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Brown Mackie College Brown Mackie College – Salina Brown Mackie College – Birmingham Brown Mackie College – Kansas City Brown Mackie College – Oklahoma City Bulletin 2016 - 2017 Academic Catalog February 6, 2017 This Bulletin is an integral part of Brown Mackie College – Salina, Brown Mackie College – Birmingham, Brown Mackie College – Kansas City and Brown Mackie College – Oklahoma City’s Academic Catalog. See bmcprograms.info for program duration, tuition, fees, and other costs, median debt, salary data, alumni success, and other important info. Effective June 10, 2016: Brown Mackie College-Salina, Brown Mackie College Birmingham, Brown Mackie College- Kansas City, and Brown Mackie College-Oklahoma City have ceased enrolling new students. Institutional Administration Effective February 1, 2017 Institutional President .................................................................................................................................... Dr. Judy Holmes Chief Academic Officer ............................................................................................................................. Dr. Debra K. Smith Chief Financial Officer .............................................................................................................................................. Joe Kues Nursing Administrator ................................................................................................................................. Linda Henningsen Regional Director of Student Financial Services .......................................................................................... Cheryl Hanerhoff Campus Administration-Salina Effective February 1, 2017 Institutional President .............................................................................................................................. Judy Holmes, EdD Chief Academic Officer ....................................................................................................................... Debra K. Smith, EdD Director of Career Services ................................................................................................................................. Robin Nash Associate Director of Student Financial Services ............................................................................................ Betty Charles Student Accounting Advisor ..................................................................................................................... Elizabeth Alvarez Librarian.................................................................................................................................................. John Triplett, MLS Campus Administration-Brown Mackie College-Birmingham Effective February 1, 2017 Associate Dean of Academic Affairs ..................................................................................................... Kimberly Wright, MS Career Services Advisor .................................................................................................................................... Cedrika Laster Associate Director of Student Financial Services ........................................................................................ Rose Marie Curtis Student Accounting Advisor .......................................................................................................................... Kristle Williams Registrar ..................................................................................................................................................... Matthew Anderson 1 Campus Administration-Brown Mackie College-Kansas-City Effective February 1, 2017 Associate Dean of Academic Affairs ...................................................................................................... Todd D. Mick, Ph.D. Director of Career Services ....................................................................................................................... Kathy Vollenweider Regional Director of Student Financial Services .......................................................................................... Cheryl Hanerhoff Student Accounting Advisor .............................................................................................................................. Vivian Bluett Registrar ............................................................................................................................................... Andrew Spillers, MBA Librarian ..................................................................................................................... Anna Ching Y. Wong, DPS-IM, MLIS Campus Administration-Brown Mackie College-Oklahoma City Effective February 1, 2017 Associate Dean of Academic Affair ......................................................................................................... Michael Brown, MBA Director of Career Services .................................................................................................................. Michael Rainey, MHRM Student Accounting Advisor ...................................................................................................................... Linda Bratcher-Diaz Registrar .................................................................................................................................................... Leslie Rundell, MSM Librarian ....................................................................................................................................................... Genie Myers, MLS 2 Faculty-Brown Mackie College-Salina Effective February 1, 2017 Exercise Science Randy Waite, MA Nursing Lesa Dunn, MS Ed Fort Hays State University Linda Henningsen, MSN, MS, RN Baylor University South University Online Academic Director of Technology Integration Basil Price, MS Nurse Administrator Lead Faculty for Exercise Science Fort Hays State University Christina Daniel, RN, MSN Allied Health Ian McDaniel, Ph.D. Nursing Clinical Coordinator Steve Pope, BS, RN, RMA University of Kansas University of Phoenix Fort Hays State University Lead Faculty for Allied Health John Morris, MA Paula Berg, RN, BSN Kansas State University Pittsburg State University Mary Kornhaus, BS Pharmacy University of Kansas Irene Nielsen, PhD Shannon Boyer, RN, BSN University of the Rockies Kansas Wesleyan University Business, Legal & Technical Studies David Forristal, PhD Kyle Sheahon, DC Glenda Eidet, MS, RN Kansas State University Cleveland Chiropractic College University of Phoenix Frank Nelson, MS William Garlic, MA Lorena Hall, BSN, RN Argosy University Eastern Michigan University Washburn University Lead Faculty for Business Occupational Therapy Pauline Howell, MSN, RN, CHSE Monty Parker, MBA Kathy Tilley, PhD, COTA Nursing Laboratory Specialist Fort Hays State University Interim Director and Fieldwork South University Online Coordinator Nathan Mattison, Juris Doctor Kansas State University Cathy Losey, RN, BSN University of Denver Sturm Kansas Wesleyan University College of Law Beth Peters, MSN, RN General Education Fort Hays University Diane Rene Chavez, DC Cleveland Chiropractic College Janet Zeiner, BS Lead Faculty for General Education Marymount College Jared Clark, MBA Ft. Hays State University Veterinary Technology Jan Grace, MSM, RVT Baker University Program Director Callie Rost, DVM Kansas State University Mikki Carney, AAS Brown Mackie College 3 Faculty-Brown Mackie College-Birmingham Effective February 1, 2017 Allied Health Business/Information Technology General Education (cont) Kimberly Wright, MS (cont) Shalisha Curry-Stewart, MS MS, University of St. Francis-Joliet April Buader, JD University of West Alabama Academic Director of Allied Health Birmingham School of Law Jernerrail Davis, MS, BS Jamika Austin, AAS Michael Bell, MBA Alabama A&M University Virginia College South University Sandra Foster, PhD Doriane Bayles, MA Chrissi Burrell MBA University of Alabama Birmingham University of Alabama Baker College Sarethia Grant, MSW Tawanna Canty, MS Joel Calvin, MA Ed University of Alabama Kaplan University Troy University Mark Gray, M.S. Sherrlyn Castor, BA Sally Cramer EdD Auburn University Faulkner University Clemson Universtiy Monique Johnson, MS Connie Collins, MA Phillip Dewitt, MBA Troy University Central Michigan University Samford University Kimberly Jones, MS Natasha Davis, M/Ed. Dorothy George, MBA University of Phoenix Grand Canyon University University of Phoenix Arletha Ndoume, MA Sandra A. Davis, MSHA Dennis Gordon, MS University of West Alabama Strayer University Trident University International Ross Patterson, M.A. Telisa Gaines, MSHA/HI Henderson Leflore III, MS University of Alabama- Tuscaloosa University of Phoenix Walden University Wendy Price, MFA Jawanda Henderson, MA Academy of Art University of Alabama-Birmingham Rusty McHan, MBA INSEAD, Fontainebleau, Fr. Willie Samuels, MS Amy McCants, LPN University of Alabama-Birmingham Alabama Community College Crystal McMeekin, JD Tasso Stratas, MS N. Nicole Pleasant, BS University of Alabama School of Law Troy University Troy State University Christopher Ngigi, MBA Charmel Taylor, MS Maria Sellers, MHA University of Alabama at Birmingham Faulkner University University of Phoenix Christopher Ruffin, MS Maggie Vaughn, MA Eugenia Tripp, BSN Florida Institute of Technology Florida State University Stillman College Mary Waker, MBA Occupational Therapy Biomedical Equipment Technology South University Robert King, BS, COTA Eric Carwell, AAS, CBMT University of Alabama-Birmingham Jefferson
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