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2021-2022 Adjunct Instructor Credentials 2021-2022 ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR CREDENTIALS First Name Last Name Degree College or University Embry Riddle Aeronautical Univ; Cheri Adams BS - Management/Business; MS -Management/Education; Doctoral hours Northcentral University Texas Tech University; TTU; U of A. Roshan Adikari PhD- Mathematics; M.S. - Mathematics, BS-Mathematics, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka Konstantin Aladieff AA-Liberal Arts, Cert. - Composite Fabrication Tech, Grad - X-Ray Med. Tech/Med. Asst. Cowley County Community College Eddie Andreo Bachelor Science - Biology, Master - Business Administration Baker University Newman University; University North Jana Andreo Bachelors - Psychology; MS - Special Education Dakota Charity Andrews Bachelors of Science West Texas A&M University University of Oklahoma; K-State Allison Apaza Master of Public Health; BA English, Certified Professional Coder University; Apprentice AAPC Kansas State; Friends University; Tabor Heath Bechler BS - Psychology, Master - Christian Ministry, Master - Business Administration College Southern Methodist Univ.; University of Rachael Becker PhD-Education (2023); Master- Statistical Computing; Bachelor - American History Central Florida Colorado Technical University; Butler Chandra Bilhimer BS - Nursing; AA Nursing; LPN CC; Wichita Tech Judith Bohrer Bachelor Arts - Social Work, Master - Social Work Wichita State University Mark Britton Master of Divinity Ashland Theological Seminary Tonya Bronleewe BA - Environmental Biology/International Studies; Master Science - Environmntl Studies Friends University Emily Brown Master - Liberal Studies Ft. Hays University Joshua Budd Bachelor Science – Organizational Management and Leadership Friends University Tia Bunch Registered Nurse Candy Clark Bachelor Science - Secondary Education/English, MEd - Curriculum/Instruction Wichita State University Gregory Crum Associate of Applied Science – NDT Cowley College St. Leo Univ; Fort Hays St Univ; Chicago Daniel Deane Bachelor Psychology; Bachelor Social Science/History; Master Psychology School of Prof. Phsyc WSU; Neosho County CC; Cowley; Tierra Defebaugh BS Exercise Science; AAS; Paramedic Cert.; EMT/AEMT Cert Butler CC Southwestern College; Casper College, John Delong BS - Business Administration; AS - Criminal Justice WY Cody Dickman Bachelor Science - Elementary Education, Master Education - Counseling Wichita State University Randall Doll Bachelor Arts - Business, Master Arts - Business Management Webster University Alan Dsouza Bachelor Arts - English, Master Arts - English, Master - Education, PhD - Philosophy Oklahoma State University Timothy Durham Bachelor Arts-Religion, Master Education - Counseling Wichita State University Anne Edwards Bachelor of Fine Arts; Associate of Arts Wichita State; Cowley College California Univ of Pennsylvania; Barton Stephanye Edwards BS - Sports Management; AAS -General Studies CC David Falletti Master Arts - Criminal Justice Wichita State University Kansas State; McPherson College; Fort Daniel Farley Master Educational Leadership; BA Secondary and Special Ed; Cert Dist. Leadership Hays Dianne Flickinger BA - Elementary/Special Education; M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction Southwestern College Butler Community College/Wichita Brandy Flower AAS - Nursing Area Tech Southwestern College/Wichita State Jeff Fluty Bachelor Science - Health/Physical Education; MEd(Sports Management) University Micah Fry Bachelor - Strategic Communication; Master of Arts Communcation Wichita State University Northwestern Oklahoma State Samantha Goodno BA Psychology; Master Psychology University University of Kansas / Wichita State Benjamin Gort Bachelor Science - Mathematics , Master Science – Education / Mathematics University Pamela Gottsponer Bachelor Science - Medical Technology; Master of Education Kansas State University / Southwestern Southwestern College / Kansas State Devin Graves Master – Business Administration, Master Science - Adult, Occupational/Continuing Ed University Northcentral Univ; Univ of Maryland; Tina Grillot PhD Ed - Distance Learning; Masters Distance Learning; MBA; Bachelors Workforce Mfg Univ. of Michigan Steven Gream Master of Education Union University Wichita State University; WSU; University Linda Grossman MS - Environmental Science; Science Teaching Cert.; BA - Neuroscience Psychology of Wisconsin Brian Grunder Bachelor Arts - Psychology, KLECT Certificate Southwestern College Jamie Hibbs Bachelors - Secondary English Education, MEd(Curriculum/Instruction) Southwestern College Jason Hibbs Bachelor Arts - Speech Communication, Master - Library Science Emporia State University Joel Hoffa Bachelors – Milling Science and Management Wichita State University Wichita State University / Kansas State Brooke Horner Bachelor Science – Dental Hygiene; Master University Shelby Huddleston MS - Educational Technology; BME - Music Education Autumn Huerter Masters - in progress; BA - General Studies; AA - Mass Communications K-State; Wichita State; Cowley College Craig Isom Associate - General Studies; Bachelor Science - Business Administration Cowley College / SWC Shannell Isom Bachelor Science - Nursing, Master Science - Nursing Wichita State University Oklahoma State University/West Texax Sandol Johnson PhD - Food Science / Masters - Meat Science State Univv Sarah Johnson Bachelor Science - Management, Executive Master of Business Administration Friends University Lindsey King Associate Applied Science - Nursing Butler Community College Kurt Konda Bachelor Arts - History/Minor - Sociology, Master Arts - Sociology Wichita State University Debbie Lacy-Sisco Bachelor Arts - Liberal Arts/Sciences/Minor - Criminal Justice, Master - Social Work University of Kansas Michelle Lasiter Bachelor Science - Animal Science, Master Science - Agri-Business/Economics West Texas A&M University Vicki Lawrence Associate Science - Legal Assistant, Bachelor Science - Administration of Justice Wichita State University Univ of the Cumberlands; Sullivan Brian Lebanion Registered Nurse grad Spring 2022; MBA; Bachelors Accounting/Finance College Bonni Ledesma MA - Speech & Language Pathology; BA - Communication Science Disorders; AA Wichita State University; Cowley Joel Light Bachelor-General Studies, Doctor of Philosophy Capella University Ray Longoria Associate-General Studies, Associate Arts – Applied Science Non-Destructive Testing Friends University/Cowley College Andrew Lutz Bachelor Science - Biology, Doctorate - Chiropractic Cleveland Chiropractic College Katherine Markey Ph.D. - English, Creative Writing Oklahoma State University Amanda Maupin Master of Social Work; BA Psychology Wichita State University Bachelor Science - Elementary Ed/Social Science, Master Science - Educational Jeffrey Maxwell Leadership Arkansas State University-Jonesboro Chad Mayberry Bachelor Southwestern Misty Maynard Master Arts - Theater; Bachelor Arts - Drama University of Kansas Hanna Mayo Associate Applied Science - Nursing Pratt Community College Cari Mekaeil Bachelor Arts - Psychology, Master - Social Work Wichita State University University of Arkansas for Medical Carolyn Mentel Bachelor Science - Dietetics/Nutrition, Master Science - Clinical Nutrition Sciences Cowley College, Pratt CC, Fort Hays Travis Morin AAS – MICT; Associate Degree – Nursing; Bachelor General Studies State University Southwestern College; St. Edwards Abby Morris BA Business Communcations; MS Digital Marketing and Analysis University Fort Hays State; Oklahoma Panhandle Cody Morris Master of Science Edu Admin in progress; BS Ag Ed; BS Argonmy; Fire Science Cert; EMS State; Cowley Laureen Mulford Bachelor Arts - Business Administration, Master - Professional Accountancy Wichita State University Melinda Neal Master of Education Southwestern Fort Hays State University; Wichita State Rhiannon Nichols MS in Adaptive Special Education; BA Elementary Education University Matt Nies BA - Political Science Cameron University Sidney Nittler Cosmetology Certificate Cowley College Matt Orr Associates - MICT, Bachelor Science - Animal Science/Industry Kansas State University Patricia Penn Bachelor Arts - English, Master - Elementary Ed/Reading, PhD - Curriculum/Instruction Kansas State University Pringle- Bethany Johnson Bachelor Arts - Education, Master - Business Administration Wichita State University Jessica Rainbolt Associate of Applied Science Barton County Excelsior Col.; Rutgers Univ; Brookdale Nikki Ramirez BS Health Sciences; Medical Billing Coding Cert; AS Human Services; Nursing CC; Best Care Training Inst Fort Hays State University; Kstate; Bryanna Ramsey Master Science Education; BS - Family Studies; AA Psychology Cowley Butch Rea BA Business Administration; MS Health & Kinesiolgy Northeastern State University Jake Richardson MBA - Business Administration; BA- Accounting Friends University Wichita State University; Kansas State Mark Evan Ricker MA - Music; BA - Music; M.Ed. -- Curriculum and Instruction (In Progress) Univ. Cody Riggs Associate of Applie Science, Welding Cert A, Welding Cert C Cowley College Jenny Roberts Bachelors - Secondary English Education, Master Arts - Teaching Friends University Wichits State University; Cowley Seth Roeder Bachelor Fine Arts Education - In progress; BFA Studio Art Ceramics; Associate Fine Arts College Abigial Rogers Master Arts - English Literature; BA - Creative Writing; AA - Creative Writing Wichita State University; WSU; Cowley AAS - Non-Destructive Testing, BS - Elementary Education, Master Science - Terri Sanders Administration Kansas State University Tim Sanders Bachelor of Science – Mechanical Engineering
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