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2019 Spring Faculty Credentials Last Name First Name Highest Degree or Credential Year Graduated Graduated From Major Minor Degree Graduated from Year Grad. Major Minor Total Years of Teaching Lower Degrees Degree From Year of Degree Other Academically Relevant Certificates Special Awards Aggus Tammy Bachelor 1990 Ozark Christian College Biblical Literature Bachelor of Science Indiana University 1986 Secondary Education Akin Kelsey Bachelor of Science 2017 Pittsburg State University Nursing Bachelor of Arts Missouri Southern State University 2010 Crowder College 2012 International Nursing Honor Society Allmendinger Jackie Masters 2002 Pittsburg State University Bachelor of Arts Pittsburg State University 1984 Allred John Masters 1992 University of Central Oklahoma Speech/Theatre Bachelor of Arts University of Central Oklahoma 1992 English , Speech-Theatre, & Mass Comm. 6 Univ. Central Oklahoma 1997 18 Hours in M.A. History Alumbaugh Ronald Masters 1993 Missouri State University Music Education/Choral Conducting Bachelor of Arts Missouri Southern State University 1984 Music Education 3 Ansley Holly Bachelors 2011 Missouri Southern State University Business Administration Associates Crowder College 2006 Nursing Arner Glenda Master of Science 2004 Pittsburg State University Education Speech Bachelor of Science in Education Missouri Southern State University 2000 English 15 Babb Keith "Pete" Masters in Business Administration 1984 Missouri State University Business Bachelors Missouri Southern State University 1979 Econ/Finance Marketing/Mgt. 17 Associates Business 1977 Business Adjunct Instructor of the Year 2013 Bailey Latonia Masters 2000 Missouri State University English-Writing Bachelor of Journalism University of Missouri 1991 Magazine 21 Associates Liberal Arts 1989 Winner of Most Outstanding Literary Art Magazine Baldwin Heather Masters 2011 University of Missouri Career & Technical Education Bachelor of Science Evangel university 1999 Psychology Business Education Teaching Certificate-Missouri State University Barber Bobbie Lou Master of Arts in Humanities 2007 California State University Literature Bachelor of Arts University of Mary Hardin Baylor 1987 Business Management Secondary English Certificate Bard Kali PhD 2003 William Woods University Secondary Education Administration BSE Secondary Business Missouri Southern State University 1998 Business Education 17 2012 Teacher of the Year (Neosho Chanber) Barnes Oren Master of Science 2005 Missouri State University Criminal Justice Administration Bachelor of Science Missouri Southern State University 2005 Criminal Justice Admin. 13 Associate of Arts Crowder College 1997 Crime Scene Investitgation, DEA Drug Invest. Barr Darrell Master of Science 2009 Pittsburg State University Secondary Education Bachelor of Science Pittsburg State University 2001 Plastics Engineering Technology 11 Bass Harold Doctorate of Religious Studies/Philosophy 2013 Trinity Seminary Religious Studies Masters Amberton 1999 Human Resources 15 B A of Science Webster University 1991 Bayes Danielle Bachelor of Arts - Intercultural Studies 2014 Ozark Christian College Intercultural Studies Beaver Nina Master of Arts 2003 University of Missouri English Bachelor of Arts Missouri Western University 2001 English 28 Teacher of the Year 2006 Beckett Larry Masters 2005 Missouri State University Counseling Sociology Degree Missouri Southern State University 2002 Sociology Psychology 15 Berres Brenda Masters 2003 College of Charleston English Bachelor of Science United States Naval Academy 1998 English Biddlecome Gary Masters 2006 William Woods University Bachelors Missouri State University 1995 Billingsley Jeremy Master of Fine Arts 2014 Goddard College-Plainfield, VT Creative Writing Bachelors University of Arkansas 2012 English-Creative Writing Associate of Arts ASU-Mountain Home 2000 Birge Jillian Master of Arts 2007 Harding University Teaching Bachelor of Science Henderson State University Elementrary Education Blankenship Tricia Associates in Nursing 2008 Crowder College Nursing Franklin Tech 2007 LPN Nursing 4 DESE Teaching Cert., CNA Cert., BLS Cert. Bogart Deborah Masters of Science in Secondary Ed. 1990 Pittsburg State University Bachelor of Science Central Mo. State University 1972 Spanish/English 36 Boles Ashley Doctorate of Physical Therapy 2013 Southwest Baptist University PT Bachelors Southwest Baptist University 2010 Boles Matt Bachelors 2014 Chamberlain University Nursing Associates Crowder College 2012 Nursing Bonebrake Jerry Associates Crowder College 13 Certified Welding Educator, Certified Welding Inspector AMWS MTTA Teacher of the Year 2004-05 Boyer Karisa Masters in Biology 2018 Pittsburg State University Biology Maters of Arts Missouri Southern State University 2003 Teaching Spanish 13 Bachelors Missouri Southern State University 2001 Biology Teacher of the Year 2014 Joplin Schools Braden Chrystie Master of Science 2002 Missouri State University Counseling Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 1999 Education Bransletter Kayla Masters William Woods University Education Bachelors Missouri Southern State University English Education Brenner Joseph Bachelors 2012 Missouri Southern State University Business Administration Brewer Clarence Bachelor of Science 2011 Missouri Southern State University Criminal Justice Associate of Science Law Enforcement Missouri Southern State University 2007 Criminal Justice Admin. 9 Associate of Science Crowder College ASE Master Tech Bricker Paul Masters 2016 Columbia College Business Administration Bachelors University of Missouri - KC 1993 Pharmacy Brockman Noel Bachelor of Science 2015 Chamberlain College of nursing Nursing Associates in Nursing Crowder College 2013 0 Broglio Edward PhD 1991 University of Kentucky Plant Pathology Master of Science University of Missouri Columbia 1984 Plant Pathology 19 Bachelors of Science Missouri Southern 1981 Governor's Award Excellence in Teaching 1999 Brooks Sherri Masters 1991 Drury University Curriculum and Instruction Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 1986 Elementary Education Math credits towards M.Ed. In Instructional Math K-8, Drury University Brown Charles AAS 2005 Crowder College Computer & Network Support 1 Brown Debra Masters of Arts 1991 Pittsburg State University Literature Bachelor of Science in Education Missouri Southern State University 1989 English 23 Brown Glenda Master of Arts 1993 Pittsburg State University History-American Russian History Bachelor of Arts Brigham Young University 1975 History Political Science 37 Brown Jared Bachelors 2015 Missouri Southern State University Finance Associates Crowder College 2013 General Studies Brown Sonya Master of Arts 2013 Missouri State University Teaching Bachelors Missouri State University 2008 Brownlee James Master of Arts 2008 Pittsburg State University History Bachelor of Arts Pittsburg State University 2000 History Political Science Assoicate of Arts Coffeyville Community College 1997 Brumley Katherine Masters Pittsburg State University Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 2008 Mathematics Associate of Arts Crowder College 2006 Bryan William Master of Arts 2014 Missouri State University History Bachelor of Science Missouri State University 2000 History Burch Tammy Masters in Education 1997 Mississippi State University Mathematics Bachelor of Science Mississippi State University 1995 Math 18 Burr Robert Masters in Secondary Education 1981 University of Central Missouri P.E. BSE University of Central MO 1975 PE History 31 Burton Johnna Bachelors 2010 Missouri Southern State University Elementary Education Byers Natalie Masters 2017 Vermont College of Fine Arts Fine Arts Missouri State University Masters 2014 Bachelors Missouri Southern State University 2011 Caddy Phillip Cain Brenda Master of Arts 1999 Eastern Kentucky University Education Bachelors University of Texas at Austin 1992 Mathematics 23 Carter Nicole Masters of Arts 2009 University of Missouri St. Louis US History Master of Science Pittsburg State University 2006 Educational Technology 13 Bachelors of Science-Elem. Ed. Missouri Southern Catron Christopher Associate of Applied Science 2013 Crowder College Caves Tammie Masters University of Oklahoma Nursing Bachelors University of Oklahoma Nursing Chapman Kristi Masters 2017 Missouri State University Administrative/Applied Communication Bachelor of Science Missouri Southern State University 2010 Commications/Public Relations 7 Charles Crystal Masters 2010 Missouri State University Teaching Bachelor of Arts Pittsburg State University 2005 History/Political Science Christie Lance MBA 2007 Washington University Business Masters Missouri State University 1998 Chemistry Clarkson Terry Bachelors 2012 University of Central Oklahoma Vocational Education Associates Crowder College 2011 General Studies 8 Claussen Sam Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing 1977 University of Virginia Design/Tech Directing Bachelor of Arts Missouri Southern State University 1974 Theatre 36 Bachelor of Science MSSU 1970 Teacher of the Year Emeritus Professor Clymer Denna Master of Arts 2008 Pittsburg State University History Bachelor of Arts Missouri Southern State University 2002 Criminal Justice Administration 5 Coate Christina Bachelors of Nursing 2005 Missouri Southern State University Nursing Cobb Heather Masters in Social Work 2006 University of Arkansas Social Work Bachelors in Social Work Freed-Hardeman University 2005 Social Work 0 Coble Heather Associates 2009 Crowder College Nursing Cole Ronald Master of Arts 1986 Loyola University-Chicago Political Science Bachelor
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