler, Jr. Senior Assistant to the Associate Vice Provost Liberty Unviversity [email protected] 434-592-3010 1971 University Blvd. MSC 7100014 Lynchburg, Virginia 24515 November 15, 2017 .
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