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College Personnel Chapter 11 Full-Time Faculty and Staff (Note: Academic credentials are listed for administrators and for employees who teach as part of their assigned duties) Glen F. Fenter, President Ed.D., Education Administration, University of Arkansas M.S.E., Administration, University of Arkansas B.A., Education, Hendrix College Barbara Baxter, Executive Vice President Ed.D., Curriculum and Instruction, University of Memphis M.A., B.A., English, University of Memphis Cliff W. Jones, Senior Vice President for Learning and Instruction Ph.D., Educational Administration, University of Texas at Austin M.P.A., Public Administration, University of Arkansas B.S., Human Resource Management, University of Arkansas Robert Gunter, Vice President for Workforce Education Ed.D., Secondary & Technology Education, Arizona State University M.E.D., B.S., Adult & Vocational Education, Auburn University Diane M. Hampton, Vice President for Institutional Advancement B.S., Marketing and Communications, University of Tennessee at Martin Susan K. Marshall, CPA, Vice President for Finance and Administration B.S., Accounting, Arkansas State University Jeremy Reece, Vice President for Student Affairs M.S. Leadership and Policy Studies, Student Personnel Concentration, University of Memphis B.A. Political Science, University of Memphis Gheric Bruce, Associate Vice President for Student Life Ed.S., Educational Leadership, Cambridge College M.A., Education Administration, Grand Canyon University M.B.A., Business Administration, Dowling College B.S., Special Education, LeMoyne Owen College B.A., Political Science, Arkansas State University Roshell Coleman, Associate Vice President for Learning and Instruction M.S., Educational Administration, Arkansas State University B.S., Elementary Education, Arkansas State University Callie Dunavin, Associate Vice President for Institutional Research Ed.D., Higher Education Administration, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ed.S., Community College Education, Arkansas State University M.S.E., B.S.E., Business Education, Arkansas State University Peter Selden, Associate Vice President for Workforce Programs M.B.A., Arkansas State University B.A., Communication/Psychology, University at Buffalo Mid-South Community College 2014-2015 Catalog Page 233 Karyn Weaver, Associate Vice President for Finance B.S. Finance, Arkansas State University Robin Allen, Career Coach Leslie Anderson, Registrar Beth Arnold, Administrative Assistant to the Executive Vice President and Coordinator of Facilities Scheduling Anabeth Bartholomew, Adult Education Testing Coordinator Kelly Bearden, Machining Instructor A.A.S., Mechanical Technology and Machine Shop Certification, University of Arkansas-Fort Smith NIMS Certification in CNC Milling Operator; Measurement, Materials & Safety; Job Planning, Benchwork & Layout; Milling I, Turning Operations: Turning Between Centers; and Drill Press Skills John Bennett, KWEM Station Manager Kathy Bennett, Advancement Officer, MSCC Foundation Paula Bingham, Director of Recruiting Brente Bishop, TRiO Educational Opportunity Center Counselor Sarah Black, TRiO Student Support Services Counselor Veronica Blake, Director of Title III Grants David Bond, Lead Faculty, Aviation Maintenance Technology B.S., Industrial Technology of Engineering, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale A.A., Aircraft Systems Maintenance Technology, Community College of the Air Force License: Airframe and Powerplant; Certificate: Occupational Instructor Donnie Brown, Diesel Technology Instructor Certification: ASE, Master Medium/Heavy Truck Technician Marcus Brown, Career Coach Shermel Brown, Mathematics Instructor M.S., Mathematics, Arkansas State University B.S., Technology, Arkansas State University Jackie Brubaker, Director of Human Resources Crystal Burger, Financial Aid Analyst Pam Capps, Program Director, Medical Assisting Technology A.A., Business, East Arkansas Community College Certificate: Medical Assistant Holly Carlo, Administrative Specialist, Educational Opportunity Center Mid-South Community College 2014-2015 Catalog Page 234 Sanjay Chowdhury, Information Systems Technology Instructor M.S., Workforce Education, Southern Illinois University B.S., Information Systems Technologies, Southern Illinois University B.S., Mathematics, University of Chittagong, Bangladesh A.A.S., Computer Information Systems (CIS) and Web Page Design (Certificate), Lake Land College Suvra Das Chowdhury, Food Preparation Coordinator Paul Cierzniewski, Aviation Maintenance Technology Instructor Licenses: Airframe, Powerplant, Private Pilot Alberta Coleman, Career Coach Letory Collins, Counselor, TRiO Educational Opportunity Center James Cook, Lead Faculty, Welding Technology American Welding Society (AWS) Certified Welder Apprenticeship, Occupational Education Teachers License Apprenticeship, Fabrication Welding Tom Cook, Computer Support Technician Wendy Crawford, Business Manager Chris Davis, Financial Aid Analyst Chasity Dean-Anthony, Title III Student Support/Curriculum Development Specialist M.S.E., Educational Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction, Arkansas State University B.S.E., Secondary Education, Arkansas State University Ray Duch, Information Systems Technology Instructor B.S., Agriculture, University of Tennessee at Martin Certifications: A+ and CCAI John Easley, Dean of Enrollment Management M.E., Workforce Development Education, University of Arkansas B.B.A., Finance, University of Texas at Tyler Boyce Elliot, Human Resources Administrative Specialist Kimberly Turner Ezell, Health and Physical Education Instructor, Women’s Basketball Coach B.B.A., Business Administration/Marketing, Coastal Carolina University A.S., Business, Hiwassee College Mary Field, Communications Instructor M.A., Speech and Drama, University of Arkansas B.S.E., Arkansas State University Kayla Fisher, Administrative Assistant, Adult Education Lori Payne Forrester, Education Instructor M.S.E., Early Childhood Education, Arkansas State University B.S.E., Early Childhood-Elementary Education, Arkansas State University Mid-South Community College 2014-2015 Catalog Page 235 Sherry Fountain, Maintenance Assistant James French, Equipment Mechanic Brenda Gadberry, Assistant Registrar Gregory Gardner, Web and Media Developer Virginia Gardner, Administrative Specialist, Workforce Programs Gary Giordano, Lead Faculty, Machining Technology NIMS Certification in CNC Milling: Programming Setup & Operations; CNC Turning: Programming Setup & Operations; CNC Turning Operator; CNC Milling Operator; Turning Operations: Turning Chucking Skills; Turning Operations: Turning Between Centers; Measurement, Materials & Safety; Job Planning, Benchwork & Layout; Drill Press Skills; Milling I; Grinding Skills; and Certificate of Special Merit Erin Gordon, Lead Faculty, Science/Information Systems Technology M.S., Natural Science, Delta State University B.S., Chemistry, Criminal Justice, Delta State University William Jeffrey Gray, Lead Faculty, Communications, Developmental Communications/Fine Arts, Contextualized Communications Specialist, Title III PBI Grant M.A., English, Arkansas State University B.A., Philosophy, Arkansas State University Paula Greer, Director of Title III PBI Grant Donnylle Hampton, Director of Adult Education Roland Handy, Computer Operator Deidre Stough Hawkins, Administrative Specialist, Facilities and Central Supply Raymond Hawkins, Natural Science Instructor Ph.D., Microbiology and Immunology, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences B.A., Anthropology, University of Central Florida L.P.N., Southeast Arkansas College Martha Herron, Lead Faculty, Nursing Assistant/Health Technology A.A.S., Nursing, Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas Certificate: Registered Nurse Peg Hess, Accounting Technician Nancy Hogan, Director of TRiO Student Support Services Donald Jacob Hutchinson, Communications Instructor M.A., English/Philosophy, Arkansas State University B.A., English, Arkansas State University Anwar Jamison, Lead Faculty, Digital Media Technology M.A., Communications, University of Memphis M.A., English, University of Memphis B.S., English Writing, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Mid-South Community College 2014-2015 Catalog Page 236 Debra Jennings, Administrative Specialist, Registrar’s Office Claire Rene Jones, Director of the Library Media Center M.L.S., Library Science, Louisiana State University B.S.E., English, Arkansas State University John Judd, Lead Faculty, Mechatronics A.A.S., General Technology, Arkansas State University-Newport Joseph Kelman, Mathematics Instructor Ph.D., Physical-Mathematical Sciences, Academy of Sciences M.S., Theoretical Physics, Kazakh State University Jodi King, Administrative Specialist, Workforce Education Katherine (Paige) Koneski, Administrative Specialist, Title III PBI Grant Stephanie Krehl, Lead Faculty, Developmental/Technical Math M.A., Teaching, Indiana University B.A., Mathematics and Education, William Jewell College Jim Kuchenbecker, Director of Campus Safety Craig Lafferty, Allied Health Instructor D.P.M., Podiatric Medicine, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science M.S., Anatomy and Neuroscience, University of Tennessee Health Sciences B.S., Biology, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science B.S., Biology, Arizona State University Carol Lane, Social Science Instructor M.S.E., Education, University of Memphis B.A., European History/Sociology/Secondary Education, Oklahoma Baptist University Michael Lejman, History Instructor Ph.D., Modern European History,
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