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2021.directory.pages_Layout 1 10/13/20 10:46 AM Page 16 Maryland Community College Chief Academic Officers Allegany College of Maryland Dr. Kurt Hoffman 301­784­5287 khoff[email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Dr. Michael H. Gavin 410­777­2332 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Dr.LieslB.Jones 410­462­8001 [email protected] Carroll Community College Dr. Rosalie Mince 410­386­8195 [email protected] Cecil College Dr. Christy Dryer 410­287­1013 [email protected] Chesapeake College Mr. David Harper 410­827­5832 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Dr. Eileen Abel 301­934­7538 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Dr. Joaquin G. Marnez 443­840­1020 [email protected] Frederick Community College Dr. Tony Hawkins 301­846­2490 [email protected] Garre College Dr. Qing Yuan 301­387­3043 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Dr. C. David Warner 240­500­2231 [email protected] Harford Community College Dr. Timothy Sherwood 443­412­2244 [email protected] Howard Community College Dr. Jean Svacina 443­518­4807 [email protected] Montgomery College Dr. Sanjay Rai 240­567­5006 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Dr.ClaytonA.Railey 301­546­0406 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Dr. Krisn Mallory 410­334­2813 [email protected] Maryland Community College Business Officers Allegany College of Maryland Ms. Chrisna Kilduff 301­784­5221 ckilduff@allegany.edu Anne Arundel Community College Ms. Melissa Beardmore 410­777­2532 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Ms. Channa Williams (Int.) 410­462­7461 [email protected] Carroll Community College Mr. Alan Schuman 410­386­8490 [email protected] Cecil College Mr. Hugh Curran 410­287­1027 [email protected] Chesapeake College Ms. Tina Jones 410­827­5768 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Mr. Tony Jernigan 301­934­7715 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Ms. Melissa L. Hopp 443­840­3775 [email protected] Frederick Community College Ms. Cathy Jones 301­846­2458 [email protected] Garre College Mr. Randall Binger 301­387­3091 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Dr. Heike Soeer­Culicerto 240­500­2235 hisoeer­[email protected] Harford Community College Mr. Trevor Jackson 443­412­2286 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Lynn Coleman 443­518­4918 [email protected] Montgomery College Ms. Donna Schena 240­567­3085 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Ms. Terri Bacote­Charles 301­546­0409 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Ms. Jennifer Sandt 410­334­2911 [email protected] 9 2021.directory.pages_Layout 1 10/13/20 10:46 AM Page 17 Maryland Community College Connuing Educaon and Training Officers Allegany College of Maryland Mr. Jeff Kirk 301­784­5277 [email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Mr. Kip Kunsman 410­777­7145 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Mr. Michael Thomas 410­986­3220 [email protected] Carroll Community College Ms. Libby Trostle 410­386­8107 [email protected] Cecil College Mr. Miles Dean 410­287­1147 [email protected] Chesapeake College Dr. Greg Warren 410­827­5842 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Ms. Ellen Flowers­Fields 301­934­7580 eflowers­fi[email protected] Community College of Balmore County Mr. Michael Netzer 443­840­5204 mnetzerccbcmd.edu Frederick Community College Ms. Patricia Meyer 240­629­7905 [email protected] Garre College Ms. Julie Yoder 301­387­3101 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Ms. Theresa Shank 240­500­2476 [email protected] Harford Community College Ms. Kelly Koermer 443­412­2382 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Minah Woo 443­518­4724 [email protected] Montgomery College Mr. George Payne 240­567­2582 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Dr. Yvee Snowden 301­546­0417 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Ms. Ruth Baker 410­334­2825 [email protected] Maryland Community College Facilies Planning Officers Allegany College of Maryland Ms. Chrisna Kilduff 301­784­5221 ckilduff@allegany.edu Anne Arundel Community College Mr. James Taylor 410­777­2318 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Ms.KatherineZ.Dixon 443­224­0023 [email protected] Carroll Community College Ms. Lisa Aughenbaugh 410­386­8494 [email protected] Cecil College Mr. Chris Mills 410­287­1034 [email protected] Chesapeake College Mr. Paul Renshaw 410­827­5870 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Dr. Bill Comey 443­550­6011 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Mr. Timothy Burton 443­840­2513 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Mr. William Waugh 443­840­3065 [email protected] Frederick Community College Mr. John Anzinger 240­629­7858 [email protected] Garre College Ms. Kathy Meagher 301­387­3095 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Mr. Vincent Ippolito 240­500­2216 [email protected] Harford Community College Mr. Lou Claypoole 443­412­2655 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Michele Bilello 443­518­4667 [email protected] Montgomery College Mr.MarvinD.Mills 240­567­9141 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Mr. Clarence Bryant 301­546­0656 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Mr. Gregory Grey 410­334­2933 [email protected] 10 2021.directory.pages_Layout 1 10/13/20 10:46 AM Page 18 Maryland Community College Fundraising Officers Allegany College of Maryland Mr. David Jones 301­784­5350 [email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Mr. Vollie Melson 410­777­1494 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Ms. Dawn Kirstaeer 410­462­7432 [email protected] Carroll Community College Mr. Steve Wantz 410­386­8154 [email protected] Cecil College Ms. Ashley Biasucci 410­287­1041 [email protected] Chesapeake College Ms. Elizabeth Devlin Hacke 410­827­5866 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Ms. Chelsea Clute 301­934­7649 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Mr. Kenneth Westary 443­840­3270 [email protected] Frederick Community College Ms. Deborah Powell 301­846­2479 [email protected] Garre College Ms. Cherie Krug 301­387­3100 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Dr. Ashley Whaley 240­500­2213 [email protected] Harford Community College Ms. Denise Dregier 443­412­2428 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Melissa Maey 443­518­4208 [email protected] Montgomery College Mr. David Sears 240­567­7492 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Ms. Brenda Mitchell 301­546­3088 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Ms. Jessica Hales 410­334­2808 [email protected] Maryland Community College Technology Officers Allegany College of Maryland Mr. Rich Crawford 301­784­5312 [email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Dr. Felicia Paerson (Interim) 410­777­2748 fl[email protected] Balmore City Community College Mr. Stephan Byam 410­462­8563 [email protected] Carroll Community College Ms. Pa Davis 410­386­8066 [email protected] Cecil College Mr. Maurice Tyler 410­287­1021 [email protected] Chesapeake College Mr. Gregory Wanner 410­827­3411 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Mr. Andrew Lawlor 301­934­7740 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Dr. Craig Klimczak 443­840­4460 [email protected] Frederick Community College Mr. Joseph McCormick 301­846­2548 [email protected] Garre College Mr. Ma Bernard 301­387­3039 [email protected] Garre College Mr. Andrew Durst 301­387­3107 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Mr. Craig Fentress 240­500­2352 [email protected] Harford Community College Mr. Thomas Alcide 443­412­2489 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Linda Wu 443­518­4657 [email protected] Montgomery College Ms. Jane­Ellen Miller 240­567­9195 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Dr. Rhonda Spells Fentry 301­546­0987 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Ms. Ruth Gill 410­334­2928 [email protected] 11 2021.directory.pages_Layout 1 10/13/20 10:46 AM Page 19 Maryland Community College Instuonal Research Officers Allegany College of Maryland Mr. Sco Harrah 301­784­5207 [email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Dr. Shuang Liu 410­777­1868 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Ms. Becky Burrell 410­462­8564 [email protected] Carroll Community College Dr. Natalie Crespo 410­386­8229 [email protected] Cecil College Ms. Tracy Bakowski 443­674­1923 [email protected] Chesapeake College Mr. Vincent Maruggi 410­827­5859 [email protected] College of Southern Maryland Ms. Erin Ebersole 301­934­7621 [email protected] Community College of Balmore County Ms. Terry Hirsch 443­840­4805 [email protected] Frederick Community College Dr. Gohar Farahani 301­846­2451 [email protected] Garre College Ms. Kelli Sisler 301­387­3060 [email protected] Hagerstown Community College Ms. Carlee Ranalli 240­500­2228 [email protected] Harford Community College Mr. Rich Hartwell 443­412­2344 [email protected] Howard Community College Ms. Zoe Irvin 443­518­4742 [email protected] Montgomery College (Interim) Ms. Arlene Blaylock 240­567­7308 [email protected] Prince George’s Community College Dr. Nassim Ebrahimi 301­546­3063 [email protected] Wor­Wic Community College Ms. Carol Menzel 410­334­2946 [email protected] Maryland Community College Public Relaons Officers Allegany College of Maryland Ms. Shauna McQuade 301­784­5154 [email protected] Allegany College of Maryland Ms. Kim Mouse 301­784­5217 [email protected] Anne Arundel Community College Mr. Dan Baum 410­777­2011 [email protected] Balmore City Community College Ms. Dawn Kirstaeer 410­462­7432 [email protected] Carroll Community College Ms. Maya Demishkevich 410­386­8157 [email protected] Cecil College Ms. Amy Henderson 443­674­1910 [email protected] Chesapeake College Ms.
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