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Staff Credentials NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Michael J Aked Librarian, Acquisitions TOLEDO MILS University of Michigan‐Ann Arbor Michael J Aked Librarian, Acquisitions TOLEDO BSE Central Michigan University Heidi L Altomare Director, Grants TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Kathleen R Alvarado Custodian (Third Shift) TOLEDO April M Andrews Academic Lab Technician, Science TOLEDO BA Adrian College Brandon M Aponte Specialist, Information Communication Technologies TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Brandon M Aponte Specialist, Information Communication Technologies TOLEDO AS Owens Community College Mackenzie J Aponte Dispatcher TOLEDO Stephanie M Ashley Database Administrator II TOLEDO MS Illinois Institute of Technology Stephanie M Ashley Database Administrator II TOLEDO BS Illinois Institute of Technology Kristen A Babcock Representative, Business and Sales Development. TOLEDO BA Spring Arbor College K.C. Bailey Advisor, Post,Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)/Dual Enrollment Programs TOLEDO MED University of Toledo K.C. Bailey Advisor, Post,Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)/Dual Enrollment Programs TOLEDO BA University of Toledo K.C. Bailey Advisor, Post,Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)/Dual Enrollment Programs TOLEDO Certficate University of Toledo Adrian L Baney Director, Counseling Services TOLEDO MA Ashland Theological Seminary Adrian L Baney Director, Counseling Services TOLEDO BA Mount Vernon Nazarene College Matthew J Baranowski Application Specialist II TOLEDO AAS Stautzenberger College Matthew J Baranowski Application Specialist II TOLEDO A+ Matthew J Baranowski Application Specialist II TOLEDO CompTIA Network Cert Profess Bradley D Barciz Desktop Specialist TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Michael D Barlos Specialist, Testing Services TOLEDO NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY David A Beaverson Maintenance Specialist II (Second Shift) TOLEDO Carolyn Beck Coordinator, Job Location and Development (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO MBA University of Toledo Carolyn Beck Coordinator, Job Location and Development (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Jonathon C Bell Groundskeeper TOLEDO Dawn M Benschoter Secretary, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO BS Bowling Green State University Dawn M Berry Clerk, Mail Center TOLEDO Andrew D Blair Police Officer TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Shawn J Blasingim Bus Driver/Custodian (Second Shift) TOLEDO Jennifer S Blum Access Services Supervisor TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Kara E Blumfeldt Advisor, Career and Transfer Services TOLEDO MED Bowling Green State University Kara E Blumfeldt Advisor, Career and Transfer Services TOLEDO BA Bowling Green State University Shawn C Bohland Journeyman Maintenance Specialist TOLEDO Jason M Bomyea Maintenance Specialist II TOLEDO Chad A Born Loan Specialist, Financial Aid Office TOLEDO AA Owens Community College Dana E Bower Processor, Veterans Services TOLEDO AS University of Saint Francis Miami S Box Police Officer TOLEDO Michael J Brandeberry Desktop Specialist TOLEDO BS Bowling Green State University Denise D Brehmer Advisor TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Denise D Brehmer Advisor TOLEDO BA Adrian College Karen A Brickner Specialist, Accounts Receivable TOLEDO MBA Kent State University Karen A Brickner Specialist, Accounts Receivable TOLEDO BBA Kent State University NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Christine R Brink Secretary, Humanities TOLEDO BA Grove City College Abigail L Brown Manager, Human Resources TOLEDO BBA University of Toledo Mark A Browning Specialist, (R2T4), Financial Aid Office TOLEDO Terri L Brown‐Joyce Advisor (Findlay) FINDLAY MA Bowling Green State University Terri L Brown‐Joyce Advisor (Findlay) FINDLAY BSE The Ohio State University Terri A Bucklew Teacher, Child Care Center (Findlay) FINDLAY BSE Bowling Green State University Cheryl A Busdeker Teacher, Child Care Center (Findlay) FINDLAY AAS Owens Community College CarrieAnne K Campbell Secretary, Criminal Justice TOLEDO Scott T Carpenter Maintenance Specialist I TOLEDO Eric R Carstensen Custodian (Third Shift) TOLEDO Jeffrey L Carstensen Receiving Clerk (Second Shift) TOLEDO Tara E Carter Academic Lab Technician, Science (Findlay) FINDLAY BS Bowling Green State University Jammie M Cassoni Legal Services Coordinator TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Jammie M Cassoni Legal Services Coordinator TOLEDO AAB Northwest State Community College Jammie M Cassoni Legal Services Coordinator TOLEDO Notary Public Carol J Cervenec Secretary, Social and Behavioral Sciences/Teacher Education and Social Work TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Cindy K Charlton Associate Registrar TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Richard A Clever Technical Director, Fine and Performing Arts TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Rachael E Conroy Dispatcher TOLEDO BFA University of Central Missouri NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Kimberly J Cook Manager, Labor Relations, Workers' Compensation and Immigration TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Randy L Cornett Motorpool Technician TOLEDO Beth A Cress Secretary, Dental Hygiene Program TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Stacy L Cupps‐Alexander Representative, Admissions TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Stacy L Cupps‐Alexander Representative, Admissions TOLEDO BSE Bowling Green State University Carissa R Dagostaro Advisor, Student Financial Services TOLEDO MBA The Defiance College Carissa R Dagostaro Advisor, Student Financial Services TOLEDO BA The Defiance College Stephen W Davis Lab Technician, Transportation Technologies TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Teresa R Day Specialist, Student Service Center TOLEDO Michael A Deehr Enterprise Application Developer TOLEDO BBA University of Toledo Lyndsay R Dimick Advisor, International Student TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Lyndsay R Dimick Advisor, International Student TOLEDO BA Bowling Green State University Amy L Dixon Coordinator, Nursing Educational Enhancement and Development (NEED) TOLEDO MSN Wayne State University Amy L Dixon Coordinator, Nursing Educational Enhancement and Development (NEED) TOLEDO BSN University of Toledo Amy L Dixon Coordinator, Nursing Educational Enhancement and Development (NEED) TOLEDO RN Michelle L Dockins Coordinator, Marketing TOLEDO BAC Bowling Green State University James N Dollar Help Desk Technician TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College James N Dollar Help Desk Technician TOLEDO Certficate Stautzenberger College Dwayne A Dotson Police Officer TOLEDO Rene M Downour Advisor, Career Services TOLEDO MS Spring Arbor College Rene M Downour Advisor, Career Services TOLEDO B.ED University of Toledo Julie L Easterday Manager, Business Operations (Findlay) FINDLAY AAB Terra Community College NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY James E Eaton Police Officer TOLEDO Brian K Edelbrock Police Officer TOLEDO AAS James A Rhodes (Lima Technical) College Randi D Elliott Specialist, College Articulation and Graduation TOLEDO Robert K Elliott Facilities Specialist II (Findlay) FINDLAY Brian J Eppink Supervisor, Custodial Services (Third Shift) TOLEDO Nichole R Eschedor Senior Specialist, Student Service Center TOLEDO AS Owens Community College Melissa R Falk Clinical Coordinator, Nursing TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Melissa R Falk Clinical Coordinator, Nursing TOLEDO RN Jennifer L Feehan Apprenticeship Program Administrator TOLEDO ATS Owens Community College Kimberly I Ferguson Development Coordinator TOLEDO AAS Community College of the Air Force Kimberly I Ferguson Development Coordinator TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Terry N Ferguson Police Officer TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Veronica S Fischer Bus Driver/Custodian TOLEDO AA Lourdes University Kristina M Ford‐Weber Laboratory Faculty, Skills and Human Patient Simulator (HPS) TOLEDO MSN University of Toledo Kristina M Ford‐Weber Laboratory Faculty, Skills and Human Patient Simulator (HPS) TOLEDO BSN University of Toledo Kristina M Ford‐Weber Laboratory Faculty, Skills and Human Patient Simulator (HPS) TOLEDO RN Amy L Foster Clinical Teaching Faculty, Nursing TOLEDO MSN University of Phoenix Amy L Foster Clinical Teaching Faculty, Nursing TOLEDO BSN Lourdes University Amy L Foster Clinical Teaching Faculty, Nursing TOLEDO RN Amy L Foster Clinical Teaching Faculty, Nursing TOLEDO Diploma Mercy College of Northwest Ohio Ashley A Foster Director, OServe TOLEDO BAHCS Ohio University Ashley A Foster Director, OServe TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Robin M Foster Coordinator, Nursing Skills Lab (Findlay) FINDLAY MSN University of Phoenix NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Robin M Foster Coordinator, Nursing Skills Lab (Findlay) FINDLAY Graduate University of Phoenix Certificate Robin M Foster Coordinator, Nursing Skills Lab (Findlay) FINDLAY BSN Bowling Green State University Robin M Foster Coordinator, Nursing Skills Lab (Findlay) FINDLAY RN Amy J Fox Computer Technician TOLEDO A+IT Cynthia L Francis Enterprise Application Developer, Senior TOLEDO BSBA The Ohio State University Brandon E Gaddy Director, TRIO Student Support Services (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Brandon E Gaddy Director, TRIO Student Support Services (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO BBA University of Toledo Michael A Garnett Technician, Tool Room (Evenings/Weekends) TOLEDO Darmond J Gates Custodian (First Shift) TOLEDO Robert A Gearhart Journeyman/Maintenance Specialist (HVAC and Building Automation) TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College David M Gears Custodian (Second Shift) TOLEDO Certficate Owens Community College Andrew J Glover Police Officer TOLEDO BA Lourdes University Marcos R
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