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D E P a R T M E N T a L D I R E C T O D E P A R T M E N T A L D I R E C T O R Y 2 0 1 3 - 2 0 1 4 ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND ADVISING CENTER AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE 113 Cater Hall Administration - 990 Wire Rd. Director, Kathryn Flynn ..............................................844-7277 Betty Shepherd ..........................................................821-1700 Academic Advisor, Nicole Britton Gaillard .................844-7277 Patti Brydges .............................................................821-1700 Academic Advisor, Jennifer Jackson .........................844-7277 Purchasing Agent, Linda Bridgers .............................821-1700 Academic Advisor, Brandon Browning ......................844-7277 AGRICULTURE, COLLEGE OF Academic Counselor, Julia James ............................844-7277 Dean William Batchelor, 107 Comer .........................844-2345 Career Counselor, Lauren Kume ...............................844-7277 Assistant, Sandy Krietemeyer ...................................844-3209 FAX .......................................................................844-4905 Assoc. Dean for Instruction, Paul Patterson .............844-3254 ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES Assoc. Dean for Research, Zhanjiang Liu .................844-8727 Academic Support Services, 0176 Library Director, Agribusiness and Finance Admin. Director, Kathryn Jarvis .........................................844-5972 Scott Parsons, 110 Comer ....................................844-2552 Study Partners .......................................................844-5972 Academic Advisor, Suzanne Shaw ............................844-3202 Supplemental Instruction .......................................844-5972 Recruiter, Amanda Martin ..........................................844-8900 Study Smart ...........................................................844-5972 Business Office, 110 Comer ......................................844-5063 FAX .......................................................................844-3856 Maxine Bryant ..........................................................844-5063 Simon Snyder ........................................................... 844-2344 ACADEMIC SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMS Human Resources Director, Nanette Chadwick .......................................844-8184 Leanne Fuller .........................................................844-3203 ACCESSIBILITY, OFFICE OF Denise Smith .........................................................844-5510 Director, Tracy Donald Diversity Officer .........................................................844-3034 1228 Haley ............................................................844-2096 International Coordinator, Joseph Molnar .................844-5615 Asst. Director, Heather S. Hill ...................................844-2096 Information Technology, 65 Extension Hall ...............844-9660 Disability Specialists Agricultural Land & Resource Mgmt./Ag HeritagePark Mimi Smith .............................................................844-2096 Director, Robert Hensarling ...................................844-3596 Steve Guice ..........................................................844-2096 Grant Bond ........................................................... 844-3251 Nathan Waters ......................................................844-2096 FAX .......................................................................844-4548 Technology AU Challenge/Ropes Course, Laura Herring ............321-1603 Captioning and Assistive Technology Training FAX , Dean/Director ..................................................844-2937 Tina Gilbert ........................................................844-2096 FAX , AAES ...............................................................844-2937 Braille and E-Text, Brian Cole ...............................844-2096 FAX , Ag. Business Office ........................................ .844-5511 Technology Support, Clay Yarbrough ....................844-2096 Development Medical Resignation/Withdrawal Manager, Mark Wilton............................................ 844-1198 Shanna Brodbeck ..................................................844-2096 Grace Smith ...........................................................844-3472 Admin. Support, Karen Pratt .....................................844-2096 Amanda Nims ........................................................844-1475 Adaptive Sports and Recreation Agriculture Alumni Association Jared Rehm ...........................................................844-2096 Amanda Martin ......................................................844-8900 Ag Communications and Marketing, 3 Comer ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Director, Josh Woods ............................................844-5887 1228 Haley ................................................................844-2096 Jamie Creamer ......................................................844-2783 Hannah Dixon ........................................................844-5888 ADMISSIONS (Undergraduate Recruitment) Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Quad Center ..............................................................844-6425 Chair, Deacue Fields, 202 Comer .........................844-4800 TDD .......................................................................844-6425 Admin., Delois Maddox..........................................844-4800 FAX .......................................................................844-6436 FAX .......................................................................844-5639 Campus Tours ...........................................................844-6425 Extension Ag. Economics ......................................844-4962 International Student Admission Acad. Program Coord. - Graduate 3127 Student Center .............................................844-2353 Henry Kinnucan (AGEC) ...................................844-5614 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION — EEO Valentina Hartarska ...........................................844-5666 317 Foy Hall ..............................................................844-4794 Undergrad. Advisor, Patricia Duffy ........................844-5620 FAX .......................................................................844-4793 Accountant, Anita Robinson ..................................844-3522 Crop, Soil and Enviromental Sciences AG HERITAGE PARK/AGRICULTURAL LAND & RESOURCE Head, Joseph T. Touchton, 202 Funchess ............844-4100 MGMT. Admin., Kay Holloway............................................844-3899 Robert Hensarling ......................................................844-3596 FAX .......................................................................844-3945 2 Acad. Program Coord. - Graduate Plant Diagnostic Laboratory ..................................844-5507 Scott McElroy ....................................................844-3992 Acad. Program Coord. - Graduate Entomology Undergrad. Advisor, David Weaver .......................844-3982 Xing Ping Hu ......................................................844-6392 Extension Agron., 109 Extension ..........................844-4588 Acad. Program Coord.-Graduate Plant Pathology FAX ....................................................................844-4586 Leonardo De la Fuente ..................................844-2582 National Soil Dynamics Lab ...........................334-502-2700 Accountant, Mary Hahn ......................................... 844-1157 Soil Testing Lab, 961 S. Donahue .........................844-3958 School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences FAX ....................................................................844-4001 Head, David Rouse, 203B Swingle .......................844-4786 Turfgrass Unit ........................................................844-4022 Admin., Susan Smith .............................................844-9208 Alabama Crop Improvement Assoc .......................844-4995 FAX .......................................................................844-9208 Accountant .........................................................844-3951 Academic Program Coordinator - Animal Sciences Undergraduate and Graduate................................844-4786 Head, Wayne Greene, 210 Upchurch ...................844-1521 Fish BioDiversity Lab .............................................844-1781 Admin., Candi Vann ...............................................844-1521 Int’l Center for Aquaculture & Aquatic Environ. FAX ....................................................................844-1519 203B Swingle .........................................................844-4786 Beef Teaching Unit ................................................844-4909 Ireland Annex .........................................................844-4058 Bull Test Unit ..........................................................844-1573 Ireland Building ......................................................844-4767 Ham Wilson Livestock Arena .................................844-5668 North Auburn Office ...............................................844-4667 Horse Unit ..............................................................844-1570 Genetics Lab .........................................................844-4085 Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory.........................844-1566 Fish Market ............................................................844-4799 Sales Room, 500 Shug Jordan Pkwy ....................844-1566 Alabama Fish Farming Center, Greensboro, AL Swine Research, Teaching & Ext ..........................844-1574
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