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2017-2018 Faculty Listing 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Augusta Campus Full-time Faculty Akers, Samuel Greene, Sharon Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Criminal Justice, Homeland Security Accounting, Business, LSS Mathematics M.S., Criminal Justice, Grambling State University M.B.A., Business Admin. & Accounting, Brenau University Bakr, Adel A. Professor Kay, Aman Physical Science Professor Ph.D., Geoscience, New Mexico Institute of Mining Humanities Ed.D., Curriculum & Educational Management, New Bland, James Mexico State Assistant Professor Mathematics Khadka, Bal M.S., Mathematics, Georgia Southern University Assistant Professor Mathematics Denson, Heather Ph.D., Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University Assistant Professor Mathematics Kirbah, Salwa S. M.Ed., Mathematics, Cambridge College Professor Biology, Chemistry Elvidge, Randy D. D.V.M., Vet. Medicine, Cairo University Professor Biology Lamarre, Lynda L. M.S., Aquaculture, Fisheries/Wildlife, Clemson Assistant Professor University History M.A., History, Georgia Southern University Farmer, Marvin R. Associate Professor Lehman, Thomas Political Science Assistant Professor M.P.A., Public Administration, University of Georgia Education, Sociology Ph.D., Foundations of Education, Florida State Fields, Joshua University Assistant Professor Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, PER 102 Miller, David W. Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Cellular Biology, Professor Georgia Regents University Chemistry, Physical Science, LSS Mathematics Ph.D., Biochemistry and Microbiology Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Purdue University Medical College of Georgia 1 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing O’Leary, Jennifer R. Ward, Mary Associate Professor Assistant Professor Sociology Psychology M.S., Sociology, Valdosta State University Ph.D., Professional Psychology, Walden University Platt, Daniel Williams, Kathleen C. Professor Assistant Professor Biology LSS English, English, Reading, Perspectives Ph.D., Vascular Biology, Medical College of Georgia M.F.A., Creative Writing, Oklahoma State University Shoemaker, April Associate Professor Willox, Christopher English, LSS English Assistant Professor M.A., English Literature Culture, Glyndwr Business and Management University M.B.A., Corporate Financial Management, Pace University Swedan, Nahla Professor English Ph.D., English Lit. & Modern British Fiction, University of Minia in Egypt and Georgia Southern University Sweigart, Nathan Assistant Professor Mathematics, LSS Mathematics M.S., Mathematics, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Tredore, Gregory M. Associate Professor English M.F.A., Creative Writing, University of North Carolina-Greensboro Walker, Floydena Assistant Professor English M.A., English University of Alabama 2 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Augusta Campus Adjunct Faculty Babayan, Liana Finger, Gloria Adjunct Assistant Professor Professor Emeritus/Adjunct Professor French Reading, Education Ph.D., French and Romance Languages, University M.Ed., Adult/Vocational Education, Georgia of Georgia Southern Beard, Nancy Gardner, Harold L. Adjunct Professor Adjunct Associate Professor Mathematics Psychology M.Ed., Education, South Carolina State College Ph.D., Psychology, University of Georgia Brady, James Hamilton, Hugh M. (Kip) Adjunct Assistant Professor Adjunct Professor/Professor Emeritus Communication Computer Information Systems M.A., Communications, Duquesne University M.P.A., Public Administration, Georgia Southern University Christine, Bobby Adjunct Assistant Professor Handa, Vaishali Paralegal, Perspectives Adjunct Assistant Professor J.D., Law, Samford University Biology Ph.D., Life Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University Click-Williams, Kate Adjunct Instructor Herdegen, Richard E. LSS English, Perspectives Adjunct Associate Professor M.S., Creative Writing, Oklahoma State University Economics Master of Forestry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Dittfurth, Kira Adjunct Instructor Jenereaux, Dale Music Adjunct Assistant Professor M.A., Music, Middle Tennessee State University Criminal Justice M.S., Public Administration, Brenau University Duffy, Jr., Edward T. Adjunct Professor Johnson, Kristie LSS Mathematics Adjunct Instructor M.B.A., Business, University of Oklahoma English M.P.A., Augusta University 3 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing MacDonald, Mark A. Pride, Joe Adjunct Assistant Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Psychology Paralegal M.A., Psychology, West Georgia College J.D., Law, John Marshall School of Law Mandawat, Rama Samuel, Sara Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Economics Biology Ph.D., Economics Sukhadia University, India M.Phil., Genetics, University of Madras M.P.H., Informatics, Medical College of Georgia M.S., Physiology, University of Georgia M.S., Zoology, Bharathidasan University Menger, James Andrew Adjunct Assistant Professor Silva, Maria Jeane History, Religion Adjunct Assistant Professor D.O.M., Pastoral Counseling, Graduate Theological Biology, Pharmacology, Homeland Security Foundation Ph.D., Pharmacology, Federal University Ceara- M.Ed., Guidance & Counseling, University South Brazil Carolina M.S., Public Administration & Homeland Security, M.A., History, Clemson University European Augusta State University Menger, John R. Stewart, Wesley Adjunct Assistant Professor Adjunct Instructor English and LSS English Art M.Ed., Sec. Education, Augusta State University M.F.A., Art, Georgia Southern University Miller, Kurt D. Strawbridge, Philip Adjunct Professor Adjunct Instructor Religion History D.Min., & M.Div., Erskine Seminary M.Ed., History, Troy University Mullis, Justin Thornton, Scott Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Political Science Physical Education, Wellness J.D., Florida Coastal School of Law M.S., Athletic Training, Bridgewater State M.P.A., Kennesaw State University University Nunnally, Mary Warner, John S. Adjunct Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor Mathematics, LSS Mathematics Psychology M.A.T., Mathematics, Emory University M.B.A., Management, Augusta State University M.S., Psychology, Northeast Louisiana University 4 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Waters, Mary Adjunct Assistant Professor Wellness, Physical Education M.Ed., Health & Physical Education, Georgia Southern University Weber, Mary Adjunct Assistant Professor LSS English B.A., French & Political Science, Auburn University Williams, Harlen Adjunct Instructor Business D.B.A., Management, Argosy University Yu, Victor Adjunct Professor Nutrition Ph.D., Human Services Capella University M.P.H., Public Health, University of Hawaii @ Manoa 5 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Columbus Campus Full Time Faculty Barber, Stephen Associate Professor History Ph.D., History, Auburn University Bond, Amanda J. Associate Professor Communications, Perspectives M.S., Community Counseling, Columbus State University Caldwell, Cristina Assistant Professor Biology M.S., Environmental Science, Columbus State University Marcum, Brooke Associate Professor English M.Ed., English Education, Columbus State University Seitz, Derrf Associate Professor Mathematics, LSS Mathematics Master of Software Engineering/Computer Science, Auburn University M.A., Mathematics, Wayne State University 6 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Columbus Campus Adjunct Faculty Allen, Diana Carlton, Xochamillica Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor English Criminal Justice M.Ed., Secondary Education (English), Columbus M.S., Criminal Justice Administration, Saint Leo State University University Anderson, Alicia Downer, Yvonne Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Chemistry M.S., Accounting and Financial Management, DeVry University-Keller Graduate School M.S., Environmental Science, Columbus State University Garcia-Rodriguez, Marina Adjunct Instructor Anderson, Yolanda Spanish Adjunct Instructor Master in Hispanic Studies, Auburn University Sociology B.A., Modern Languages, University of Alcala M.A., Sociology, Auburn University Germann, Lewis Bonser, Randall Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Mathematics, LSS Mathematics English M.Ed., Mathematics, Auburn University M.F.A. in Writing, Hamline University Ghazal, Jamil Bowen, Tasha Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Biology M.S., Science Education, Auburn University LSS English/Reading M.S., Biology, Jacksonville State University M.Ed., Special Education, Columbus State University Gilbert, Sherrie Adjunct Instructor Brown, Jo Anne Communication Adjunct Instructor M.A., Communications & Journalism, Auburn Biology D.V.M., Michigan State University University Brackin, Michael Hayes, Elizabeth Adjunct Professor Adjunct Instructor LSS Mathematics Spanish B.S., Education, Auburn University M.A., in Spanish Linguistics, San Diego State University 7 GMC Web Faculty Roster 2017-2018 2017-2018 Faculty Listing Hines, Harrold Palmour, Cheryl Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor LSS Mathematics Theater M.S., Telecommunications & Theatre Ed., B.S., Secondary Education/Mathematics, Columbus Columbus State University & Indiana University State University Price, Tracie Hurston-White, Draveious Adjunct Instructor Adjunct Instructor Perspectives Education and LSS English/Reading M.P.A., Government Administration, Columbus State University Ph.D., Religion, Bethany Divinity College and Seminary Ramsey, Gloria M.Ed., Education, Columbus State Adjunct Instructor Criminal Justice Kendall, Annesley M.S., Criminal Justice, Troy University Adjunct Instructor Reese, Aayesha English Adjunct Instructor M.Ed., Secondary
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