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Stone Academy Staff and Faculty STONE ACADEMY STAFF AND FACULTY CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Joseph Bierbaum .............................................................................................................................. President/CEO MS, BA, Bentley University Frank Bonavita ............................................................................................................... Director of Facilities and IT Amanda Big Mountain ......................................................................................................... Financial Aid Specialist Yolanda Bonilla ............................................................................................................................. Payroll Specialist Chanda Cato ......................................................................................................... Assistant Financial Aid Manager MS, South University Ann Cooper .......................................................................................................................................... Chief of Staff MSM, University of Saint Joseph Alexander Cuevas .................................................................................................................. Director of Enrollment MBA, Albertus Magnus College BS, Bryant University Linda Dahlin.................................................................................................................................................. Provost MS, St. Joseph College Anthony Del Vecchio ...................................................................................................................................... Bursar MBA, University of Bridgeport Julia Henry............................................................................................................................. Financial Aid Manager AS, Goodwin College Eric Jay................................................................................................. ..................................... Director of Finance BS, Southern New Hampshire University Donna Jones ........................................................................................................................... PN Program Director Francesca Lagano ............................................................................................................. Student Loan Consultant Signe Lambertsen ......................................................................................................... Human Resource Manager BA, Central Connecticut State University William N. Mangini .................................................................................................................. Financial Aid Director MA, BA, Central Connecticut State University Keonna Mathis…………………………………………………………….………………………Financial Aid Specialist BS, Eastern Connecticut State University Sallie Miller ..................................................................................... Assistant to Default Student Services Manager Marita Nicolay .......................................................................................................... ...Student Services Accountant AS, Asnuntuck Community College DeWayne Pryce ..................................................................................................................... Compliance Manager MBA, University of the Commonwealth Carribean Ted Robak ............................................................................................................... Facilities Director, West Haven Christopher Sanchez ....................................................................................................................... IT Administrator Demian Scalici ...................................................................................................................... Director of Admissions MBA, Albertus Magnus College Judy Scire ........................................................................................................... Director of Compliance/Registrars BS, Central Connecticut State University Nathan Thibodeau ........................................................................................................................... IT Administrator Shyanne Van Allen ...................................................................................................................Accounting Manager AS, Manchester Community College Alyssa Werner ................................................................................................................................ Staff Accountant BS, Southern Connecticut State University Dorothy Whidbee ....................... ……………………………………………………….......Accounts Payable Manager AS, Goodwin College Diploma, Stone Academy WEST HAVEN CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Erica Cote ........................................................................................................................... Administrative Assistant Linda Dahlin............................................................................................................... West Haven Campus Director MS, St. Joseph College Kimberley DeMayo .................................................................................................................... Evening Supervisor Carissa Iannucci. ........................................................................................................ Assistant Programs Manager Diploma, Stone Academy Carmel Ann Jarmie ............................................................................................ Senior Admissions Representative Donna Jones, DNP, MBA ................................................................... Director Practical Nursing Program Manager Chandra May, DNP, MSN, BSN, RN ........................................... Clinical Supervisor in Practical Nursing Program DNP, MSN, BSN, Chamberlain College of Nursing Cheryl Miller, RN ................................................................................ Lead Instructor in Practical Nursing Program BSN, Chamberlain College of Nursing Mary Nolan .................................................................................................................... Admissions Representative Louise Pelletier ...........................................................................................................Student Services Coordinator M., Fairfield University BS, Central Connecticut State University AS, Mitchell College Ashley Pimenta .................................................................................................................. Administrative Assistant Gerard Pugh ............................................................................................................................. Financial Aid Officer Marco Ramirez ................................................................................................................. Career Services Manager Joseph Sciarretta .......................................................................................................... Admissions Representative Catherine Sanchez-Murnan…………………………………………………………………Senior Financial Aid Officer FULL-TIME FACULTY Cynthia Baez, RN ..................................................................................................... Instructor in Medical Programs Diploma, Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing Chelsey Bisaillon ..................................................................................................... Instructor in Medical Programs BA Central Connecticut State University Joyce Brown ................................................................................................ Instructor in Practical Nursing Program MS, BS, Springfield College Robert Cullen ........................................................................................................... Instructor in Medical Programs BA, Herbert H. Lehman College (City University of New York) Therese Curry ................................................................................................................. Vocational Lead Instructor BS, Manchester College Beverly Del Buono, LPN .................................................................... Instructor in Patient Care Specialist Program Diploma, W.F. Kaynor Technical High School Karen Giovanelli, RN ......................................................................... Instructor in Patient Care Specialist Program Diploma, Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing Jessica L. Henrick, RDG .............................................................................. Instructor in Dental Assisting Program AS, Tunxis Community College Susan Jahn, LPN ................................................ Instructor in Patient Care Specialist and Nurse’s Aide Programs Vinyl Regional Vocational Technical School Katie Lopez, CDA ......................................................................................... Instructor in Dental Assisting Program AS, Briarwood College Diane Marangelo, RN .................................................................................. Instructor in Practical Nursing Program BSN, Sacred Heart University Nonyelum Nwachukwu, RN ......................................................................... Instructor in Practical Nursing Program BSN, Southern Connecticut State University Olivia Roberts ................................................................................................................................ English Instructor MA, University of New Haven MA, Southern Connecticut
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