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IMPORTANT: DO NOT First Name Last name E-Mail Address College (select from drop-down menu) Discipline Group yoAre you the Harley Acres [email protected] ART Taddese Addo [email protected] Community College Denver CCR/ENG No Kimberly Adibuah [email protected] Pickens Technical College SCI No Marlene Adzema [email protected] Red Rocks Community College COM No Teresa Aggen [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College ENG No Kris Akse [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College PHO No Jeffrey Alexander [email protected] Pueblo Community College Dean's Council No Nicholas Alfonso [email protected] Pueblo Community College BIO No Jean Alger [email protected] Trinidad State Junior College ENG No Cory Allen [email protected] Colorado Mountain College CCR No Jeannie Beth Almanza [email protected] Pueblo Community College RTE No Nikolai Alvarado [email protected] Community College Aurora GEO No Daniel Alvarez [email protected] Aims Community College PHI No Stacie Amaya [email protected] Colorado Community College System VPSS No Sherri Amen [email protected] Morgan Community College ECE No Nina Amey [email protected] Arapahoe Community College cis/csc/cng No Kalynn Amundson [email protected] Front Range Community College SOC No Victor Andersen [email protected] Community College Aurora EGG No Dana Anderson [email protected] BUS NO Ginger Anderson [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College MAT No Terry Anderson [email protected] Aims Community College PED, HWE Yes Philip Anderson [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College Dean No Vanessa Anderson [email protected] Arapahoe Community College Dean's Council No Joan Anderssen [email protected] Arapahoe Community College FIN/ECO Yes Kyle Anibas [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College GEO No Racheal Aragon [email protected] Community College Aurora ENG No Abel Arellano [email protected] Front Range Community College MTE No Donna Armelino [email protected] Red Rocks Community College BUS, MAN, MAR, SBNo Christine Arnold [email protected] MAT Wayne Artis [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College HIS Yes Shawn Averett [email protected] Otero Junior College CHE or PHY No Dori Babcock [email protected] Colorado Community College System HPR No Tracy Bacon [email protected] Arapahoe Community College SOC No Jennifer Bailey [email protected] Aims Community College CSC No robert baker [email protected] Pueblo Community College mat No Carrie Baldwin [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College MAT No Lisa Bamber [email protected] Otero Junior College COM No Adrian Banister [email protected] Pueblo Community College ECO, ACCt No Terry Barmann [email protected] Arapahoe Community College Admin No Jeffrey Barnier [email protected] Emily Griffith Technical College WQM No Heidi Barrett [email protected] Arapahoe Community College MAT No Nicole Barriera [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College PHT No Brad Bartholomew [email protected] Arapahoe Community College PHO Yes Lynette Bates [email protected] Trinidad State Junior College VPI No Gerry Baygents [email protected] Trinidad State Junior College MAT No Peter Beal [email protected] Front Range Community College ART/ HUM No Jeremy Beard [email protected] Red Rocks Community College EGG No Erin Beaver [email protected] Colorado Mountain College ENG No Jeff Becker [email protected] Community College Denver ENG No Sheila Beckley [email protected] Front Range Community College CUA and HOS No Cathy Beighey [email protected] SOC Brent Belknap [email protected] CCOnline GEO No Angela Faris Belt [email protected] Arapahoe Community College ART No Mark Beluscak [email protected] Red Rocks Community College CRJ/LEA Yes Michelle Bender [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College ECE and EDU No Jenna Benson [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College JOU No Tami Bertelsen [email protected] Arapahoe Community College ECO Yes Brian Beyerl [email protected] Otero Junior College MAT No Brook Bhagat [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College CCR No Niroj Bhattarai [email protected] Front Range Community College ECO No Shahzad Bhatti [email protected] Front Range Community College CIS/CSC/CWB/CNG No Kristina Binard [email protected] Front Range Community College VPSS Council No Wendy Bird [email protected] Red Rocks Community College Bus/Man/Ree No ANDREA BIRKBY [email protected] CCOnline ANT No Sharon Bjorkman [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College SOC No Darlene Blackford [email protected] Otero Junior College HWE No Miner Blackford [email protected] Otero Junior College LEA and CRJ No Derek Blanton [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College PED No Linda Blasi [email protected] Pueblo Community College DEH No Laura Blom [email protected] Emily Griffith Technical College EDU No Victoria Bobo [email protected] Arapahoe Community College Dean's Council No Vicki Bond [email protected] HPR-MOT-MAP Yes Charles Bonfadini [email protected] Pueblo Community College PSY No Colleen Boyle [email protected] Pueblo Community College ENG No Donna Brady-Lawler [email protected] Northeastern Junior College ECE No Katherine Brandao [email protected] Community College Aurora Sci No Rosemary Breckenfelder [email protected] Pueblo Community College ECE EDU No Jennifer Brinkmann [email protected] Front Range Community College MAT No Charlotte Briscoe [email protected] Red Rocks Community College RTE No Lydia Brokaw [email protected] Front Range Community College ART Yes John Brower [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College BUS No Evert Brown [email protected] Trinidad State Junior College Deans council No Greyson Brown [email protected] Aims Community College CIS No Carole Brown [email protected] Aims Community College BIO No Marta Brown [email protected] Community College Denver AAA No Mark Broyles [email protected] Community College Denver AEC Yes Amelia Bucklew [email protected] Aims Community College WLS No Stephanie Budin-Weatherill [email protected] Northeastern Junior College ENG No Megan Buness [email protected] Community College Denver MUS No Jason Burke [email protected] Community College Denver MAT No JoAnn Burkhart [email protected] Community College Aurora CIS and MGD No Robert Burnham [email protected] Front Range Community College CIS No Aimee Callahan [email protected] Emily Griffith Technical College COS No Kristy Callihan [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College COM No Eleanor Camann [email protected] Red Rocks Community College GEY Yes Jake Camp [email protected] Colorado Community College System Office PHI Yes Majel Campbell [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College WLS No Linda Carlson [email protected] Aims Community College ECE No Katie Caron [email protected] Arapahoe Community College ART Yes Mary Carr [email protected] Arapahoe Community College POS Yes Joan Carson [email protected] Colorado Department of Corrections EDU No Michael Carter [email protected] Community College Aurora LEA Yes Valerie Carter [email protected] Arapahoe Community College NUA and HPR Yes Alice Casey [email protected] Pickens Technical College PHT No Casey Casler [email protected] Community College Denver PSY No Michael Castellon [email protected] Front Range Community College GEO No David Cates [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College FST Yes K Cesark [email protected] Colorado Mountain College ART No Caroline Chapman [email protected] Community College Denver ENG No Mary Chavez [email protected] Deans council NO Veronica Chavez [email protected] WLS Mary Chavez [email protected] Pueblo Community College Dean's Council No David Chimovitz [email protected] Colorado Mountain College COM Yes Soomin Chun-Hess [email protected] Red Rocks Community College POS No Elisabeth Churchill Fantz [email protected] Emily Griffith Technical College MOT, HPR, MAP No Kelly Circle [email protected] Red Rocks Community College Dean's Council No Sally Cirincione [email protected] OUT/PED Dan Clarke [email protected] Community College Aurora BUS No Liz Coelho [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College AST No David Coles [email protected] Northeastern Junior College GEY No S. Kathleen Collina [email protected] Pueblo Community College HIT No Lynne Collins [email protected] HPR S. Kathleen Collins [email protected] Pueblo Community College HIT No Evy Colon-Garcia [email protected] CHE Linda Comeaux [email protected] Red Rocks Community College VPI Council No Martin Conrad [email protected] Pikes Peak Community College HUM No Patricia Conrad [email protected] Front Range Community College MAT No Abel Coombs [email protected]
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