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Grossmont- Cuyamaca Community College District 307 Grossmont College Catalog 2020-2021 Faculty Martha Clavelle ............................................. Dean, Les Lawrence ..........................Professor Emeritus Counseling Services David A. Lunsford .................Professor Emeritus ROSSMONT Agustín Albarrán .......................................... Dean, Homer Lusk ............................Professor Emeritus G - English, Social and Behavioral Sciences John Maley ..............................Professor Emeritus UYAMACA Eric Klein, Ph.D. ............................................ Dean, Lorraine Martin ........................ Professor Emerita C Learning and Technology Resources Mike Matherly ........................Professor Emeritus OMMUNITY Cary Willard, Ph.D. ......................... Interim Dean, Jack G. McAuley* ...................Professor Emeritus C Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Annjennette McFarlin* ............ Professor Emerita OLLEGE ISTRICT Exercise Science and Wellness Theresa McNeil......................... Professor Emerita C D Sara Varghese, J.D. ........................................ Dean, Angela Nesta ............................. Professor Emerita Governing Board Student Affairs Diane Merlos ............................. Professor Emerita Lida Rafia, Ph.D. ............................................ Dean, Josephine Messina .................... Professor Emerita Elena Adams Student Success and Equity Thomas Oertel ........................Professor Emeritus Linda Cartwright Nedra Brown ................................Associate Dean, Charles D. Park* .....................Professor Emeritus Bill Garrett Athletics Z. Dean Parks* ....................... Professor Emeritus Debbie Justeson Beverly Warren .............. Interim Associate Dean Joanne B. Prescott ..................... Professor Emerita Brad Monroe Extended Opportunity Programs Mary Rider ............................... Professor Emerita Benjamin Blevins, Student Member and Services Donald Ridgway ...................Professor Emeritus Robert McClain, Student Member Courtney Williams .......................Associate Dean, Robert E. Rump ..................... Professor Emeritus Student Services and Matriculation Thomas Scanlan ..................... Professor Emeritus District Administration Lorena Ruggero ........................................ Director, John D. Scouller* ................... Professor Emeritus College and Community Relations Don E. Shannon* ....................Professor Emeritus Lynn Ceresino Neault, Ed.D............... Chancellor Loren Holmquist ...................................... Director, Morgan Shelley ...................... Professor Emeritus Sahar Abushaban ..........Interim Vice Chancellor, District/Campus Facilities and Laura Sim .................................. Professor Emerita Business Services Maintenance Operations Hoke Simpson .......................Professor Emeritus Tim Corcoran ...............................Vice Chancellor, Michael Copenhaver ................................ Director, Robert C. Steinbach ............... Professor Emeritus Human Resources Financial Aid Curtis Stevens* .......................Professor Emeritus Sean Hancock ...............................Vice Chancellor, Gabi Aliyev .................... Interim Associate Dean, Fred J. Stollenwerk* .............. Professor Emeritus Student and Institutional Success Nursing James Sumich ..........................Professor Emeritus Todd McDonald ........Associate Vice Chancellor, Heriberto Vasquez ................................... Director, Edda Temoche-Weldele ......... Professor Emerita District Business Services Student Development Brad Tiffany* .................................. Dean Emeritus Craig Leedham ...........Associate Vice Chancellor Thomas Tsung ........................Professor Emeritus Human Resources Emeriti E. Jane West ............................... Professor Emerita Christopher Tarman .. Associate Vice Chancellor, Sidney P. Wiener, D.M.D.*...... Trustee Emeritus *Deceased Research, Planning, and Technology Donald E. Walker* ............. Chancellor Emeritus Sally Cox ..................................Executive Director, Robert N. Burnham* .. Superintendent Emeritus Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College Harold G. Hughes* .................... Superintendent- Faculty District Auxiliary President Emeritus RANDALL ABSHIER Ken Emmons .................................Senior Director, William R. Burns* ....... Assistant Superintendent Exercise Science Districtwide Facilities Emeritus B.A., San Diego State University Jennifer Fujimoto ..........................Senior Director, Erv F. Metzgar* ...................... President Emeritus M.S., National University Fiscal Services Ivan L. Jones ........................... President Emeritus M.S., Azusa Pacific Linda Bertolucci ...........................Senior Director, Evanne D. Lill ................. Vice President Emerita Purchasing and Contracts Laurance E. Coons ........................ Dean Emeritus NABIL ABU-GHAZALEH and Ancillary Services Richard C. Mellien ........................ Dean Emeritus President Anne Krueger ........................................... Director, Shannon O’Dunn............................. Dean Emerita B.S., University of California – San Diego Marketing and Communications C. Allen Paul* ............................... Dean Emeritus M.S., University of California – San Diego Cynthia Nagura ..........Director, Community and Thomas Foster ............... Administrator Emeritus M.A., University of California – Los Angeles Workforce Partnerships Muriel Owen ................... Administrator Emerita Ed.D., California State University – Fullerton Jerry Williamson.....Director, Computer Services Donald E. Anderson ............. Professor Emeritus Michael Carr .......... Director, Enterprise Systems Pat Bennett ............................... Professor Emerita MARIA DENISE ACEVES, Assistant Professor Alyssa Brown, Ed.D. ............................... Director, William Bornhorst ..................Professor Emeritus Counselor of Human Resources William Bradley ......................Professor Emeritus B.A., University of California – Santa Barbara Janet Snelling ....... Director of Human Resources A. Lee Brown ..........................Professor Emeritus M.S.W., San Diego State University Kristine Ogden ........................... Director, Payroll Paul Carmona .........................Professor Emeritus M.A., San Diego State University Steven Abat ..............Director, Technical Services Lolita D. Carter* ...................... Professor Emerita Nicole Conklin ................. Director, Public Safety Charles Charter ......................Professor Emeritus BREANNE AHEARN-SCOTT Chito Gutierrez ............................................Director, Ruth H. Coover* ...................... Professor Emerita Media Communications Administrative Services, Ann Daluiso .............................. Professor Emerita B.S., Kennesaw State University Robert Danielson* ................. Professor Emeritus District Auxiliary M.A., University of London, Goldsmiths Sheridan DeWolf ..................... Professor Emerita Erik Munzenmaier .................................... Sergeant, Ed.D., Walden University San Diego County Sheriff Marcy Diehl............................... Professor Emerita Mary Donnelly .......................... Professor Emerita JOAN AHRENS Beth Duggan ............................. Professor Emerita Interim Senior Dean, College Planning & College Administration Emilie Duggan-Zouhar .......... Professor Emerita Institutional Effectiveness Leeland T. Englehorn* .......... Professor Emeritus Nabil Abu-Ghazaleh, Ed.D. .................. President A.A., Grossmont College John Feare ............................... Professor Emeritus Marshall T. Fulbright III, Ed.D. .... Vice President, B.A., San Diego State University Theresa Ford ............................. Professor Emerita Academic Affairs M.A., San Diego State University William G. Givens ..................Professor Emeritus William McGreevy ....................... Vice President, Ed.D., San Diego State University Administrative Services Michael Grant* .......................Professor Emeritus Yolanda E. Guerrero ................ Professor Emerita Marsha Gable, Ed.D. .................... Vice President, SUDAKSHINA ALAGIA, Professor Student Services J. William Hansen ................. Professor Emeritus W. Wayne Harmon ................Professor Emeritus Biological Sciences Nancy Saks, DNSc . .......................... Senior Dean, B.S., Regional College of Education, India Allied Health and Nursing Joseph P. Higgins* ................. Professor Emeritus Leon C. Hoffman ................... Professor Emeritus M.S., Utkal University, India Joan Ahrens, Ed.D. ..............Interim Senior Dean, M.S., Vanibihar University, India College Planning & John M. Holleran ................... Professor Emeritus Institutional Effectiveness Margaret Hovde ....................... Professor Emerita Paul D. Jacques .......................Professor Emeritus AGUSTÍN ALBARRÁN Aaron Starck .................................................. Dean, Dean, English, Social and Behavioral Sciences Admissions & Records & Financial Aid Marie E. James ......................... Professor Emerita Robert James ...........................Professor Emeritus B.A., University of California – San Diego Joel Castellaw................................... Interim Dean, M.A., Teacher’s College – Columbia University Arts, Languages and Communication Janice Johnson ..........................
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