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Instructional Faculty List 2021-2022 Instructional Faculty List 2021-2022 This document is an archival record of Yavapai College’s instructional faculty. The instructional faculty list is provided for accreditation organizations, agencies, and institutional offices for data collection, evaluation purposes and referencing. For a current and complete listing of all faculty and staff at Yavapai College, please utilize Yavapai College’s searchable online directory at https://www.yc.edu/v6/directory/index.html. Instructional Faculty List Academic Year 2021-2022 Last Name First Name Faculty Type Division Code Degree Degree Year College Abbey Kristina Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - English 2012 University of Phoenix Abbey Kristina Adjunct Faculty ARHU BS - Recreation 2005 Arizona State University Abbey Kristina Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - English 2017 Northern Arizona University Abbott Elissa Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Liberal Studies Core 2009 Northern Arizona University Abbott Elissa Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - English 2011 Northern Arizona University Aiello Judith Adjunct Faculty BUCS MA - Accountancy 2013 Western Carolina University Akillas Raquel Adjunct Faculty SOSC MA - Counseling Psychology 1999 Kutztown University of Pennsyl Albertson Amy Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - English 1995 Pennsylvania State University- Albertson Amy Adjunct Faculty ARHU MFA - Creative Writing 1998 Norwich University Allmon Charles Full-time Faculty CATE Occupational Experience 2007 Occupational Experience Amoscato Karen Adjunct Faculty HEWE AAS-Applied Science Nursing 2006 Excelsior College Amoscato Karen Adjunct Faculty HEWE BA - Human Resource Mgmt 2001 Ottawa University Amoscato Karen Adjunct Faculty HEWE MA - Human Resources 2003 Ottawa University Anderson Carli Adjunct Faculty ARHU Ph.D. - Religious Studies 2019 Arizona State University Anderson Patricia Adjunct Faculty BUCS AA - General Studies 1995 Mesa Community College Anderson Patricia Adjunct Faculty BUCS Associate of Arts 1995 Mesa Community College Anderson Patricia Adjunct Faculty BUCS MS - Management 2020 Western Governors University Andres Brandelyn Full-time Faculty ARHU BA - Art History 2002 Univ of California-Santa Barba Andres Brandelyn Full-time Faculty ARHU MA - Art History 2005 California State University-Ch Andrews David Adjunct Faculty SCEN BS - Math 2006 Auburn University Andrews David Adjunct Faculty SCEN M.Ed - Math Education 2009 Auburn University Archer Theodore Full-time Faculty CATE Certificate 2016 Occupational Experience Armour Shawn Adjunct Faculty BUCS BS - Information Technology 2018 Northern Arizona University Armour Shawn Adjunct Faculty BUCS MBA - Business Administration 2019 Northern Arizona University Armstrong Claire Adjunct Faculty CATE AAS - Agriculture Technology 2016 Yavapai College Armstrong Claire Adjunct Faculty CATE Certificate 2016 Yavapai College Armstrong John Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Management 1994 Occupational Experience Armstrong John Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Management 1994 University of Phoenix Atherton Amanda Adjunct Faculty SCEN BS - Education 2015 Northern Arizona University Atherton Amanda Adjunct Faculty SCEN BS - Math 2015 Northern Arizona University Atherton Amanda Adjunct Faculty SCEN MS - Math 2018 Northern Arizona University Au Joseph Adjunct Faculty CATE AS - Mobile Intens Care Tech 2014 Kapiolani Community College Au Joseph Adjunct Faculty CATE Certificate 2009 Kapiolani Community College Au Joseph Adjunct Faculty CATE Certificate 2014 Kapiolani Community College Audis Michellinda Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Music 2014 Northern Arizona University Audis Michellinda Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - Music 2016 Northern Arizona University Created 8/30/2021 - Maintained by Office of Instructional Support Page 1 of 22 Instructional Faculty List Academic Year 2021-2022 Last Name First Name Faculty Type Division Code Degree Degree Year College Banuelos Eric Adjunct Faculty CATE BS - Agriculture/Equine 2011 University of Arizona Barilla Jamie Adjunct Faculty CATE Degree in Progress 2015 Yavapai College Barilla Jamie Adjunct Faculty CATE License 2014 AZ Veterinary Board Barr Robert Full-time Faculty CATE AAS - Applied Science Culinary 2012 Metropolitan Community College Barr Robert Full-time Faculty CATE BS - Business Administration 2018 Argosy University, Phoenix Barr Robert Full-time Faculty CATE Certificate 2012 Occupational Experience Beauchman Molly Full-time Faculty SCEN BS - Math Education 1989 Northern Arizona University Beauchman Molly Full-time Faculty SCEN MA - Teaching Math 1996 Northern Arizona University Beauchman Molly Full-time Faculty SCEN Ph.D. - Math Education 2005 Oregon State University Becker Luke Adjunct Faculty BUCS Associate of Arts 2011 Iowa Central Community College Becker Luke Adjunct Faculty BUCS BS - Management 2014 Iowa State University Becker Luke Adjunct Faculty BUCS MBA - Business Administration 2018 Upper Iowa University Beecham Beth Full-time Faculty ARHU BA - English 1996 Denison University Beecham Beth Full-time Faculty ARHU MA - English 2008 Middlebury College Behn-Eschenburg Ana Adjunct Faculty SOSC Bachelor of Arts 1985 Prescott College Behn-Eschenburg Ana Adjunct Faculty SOSC MA - Geography 2001 Prescott College Bell Donna Adjunct Faculty BUCS MBA - Business Administration 1990 Saint Mary's College of Califo Benson Catherine Adjunct Faculty SCEN BS - Environmental Science 2008 Clarkson University Benson Catherine Adjunct Faculty SCEN MS - Environmental Science 2012 Clarkson University Benson Catherine Adjunct Faculty SCEN Ph.D. -Interdisciplinary Bio 2013 Clarkson University Bentley Josh Adjunct Faculty SCEN BS - Math 2012 University of Wisconsin-Superi Bentz Victoria Full-time Faculty BUCS BS - Business Administration 1992 Black Hills State University Bentz Victoria Full-time Faculty BUCS M.Ed - Education 2000 California State U-East Bay Bentz Victoria Full-time Faculty BUCS MBA - Business Administration 1995 Regis University Bergan Nicholas Adjunct Faculty BUCS BA - Economics 2002 Saint Louis University Bergan Nicholas Adjunct Faculty BUCS MS - Economics 2004 Florida State University Bevers Jerry Full-time Faculty SCEN BS - Biology 1982 Oregon State University Bevers Jerry Full-time Faculty SCEN MS - Biology 1990 Portland State University Bevers Jerry Full-time Faculty SCEN Ph.D. - Biology 1998 NM State University-Main Campu Black Travis Adjunct Faculty CATE Certificate 2017 Occupational Experience Blair Kathryn Adjunct Faculty SOSC JD - Law 2005 Whittier College Blessing Vicki Adjunct Faculty ARHU M.Ed - Education 2020 Grand Canyon University Bloomenstein Laura Full-time Faculty ARHU BFA - Art 1988 Massachusetts College of Art/D Bloomenstein Laura Full-time Faculty ARHU MFA - Art 1991 Cranbrook Academy of Art Boehle Tiffany Adjunct Faculty ARHU BS - Spanish 2003 University of Nebraska - Linco Boehle Tiffany Adjunct Faculty ARHU M.Ed - Education 2012 Northern Arizona University Created 8/30/2021 - Maintained by Office of Instructional Support Page 2 of 22 Instructional Faculty List Academic Year 2021-2022 Last Name First Name Faculty Type Division Code Degree Degree Year College Boos Eric Adjunct Faculty ARHU MFA - Art 1981 California State Univ-Long Bea Bopp Caryn Adjunct Faculty ARHU BFA - Art 1999 Massachusetts College of Art/D Bopp Caryn Adjunct Faculty ARHU MFA - Art 2018 Savannah College of Art and De Borcoman Kelvin Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Philosophy 1972 California State Univ-Long Bea Borcoman Kelvin Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - Philosophy 1977 California State Univ-Long Bea Boris Bernadette Adjunct Faculty CATE AA - General Studies 2014 Yavapai College Boris Bernadette Adjunct Faculty CATE Certificate 2019 Occupational Experience Bowman Sean Adjunct Faculty BUCS MA - Professional Accounting 2006 University of Texas at Austin Boyd BethAnn Full-time Faculty SCEN BA - Geology 1979 Oberlin College Boyd BethAnn Full-time Faculty SCEN BA - Chemistry 1979 Oberlin College Boyd BethAnn Full-time Faculty SCEN MS - Geoscience 1983 University of Arizona Boyd BethAnn Full-time Faculty SCEN Ph.D. - Education 2013 Capella University Boyd Kimberly Adjunct Faculty SOSC BA - English 1984 College of William and Mary Boyd Kimberly Adjunct Faculty SOSC MA - Sociology 1988 College of William and Mary Bradburn-Ruster Michael Adjunct Faculty ARHU BA - Spanish 1986 California State Univ-Sacramen Bradburn-Ruster Michael Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - Spanish 1988 University of California-Berke Bradburn-Ruster Michael Adjunct Faculty ARHU Ph.D. - Hispanic Lang & Liter 1995 University of California-Berke Bradford Brenda Adjunct Faculty CATE Occupational Experience 2021 Occupational Experience Brake Darrick Adjunct Faculty SOSC BA - Sociology 2004 Adrian College Brake Darrick Adjunct Faculty SOSC MA - Sociology 2008 Central Michigan University Brake Darrick Adjunct Faculty SOSC Ph.D. - Sociology 2017 Western Michigan University Brereton Justin Full-time Faculty CATE,SCEN BS - Agriculture 2001 University of Arizona Brereton Justin Full-time Faculty CATE,SCEN MA - Teaching 2008 Grand Canyon University Brugler Jill Adjunct Faculty ARHU MA - Art 1990 Northern Arizona University Brulet Rebecca Full-time Faculty SCEN BS - Nutrition Sciences 2011 North Carolina State Universit Brulet Rebecca Full-time Faculty SCEN BS - Zoology 2011 North Carolina State Universit Brulet Rebecca Full-time Faculty SCEN Ph.D. - Genetics 2016 University Texas SW Medical Ce Bruley Bille Adjunct Faculty ARHU BM - Music 2011 Baylor University Bruley Bille Adjunct Faculty ARHU MM - Music 2014 Baylor University Bruso Teresa Adjunct Faculty SOSC BA - Liberal Studies Core 1994 California State University-Fr
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