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01-03 Admin & Staff Catalog 2 0 1 - 3 Brad Chambers A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Co-Director of Admission A N D S T A F F BA, Northeast Missouri State University. (1986) Note: Date in parentheses indicates initial year of employ- Melody Chambers ment at Truman. Co-Director of Admission BA, Northeast Missouri State University. (1985) Von Abbott Assistant Director of Public Safety J. Wayne Chipman BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1985) Director of Major and Planned Gifts BA, Drury University; MBA, JD Washburn University. Kay Anderson (2001) Interim Registrar BA, Northeast Missouri State University; Graduate Study, Laura Cook Truman State University. (1997) Manager of the Annual Fund Advancement Office BA, Northeast State University. (1998) Alci Arias Administration Assistant Director of International Education Abroad. Cheryl Cragg and Nancy Asher Temporary Assistant to the Controller Coordinator, Testing Reporting BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1984) Staff BS, MAc, Northeast Missouri State University. (1987) Kathy Crisp Demond Baine Supervisor of Purchasing and Accounts Payable Program Coordinator for Multicultural Affairs BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1982) BFA, Truman State University. (1999) Melanee Crist Randall W. Bame International Student Advisor Baldwin Hall Auditorium Manager BS, MA, Northeast Missouri State University. (1987) BA, Northeast Missouri State University. (2000) Ralph P. Cupelli Carl Baldwin Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs Mailroom Supervisor BBA, Ohio University; MS, Indiana University of BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1991) Pennsylvania. (1989) Tim Barcus Stephanie Dager Photographer Admission Counselor BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1995) BA, Truman State University. (2001) Beverly Blodgett Dannie L. Dale Benefits Coordinator, Human Resources. (1969) Assistant to the Controller BS, William Jewell College. (2000) Tammy Bringaze Interim Director, University Counseling Services Sherry Dare BA, MA, Northeast Missouri State University, PhD, Senior Teaching and Learning Technology Specialist Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. (2000) BS, Northeast Missouri State University; MA, Ball State University. (1985) Lana K. Brown Director of Upward Bound Doug Daubert BSE, MA, Northeast Missouri State University. (1974) Director, Student Union BA, Lincoln University; MA, Truman State University. C. Stanley Bunfill (1998) Director of Printing Services. (1999) Darl Davis Victoria J. Burk Director, Regional Professional Development Center Assistant to the Dean of Student Affairs Adjunct Professor of Education BA, MSEd, Purdue University. (2000) BSE, MA, EdS, Northeast Missouri State University (1983) Lechelle Calderwood Elaine DeJovin Graphic Supervisor Admission Counselor BFA, BA, University of Tulsa. (2001) BFA, Ohio University. (1980) Jeanie Casady Mary Derr Associate Director of Upward Bound Workstudy Coordinator/Information, Financial Aid BSE, MA, EdS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1984) BS, Weber State University. (1999) G E N E R A L / G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 333 2 0 1 - 3 Sally A. Detweiler Ben Greer EEO/Gender Equity Officer Admission Counselor BS, Northeast Missouri State University; JD, St. Louis BA, Truman State University. (2000) University. (1999) Mary G. (Trudy) Halley Maria C. Di Stefano Assistant Registrar. (1983) Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Graduate Dean Joe Hamilton Professor of Physics Counselor, University Counseling Services Licenciada, University of Buenos Aires; MS, PhD, BS, Iowa State University; MA, Northeast Missouri State University of Cincinnati. (1986) University. (1993) Lois Dover Jill E. Harlan Purchasing Agent Assistant to Dean of Admission and Records BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1978) BA, Truman State University. (2000) Martin J. Eisenberg Wanda J. Harsock Administration Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Director, Advanced Placement and Dean of the Residential College Program BSE, MA, EdS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1999) Associate Professor of Economics Staff AB, Colby College; PhD, University of Pennsylvania- Traci Hill Philadelphia. (2001) Executive Secretary to the President. (1983) Kathy Elsea David A. Hoffman Staff Assistant, Financial Aid Assistant Dean of Student Affairs BSE, Northeast Missouri State University. (1981) BA, Eckerd College; MS, Florida State University; PhD, University of Maryland-College Park. (1994) Brenda Embree Scholarship Coordinator/Information, Financial Aid. Nancy Hoffman (1999) Computer Systems Implementation Coordinator/Registrar BSE, Northeast Missouri State University. (1982) Joseph A. Fanthrop Career Coordinator, University Career Center Daun Hooley BS, University of Kentucky. (2001) Director of Student Health Center BSN, Indiana State University; Graduate Study, University Jan Fishback of Texas Health Science Center (Dallas). (1993) Career Coordinator, University Career Center BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1979) Peter Hough Admission Counselor Kelly Forrester BA, Truman State University. (2001) Hall Director, Residential Living BA, Iowa State University. (2001) Charles Hunsaker Annual Fund Coordinator, Advancement Office Lou Ann Gilchrist BA, Truman State University. (2000) Dean of Student Affairs Professor of Counseling* Larry Hunter BS, Brigham Young University; MA, EdD, Idaho State Grounds Supervisor, Physical Plant University. (1984) Adrienne Ittner Judy Gooch Regional Admission Counselor Payroll Operations Manager. (1996) BA, Truman State University. (1998) Garry L. Gordon Joanne Jackson Vice President for Academic Affairs; Credit Analyst, Division of Education. (1973) Professor of Art* BFA, Virginia Commonwealth University; MFA, Ohio Ray Jagger University; Graduate Study, University of Louisville. (1980) Telecommunications Analyst, Information Technology Services Linda Gordon BS, Graduate Study, University of Missouri-Columbia. Assistant Director of Public Relations (1980) AA, Cottey College; BA, BSE, Missouri Southern State College; ME, William Woods. (1999) Clyde “Jack” James Environmental Safety Specialist Kasey Graves BSE, MA, Northeast Missouri State University; EdD, East Operations Supervisor, Information Technology Services Texas State University. (1981) (2001) 334 T R U M A N S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y 2 0 1 - 3 Susan Job Paula McCartney Career Coordinator Coordinator of Operations BA, Northeast Missouri State University; MA, Vanderbilt Advancement Office. (1983) University. (1996) Michael A. McManis Philip Jorn University Dean of Planning and Institutional Counselor, University Counseling Services Development BS, MA, Truman State University. (2000) BA, Case Western Reserve University; MA, Indiana University; PhD, Case Western Reserve. (1995) Robert L. Kelsey Trades Supervisor, Physical Plant Joyce McVay Staff Assistant, Business Office. (1977) Lesa Kerlin Director, University Career Center Janette Mehmert BME, Florida State University, MPA, Columbus State Regional Admission Coordinator University. (1999) BS, Truman State University. (2001) Glen Ketterlinus Morgan Meyer Administration Coordinator, Web Publications. (1999) Hall Director, Residential Living and BS, University of Wisconsin-Stout. (2001) Matt Kingston Staff Hall Director, Residential Living Patricia A. Miller BA, MLS, SpLIS, Indiana University. (2000) Special Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs Education Professor Shuan Klingsmith BA, Paine College, Augusta; MS, Fort Valley State College; Co-Supervisor, Facilities. (1996) PhD, Florida State University, Tallahassee. (1993) Theo Lacey Malia Mondy Coordinator of Multicultural Recruitment Systems Analyst, Information Technology Services BS, Truman State University. (2000) BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1978) Susan Limestall Shirley Morahan Director of Student Recreation Center Director, Faculty Development BS, University of Illinois; MS, Florida State University; BA, Loretto Heights College; University of Denver; MA, Graduate Study, University of Illinois. (1996) PhD, University of Massachusetts. (1976) Judy Lundberg John F. Mounsey, III Director of Grants and Sponsored Programs Area Coordinator, Residential Living BS, Pittsburg State University; MA, Northeast Missouri BA, Linfield College; MS, Western Illinois University. (2001) State University. (1993) Judith M. Mullins, CPA David Lusk Controller Counselor, University Counseling Services BS, Northeast Missouri State University. (1978) BA, Bethel College; Graduate Study, University of Kansas. (1998) Susanne Nugent Neely Assistant to the Director of Financial Aid Mimms J. Mabee BSE, MA, Northeast Missouri State University. (1973) Physician, Student Health Clinic BA, MA, California State University-Los Angeles; DO, Andrea O’Brien Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; MPH, Medical Director, Residential Living College of Wisconsin (1986). BS, Northeast Missouri State University; MS, Baker University. (2000) Jack Magruder President and Professor of Chemistry* Chuck Parks BS, Northeast Missouri State University; MA, University of Technical Support Specialist, Information Technology Northern Iowa; EdD, University of Northern Colorado; Services. (1980) Post-graduate Study, Louisiana State University. (1964) Gwen Perrachione Tim J. Maize Academic Computing Specialist Co-Supervisor, Facilities. (1991) BS, MAcct, Northeast Missouri State University. (1980) Gregory H. Marshall Linda Phillips Microcomputer Support Technician, Instructional Head Cashier, Business Office.(1985) Technology Services BA, Truman State University.
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