Faculty Directory

Mr. Morris serves as the school's Associate Director. "I believe every child can succeed if given the opportunity. Whether or not they take advantage of the opportunity is up to the individual."

Mr. Morris began teaching in Moultrie, Georgia in the fall of 1995. He has spent time at the middle school and high school level teaching a variety of subjects.

"I decided to make the move to Gray Stone because I was tired of dealing with students who did not want to learn," he explains.

Mr. Morris also serves as the Director of Athletics. "Athletics is an extension of the classroom," said Morris. "It is a fantastic opportunity for character development and leadership practice in a safe environment."

Mr. Morris lives in Albemarle with his wife, Paula, and his two daughters, Emily (12) and Zoe (8).

Jessica Crum

Administration | Guidance Director

B.A. in English—Wake Forest University
 J.D.—University of Georgia School of Law 
M.Ed. in School Counseling—Winthrop University  

Ms. Crum was born and raised in Charleston, WV. In high school, she was selected to attend the WV Governor’s School for Science and Math and the WV Governor’s Honors Academy. At Wake Forest University she was inducted into Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society and Pi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society. Ms. Crum attended law school at the University of Georgia on a full tuition scholarship. After graduating law school, Ms. Crum moved to Charlotte and practiced real estate law.

  Ms. Crum eventually decided to leave the practice of law and she earned her master’s degree in School Counseling from Winthrop University. She is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), as well as a member of the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), the North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA) and the Southern Association for College Admission Counseling (SACAC). In 2010, Ms. Crum presented at the NCSCA Annual Conference.

 Here at Gray Stone, Ms. Crum provides a comprehensive program of college preparatory counseling to students beginning in the 9th grade. She is also available to talk with students struggling with personal, social and academic problems. She states, “I encourage students to approach high school as an opportunity to develop their talents inside and outside of the classroom, through school work, service and extracurricular activities. At the same time, students need to examine their own values, personalities, and natural strengths. Choosing a college and a career path should be about finding the right fit.”  

Ms. Crum lives in Charlotte with her husband Mark and her dog Roxy. This is her third year working at Gray Stone.

Richard Miller

Sara Leonard

Director of Student Services

B.S. University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Mrs. Leonard serves administratively as the Student Services Director and Testing Coordinator at Gray Stone. After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 1998 with a BS in Special Education, she taught students with varying disabilities for eight years before coming to Gray Stone. Mrs. Leonard came to Gray Stone in 2005 and enjoys the different challenges that have been faced and overcome that have made this school more successful. Her background of being the classroom teacher is very helpful when dealing with parents and students. As the testing coordinator Mrs. Leonard handles all of our AP Exams as well as EOC testing which is mandated by the state. Mrs. Leonard loves the high expectations of Gray Stone and to see students come back and let us know how well prepared for college they really were. Mrs. Leonard resides in Mt. Pleasant with her husband and four children. When not at school you will most likely find Mrs. Leonard at a gym or ball field watching one of her children or spending time at the beach.

Sherri Sherrill

Registrar

Mrs. Sherrill, has been part of Gray Stone’s administrative staff since 2004, serving as Registrar and
NC Wise Coordinator. She is a native of New London, NC, where she lives with her husband Stacy and their two children, Hunter (15) and Hannah (11). Her hobbies include commercial art and design, painting, and photography. She has a love for the beach, being outdoors and making memories with family and friends. Mrs. Sherrill believes in the creative power behind the educational process and hopes that her experiences with the students at Gray Stone will help lay foundations and make a difference in their lives.

Shannon Lisk

Administration | Office Manager

A.A. Art Institute of Charlotte

Mrs. Lisk manages the front office of the school and joined the Gray Stone staff in 2005. “The students and staff here are super which makes any busy day easy to handle. I’m very proud to be a part of this school. Working in such a powerful learning environment has inspired me to better myself by furthering my own education.” Mrs. Lisk is a native of Albemarle and resides there with her husband, two young kids, and four dogs. She enjoys art and painting, running, and animal rescue.

Marilyn Kinsey

Administration | Executive Assistant to CAO

B.S. Atlantic Christian College (1977)

M.Ed. University of North Carolina at Greensboro (1978)

Mrs. Kinsey serves the school by working with Mrs. Nance on public relations, preparing reports, and assisting with scholarships and contests. She is also responsible for the school yearbook. She began teaching in 1979 and has been an integral part of the establishment of Gray Stone. Her "behind the scenes" work has been part of what has made Gray Stone what it is today.  

"In my fifth year of teaching high school art, I moved with my husband to Brazil, and later to Indiana before returning to NC with our two children; both are Gray Stone graduates as well as UNC Tar Heels. I agreed in 2000 to help Mrs. Nance start the school, even though we had never met. After eight years as a board member and resident volunteer, I came on staff in 2008. A new high school has to create everything, sometimes in a hurry. I designed a mascot image and the school seal when there were deadlines (Mrs. Nance knows my degree is in art). Many of you know me as “the yearbook lady” who likes to keep secrets, a role I still relish. Each year is special, and memories are preserved in yearbooks. I also write and archive Gray Stone newspaper articles and sponsor the annual Talent Show. Seniors see me often as we prepare for graduation and meet about portraits, service projects, cap and gown orders, diplomas, honors, etc. I am the detail person.”

Gayle Brinson

Foreign Languages | Adjunct Instructor

B.S. East Carolina University

Gayle M. Brinson has a BS in Spanish from East Carolina University and has completed graduate studies in Spain and Mexico. She has loved teaching Spanish in high schools from the coast to the mountains of North Carolina over the past 40 years but says that her experience at Gray Stone for the last 9 years has been the most rewarding.

Danny Blalock

Natural Sciences | Adjunct Instructor

B.S. NC State University

Mr. Blalock graduated from NC State University with a Major in Applied Physics with nuclear physics (now called particle physics) being his area of concentration. He also had minors in mathematics and chemistry. After graduating, he did a short stay in the US Air Force, flying second seat. He never planned or dreamed of teaching but started teaching as a favor to a friend. He taught at Cabarrus Academy (now Cannon School) in its early history and did some graduate work at UNCC. He then taught and retired after 30 years from Albemarle High School. This will be his 9th year as part of the adjunct faculty at Gray Stone Day School and this year he will teach AP Chemistry, Chemistry, as well as Physics. He believes the purpose of Gray Stone is to not only to help our students get accepted to their chosen college but to ensure they have the academic background needed to allow them to be successful while in college.

He concludes his biography saying: “I have been very fortunate to have taught many wonderful students over my long teaching career and the Gray Stone students have always been a cut above the students from the other schools in many ways. I have loved every day I have taught at Gray Stone and hope to be here many, many more years!”

Jennifer Broome

English Language | Instructor

PhD New York University

M.Ed. University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Professional Memberships: National Association for Gifted Children, National Council of Teachers of English, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Phi Beta Kappa

  Dr. Broome is thrilled to return to Gray Stone for her third year teaching English I. In addition to her teaching duties, she sponsors the school’s literary magazine and Mock Trial teams. Dr. Broome has worked for over a decade as a teacher of English, philosophy, and history; she recently completed her eleventh summer as an employee of the North Carolina Governor’s School.

Terry Burleson

English Language | Adjunct Instructor

B.A. Pfeiffer College

M.Ed. University of North Carolina at Greensboro

After teaching thirty years in the English Department of Albemarle High School, I chose to come to Gray Stone and work part time. Presently, I am teaching elective classes, including mythology, Bible Literature, creative writing , and speaking. I am constantly telling parents and students that this school’s environment fosters intellectual learning, development of leadership skills, and exposure to community service. I wouldn’t choose to be anywhere else, even after eight years here. Every day is an exciting adventure interacting with students who want to learn.

I graduated from Pfeiffer College in 1971 and then earned my M.Ed. in Education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1975. I have been married to Ronnie for forty years. We live on a farm in the Richfield area with my husband and son working crops in five different counties. The family also runs Rolling Hills Cotton Gin. I, on the other hand, spend my time teaching, growing roses, and playing with my three grandchildren. Our daughter is married to a former student of mine who recently made Lt. Col. In the Air Force. They are presently serving in San Angelo, Texas.

Education has and always will be an important part of who I am. The love of learning was instilled in me by my father, who is a retired Methodist minister. One of my duties as a teacher is to try to instill this in my students by setting a good example for them. If I can achieve this, then my job as a teacher has been successful.

Joyce Butler

English Language | Instructor

B.A. in English, Point Park University

B.S. in Education, Walden University

Joyce Griffith Butler was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. She attended The Winchester-Thurston School from kindergarten through twelfth grade; then matriculated to Point Park University where she received a BA in English with minors in French and Psychology. She later studied and received a BS in Education from Walden University. She has taught in PA, NY and NC. She is married to The Rev. C. Roger Butler and together they have six children and thirteen grandchildren. She enjoys cooking, reading and family. She believes that "Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you found it." (Mariam Wright Edelman)

Robin Dassler

Mathematics | Instructor

B.S. University of South Florida

M.A. Ed. East Carolina University

“I love to bring the classroom alive and to help students explore real world science and mathematics”  

Educational Background: BS University of South Florida, MAED East Carolina University, National Board Certified Teacher in Young Adult Mathematics  Educational Accomplishments: Presenter at both in state and out of state math and science conferences; piloted equipment for Texas Instruments; worked for NC

Teacher’s Academy teaching teachers technology; worked with NC State University Science House.  Courses

Taught: Algebra I, Geometry, PreCalculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Biology, Business

  Personal: I am the proud parent of 8 children. Two of my children are graduates of GSDS and are currently attending UNC Wilmington.

Lisa Deese

Technology | Instructor

B.S. University of North Carolina at Charlotte

M.S. University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Mrs. Deese teaches Technology Skills and serves as the Distance Learner Advisor for Gray Stone. “My philosophy of teaching is rooted in the belief of the power of education; through the acquisition of knowledge and the completion of academic degrees, that transforms and empowers us.” With 23 years of experience in public service and 6 years of experience teaching online, as well as in the classroom, “I firmly believe that my education and experience has taught me not only to enjoy the students at Gray Stone, but such experience has given me the opportunity to explore different ways of communicating with individuals from various socio-economic and diverse backgrounds,” said Deese. “While not every student will continue their studies in Technology, hopefully each student will benefit by their skills learned and be able to apply them to their academic career and beyond.” Mrs. Deese also serves as the SADD Club advisor. She lives in Richfield with her husband, Terry, and her children, Hamilton, Alley, and Margaret.

Marcus Duffin

Social Studies | Instructor

B.A. Wake Forest University

This is Mr. Duffin’s 4th year at Gray Stone, where he is teaching Honors Civics and Economics and AP American Government and Politics. He is originally from Trenton, NC where he was born and raised. He received his high school diploma from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham, NC. In 2008, he graduated from Wake Forest University with a degree in Secondary Education, Social Studies concentration. He is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., where he was inducted in 2005 at Winston-Salem State University. Outside of teaching Mr. Duffin guides the Student Council as their primary advisor. Mr. Duffin has a passion for travel, politics, history, music, and all social sciences.

Sheri Efird

Natural Sciences | Instructor

B.S. Ferris State University

M.Ed. University of North Carolina at Charlotte

“Only the curious will learn and only the resolute overcome the obstacles to learning. The quest quotient has always excited me more than the intelligence quotient.” –Eugene S. Wilson

It seems somewhat difficult for me to believe, but this school year marks my 24th year as an educator. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree from Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Michigan, I moved from my hometown of Bad Axe, Michigan (in the tip of the “Thumb”) to North Carolina where I began my teaching career at West Montgomery High School. A few years later, I earned a Master of Education degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. I am currently in my eighth year at Gray Stone Day School. I have been married to my husband Eric for almost nineteen years and we have two daughters. Lea is currently a junior at Gray Stone, and Shannon is in the eighth grade at Park Ridge. In addition to teaching, I have coached high school volleyball for nineteen years. Because of the extraordinary faculty, high expectations for students, and an administration that respects and values the teachers, I am grateful and proud to be a part of Gray Stone Day School.

Heather Ferguson

Natural Sciences | Instructor

B.S. Western Carolina University (1991)

"Creating a new theory is not like destroying an old barn and erecting a skyscraper in its place. It is rather like climbing a mountain, gaining new and wider views, discovering unexpected connections between our starting points and its rich environment. But the point from which we started out still exists and can be seen, although it appears smaller and forms a tiny part of our broad view gained by the mastery of the obstacles on our adventurous way up." -- Albert Einstein, The Evolution of Physics.

After making the decision in high school to teach biology, I completed my BS, Ed. Biology degree at Western Carolina University in 1991. For the past 20 years I have taught at North Stanly High School where my roles included teacher, coach, mentor, and department head. My husband, Terry, and I have been married for 15 years and together we enjoy camping, hiking, kayaking, gardening, and caring for our seven dogs. Additionally, I have been a member of the Challenge Staff at Rock Creek Park for 24 years where my love of outdoor activities has grown to include rafting and rappelling. My most adventurous outdoor endeavor has been skydiving! Gray Stone Day School succeeds by setting academic excellence and personal growth as priorities, consequently fostering an educational atmosphere that is as refreshing as it is challenging. I am genuinely excited and humbly honored to be a Gray Stone Knight!

Myron Harrington

Mathematics | Instructor

BA, Pfeiffer College, 1978

Mr. Harrington is entering his third year as a member of the Mathematics Department at Gray Stone. Prior to coming to Gray Stone Mr. Harrington spent over twenty years in textile management. “I wanted the opportunity to become involved in the educational process and I was attracted to Gray Stone through the experiences of my children. I had three children at the school and they were being challenged academically, competing successfully on a number of athletic teams, and making lifelong friends,” Harrington stated. Mr. Harrington is the men’s basketball and baseball coach in addition to being the faculty advisor for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. “I enjoy working with students that are capable of excellence in the classroom as well as on an athletic field,” he stated. Mr. Harrington lives in Albemarle with his wife Andrea and his four children, Jeff, Brad, Ashley, and Wesleigh.

Andrew Hodges

English Language | Instructor

B.A. Providence College, RI

M.A. University of York, U.K.

Short version:

 Language is powerful!  

Long version:

In turning to face the world that lies beyond high school, students can have no greater ally at their side than effective communication skills. Other abilities naturally flourish in the company of competent reading, writing, speaking, and listening; every skill becomes easier to master when we can readily access, apply, and contribute to the understanding of others. Indeed, possibilities for achievement in almost any field largely rest in our capacity to participate fluently, and on terms of our own choosing, in that vast and complex exchange.

The humanities courses that I teach at Gray Stone offer opportunities to develop these skills with rigorous scholarship centered around some of the most beautiful, intense, captivating, and influential literature on the planet. I feel fortunate to have found such a calling and such a school, and, in the hope that they might find such feelings contagious, attempt to share my joy for learning and for teaching with the students.

Jamie Hraczo

Gregg McCollister

Mathematics | Instructor

B.A. Pfeiffer University

After 25 plus years of a successful career in the business world, Mr. McCollister decided to retire and start another fulfilling and rewarding career. As both of his parents were educators, he observed throughout their careers the belief and dedication they had towards the education field. Inspired by this, he felt he could use his experience in sales, management, accounting, and business ownership to follow in their footsteps and help educate the youth of today.

Gray Stone has been the perfect solution for his goals by allowing him the independence of preparing students for higher education through highly challenging courses while developing a strong character necessary for future responsibility. Mr. McCollister has thoroughly enjoyed his “second career” and is learning each and every day from his students. This year will be Mr. McCollister’s 10th year in the education field and the 7th year teaching mathematics at Gray Stone.

Mr. McCollister also serves as the head Golf Coach and the head Men’s and Women’s Swim Coach.

While he enjoys most all sports, he spends most of his free time “hitting the road” on his bicycle, camping, playing golf and spending time with his family. He lives in New London with his wife, Kathy. They have two children, Alex, a sophomore at UNCW, and Nick, a graduate student at Appalachian State.

Richard Miller

B.S. Appalachian State University

MHDL in Secondary Education Social Studies University Of North Carolina at Charlotte

Mr. Miller, a part time guidance counselor and instructor in AP European History, is in his 45th year of public education and is part of our small group of adjunct professionals. A graduate of Appalachian State University (B.S., 1967) and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (MHDL 1982, 1984), he has degrees in secondary education and guidance and counseling. Mr. Miller spent 38 years at Mount Pleasant High School (teaching and/or counseling) before coming to Gray Stone in 2005. He continues to live in Cabarrus County, and is grateful for the opportunity that Gray Stone has presented to him to continue his career as an educator. He strongly believes in Gray Stone’s mission and enjoys working with the wide variety of dedicated and determined students who attend our school.

“If one could make alive again for other people some cobwebbed skein of old dead intrigues and breathe breath and character into dead names and stiff portraits. That is history to me!”
~George Macaulay Trevelyan

Andy Muccino

Physical Education | Instructor

B.S. Sports Medicine/Athletic Training, Barry University

I serve as GSDS’s Certified Athletic Trainer and Physical Education teacher.

I came to GSDS in January of 2009, moving from Palm Harbor, Florida with my wife, Jill, and daughters, Delaney and Norah. For the previous six years, I had been an athletic trainer with the Toronto Blue Jays of Major League Baseball. I had been assigned to teams located in Pulaski, VA (Appalachian League) Charleston, WV (South Atlantic League) Lansing, MI (Midwest League) before finishing my career in Dunedin, FL (Florida State League) garnering a Trainer of the Year Award before taking my place here with Gray Stone.

With regards to my position and responsibilities with Gray Stone Day School, I provide medical support to all student-athletes through game coverage, injury evaluation, rehabilitation, coordination with doctors, and training for staff and student assistants including American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED. Along with the medical aspect of sports medicine, all insurance documentation and pre-participation physicals fall under my umbrella of responsibility; mandatory for all student-athletes prior to participating in any NCHSAA sanctioned sport.

Although my area of expertise is focused on sports, I am tasked with leading our incoming freshman in the world of Physical Education. It is my hope that through each freshman’s experience in P.E., there will be foundation of enjoyment within the realm of participation in physical activity, indoors and out, with the focus on sportsmanship, cooperation and teamwork.

Lara Sarris

Foreign Language | Instructor

B.A. in Spanish University of North Carolina at Charlotte

MA Spanish Literature Language and Culture University of North Carolina at Charlotte

University of North Carolina at Charlotte:
BA Spanish
MA Spanish Literature, Language and Culture

Mrs. Sarris grew up in Charlotte, NC and attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where she studied Spanish and Education. As part of her education, she studied at the University of Cantabria in Santander, Spain. After graduating with a BA in Spanish and completing her K12 North Carolina Teaching License, she taught High School Spanish for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System. In 2007 she began work on her MA in Spanish Literature, Language and Culture. For the next 2 years she worked on her MA and taught Spanish in the Department of Language and Culture Studies at UNCC. She graduated in May of 2009 with her MA and a graduate certificate in Business Spanish. She continues to teach Spanish for the University one night a week.   

This is Mrs. Sarris’ third year teaching Spanish I and II at Gray Stone. During the summers of 2010 and 2011 she led groups of Gray Stone students to Costa Rica on an educational trip designed to provide them with the opportunity to connect learning with life, heighten awareness of Central American cultures and enhance their knowledge of the Spanish language. Mrs. Sarris plans to return to the area next summer on a service / learning trip with a group of young people.

  Mrs. Sarris currently lives in Charlotte with her husband and 2 year old Golden Retriever.

Doyle Shaw

Natural Sciences | Instructor

B.A. Pfeiffer University

After graduating from Pfeiffer, Mr. Shaw was employed by Albemarle City Schools. After 31 years at Albemarle Schools, he retired from Stanly County Schools and joined Gray Stone in its first years of existence. Mr. Shaw has now been with Gray Stone for nine years teaching Biology and Anatomy.

Mr. Shaw notes: “Teaching is a rewarding experience to me because I enjoy working with students and have a role in their achievements. Gray Stone Day School provides an excellent environment for students to become independent thinkers, interact with their teachers and peers, and to enjoy academic and personal success.”

Robert Stack

Social Studies | Instructor

B.A. in Criminal Justice University of Albany

M.A. in History Winthrop University

Mr. Stack teaches US History, both honors and AP, as well as Legal Studies. He earned his MA in History from Winthrop University and his BA in Criminal Justice from the University of Albany. Mr. Stack began teaching at Stanly Community College in 2002 and taught numerous history and humanity courses. (American History, Western Civilization, World history, Twentieth Century World History, North Caroliina History, History of Sports, Cultural Studies) In January 2010, Mr. Stack moved from Stanly to Gray Stone Day School. "I became affiliated with Gray Stone because I started coaching Women’s basketball in 2006. I was impressed with the mission of the school, and the faculty, staff, parents and students, so when the opportunity arose, I could not pass it up to be part of such a magnificent institution" Stack said. Mr. Stack coaches varsity Women’s basketball, embarking on his fifth year with the program. "The goal is to build a competitive program, while teaching these fine student athletes leadership, character and life skills that will help them in all facets of their lives" Stack said.

Allison Stroud

Mathematics | Instructor

B.A. in Mathematics University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Allison Stroud graduated from the University of North Carolina in 2009 with a BA in Mathematics. During her time at UNC as well as her days growing up in Boiling Springs, NC, she has developed a love for mathematics and has learned from her father, a former math teacher himself, the importance of giving students the tools they need to succeed.  “

I am extremely lucky to be teaching at Gray Stone. My passion for teaching mathematics has grown while being here due to the school’s strong emphasis on scholarship, development, and character. Math can be a tough subject to learn and I aim to incorporate technology and student participation into my classes to make the learning process comfortable and successful.”

  Ms. Stroud will be teaching Geometry and AP Statistics this year as well as assisting with the Girls’ Basketball program.  

Ms. Stroud is from a family of 4 daughters and enjoys the outdoors, water sports, the Outer Banks, the Smoky Mountains, and Tar Heel sports.

Erin Talbert

Lingli Tu

Foreign Language | Instructor

Mrs. Lingli Tu is a visiting instructor from China. She is associated with Pfeiffer University's Confucius Institute. She resides on campus at Pfeiffer and is in the second year of her two year commitment. Pfeiffer's Confucius Institute is committed to continuing to provide support for Chinese at Gray Stone. For more information about the CI, visit http://www.pfeifferci.org.

Jeff Walter

Social Studies | Instructor

B.A. in History University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

M.A. in Teaching University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

After graduating from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Arts in History, Mr. Walter began working for Centura Bank as a Service Associate. He was selected as a candidate for Centura’s Regional Leadership Development Program, and after completion of his training was assigned as a Personal Banker in the Carrboro office. After three years of service in this position, Mr. Walter decided to pursue his lifelong ambition of being a teacher. He received his Master of Arts in Teaching from UNC-Chapel Hill and subsequently spent a year as a substitute in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School District before finding a home at Gray Stone in 2005. As well as being a member of the social studies department, Mr. Walter is also the head men’s and women’s tennis coach where he has coached two state finalists, one in singles and the other in doubles, and was recognized as the Yadkin Valley Coach of the year in 2009 and 2011; he is also a Professional Level Two coach with the United States Professional Tennis Association and remains an avid player through the United States Tennis Association. Mr. Walter is happily married to Carolina M. Coto, and they currently live in Concord.




Administration
	Nance, Helen	Chief Administrative Officer	Bio \| Email
	Morris, Jeff	Associate Director, Athletic Director	Bio \| Email
	Crum, Jessica	Guidance Director	Bio \| Email
	Miller, Richard	Guidance Counselor	Bio \| Email
	Leonard, Sara	Director of Student Services	Bio \| Email
	Sherrill, Sherri	Registrar	Bio \| Email
	Lisk, Shannon	Office Manager	Bio \| Email
	Kinsey, Marilyn	Executive Assistant to CAO	Bio \| Email
Teaching Faculty
	Brinson, Gayle	Adjunct Instructor of Foreign Languages	Bio \| Email
	Blalock, Danny	Adjunct Instructor of Natural Sciences	Bio \| Email
	Broome, Jennifer	Instructor of English Language	Bio \| Email
	Burleson, Terry	Adjunct Instructor of English Language	Bio \| Email
	Butler, Joyce	Instructor of English Language	Bio \| Email
	Dassler, Robin	Instructor of Mathematics	Bio \| Email
	Deese, Lisa	Instructor of Technology, Distance Learning	Bio \| Email
	Duffin, Marcus	Instructor of Social Studies	Bio \| Email
	Efird, Sheri	Instructor of Natural Sciences	Bio \| Email
	Ferguson, Heather	Instructor of Natural Sciences	Bio \| Email
	Harrington, Myron	Instructor of Mathematics	Bio \| Email
	Hodges, Andrew	Instructor of English Language	Bio \| Email
	Hraczo, Jamie	Adjunct Instructor of Natural Sciences	Bio \| Email
	McCollister, Gregg	Instructor of Mathematics	Bio \| Email
	Miller, Richard	Adjunct Instructor of Social Studies	Bio \| Email
	Muccino, Andy	Instructor of Physical Education, Athletic Trainer	Bio \| Email
	Sarris, Lara	Instructor of Foreign Language	Bio \| Email
	Shaw, Doyle	Adjunct Instructor of Natural Sciences	Bio \| Email
	Stack, Robert	Instructor of Social Studies	Bio \| Email
	Stroud, Allison	Instructor of Mathematics	Bio \| Email
	Talbert, Erin	Instructor of English Language	Bio \| Email
	Tu, Lingli	Adjunct Instructor of Foreign Languages	Bio \| Email
	Walter, Jeff	Instructor of Social Studies	Bio \| Email

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