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| Cassandra Ammons |
Cassandra M. Ammons is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. She is the American Sign Language (ASL) Instructor at Clayton State University, Continuing and Professional Education (CaPE). She graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a BA in Accounting and received her Certification in The ASL Immersion Training Program for Interpreters from Floyd College. Cassandra finds gratification in taking her students on a journey through any subject, watching them grasp the information, complete the course feeling confident, and wanting to continue the learning experience. |
| Derek Anderson |
Mr. Anderson served for 8 years in the U.S. Navy supervising preventive & corrective maintenance of engineering plants; air conditioning, refrigeration, hydraulics, fuel, water, distilling, boilers and related equipment. He has worked in the industrial technology field for over 30 years. He has been an instructor with Clayton State since 2000. He has many certifications including the Georgia Board of Construction Industry's Conditioned Air Non-Restricted license, diplomas for Conditioned Air Technology and Advanced Commercial Refrigeration, and Stationary Engineer. |
| Han Dong |
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| Victoria Foster |
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| Gwen Goodman |
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| Lou Hampton |
Louis N Hampton has a combination of 20 plus years of combined information technology, Program and project management experience. Louis is a former Sr. Director, Program Management with Convergys Corporation, Broadband Solutions Group. Following his career at Convergys, Lou has served as the Operations Manager of Project Management with a State of Georgia Agency (the Georgia Technology Authority (GTA)), Sr. Project Manager with Delta Airlines, Sr. Project Manager with CDC (through contract with SRA International) and currently with the State of Georgia as a Program Manager with Georgia Technology Authority (GTA). Lou has successfully managed a number of software, and infrastructure technology projects and embraces the knowledge that the PMI PMBOK has contributed to this success.
Louis is a continuous adult learner. He is a member of Project Management Institute (PMI) and a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP). He also holds a Masters Certificate in Project Management from George Washington University.
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| Sarah P Holmes |
Sarah Pitts Holmes is the Executive Administrator for an OB/GYN practice and Clinical Research Facility. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Southern Wesleyan University in 1983. Having twenty eight years of experience as a practice administrator has allowed her to manage her practice effectively as well as assist her physician. She strives to keep the practice on the cutting edge of medical technology and clinical research.
Sarah has achieved many accomplishments in her career as an administrator. She was conferred with the title of Certified Medical Manager, Healthcare Compliance Officer, Certified Practice Manager, HIPPA Compliance Specialist, and Certified Coding Specialist. Sarah has been honored twice as Medical Manager of the year and selected as a member of Who's Who of Professional Business Women and Who's Who Historical Society of Professionals. She sits on the National Advisory Board of (PAHCOM) Professional Association of Healthcare Office Management and is the current president of the Atlanta Chapter.
Sarah has been on the Continuing Education faculty at Clayton State University for five years where she teaches the Medical Coding Specialist Certificate Program.
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| Sherone LLoyd |
Ronnie joined University Health Services in January 2014 as a medical assistant. Ronnie brings over 15 years of experience in her field to Health Services having most recently worked with The Emory Clinic for the past several years. Ronnie received her degree in medical assisting from South Georgia Technical College and is presently continuing her education to become a registered nurse. |
| Donna Mullins |
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| Robert L. Perry |
Mr. Perry is currently a safety engineering inspector for Georgia Department of Labor and has been since July 2007. Prior to that he worked as a stationary engineer for the Ford Motor Company for 29 years before retiring. He has been a part time instructor of Power Plant Technology since the fall of 1993. He is also an Examining Engineer and a member of the Georgia State Association of Power Engineers.
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| Tawana Randall |
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| Synthia Reese |
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| Ophelia Rivera |
Ophelia M. Rivera joined the CSU Continuing Education Program faculty in 2006 after 18 years of service with the Clayton County Public Schools. With the support of the program coordinators, she developed the curriculum for the Total Spanish Courses.
She graduated from the University of Puerto Rico with a BA in Education, and has a Master of Science in Education from Walden University in Minneapolis. Her educational and professional interests lie in the implementation of advanced literacy methods targeting English and Spanish language learners.
Outside of academia, Ophelia loves music and the arts, performing occasionally with a three-piece band around town. She brings the elements of her personal talents to the classroom, where they are used to reinforce skills and share social and cultural insights.
Her goal is to make listening and speaking in the target language a dynamic and enjoyable experience. She promotes her students to enjoy the journey of learning a second language!
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| Kendolyn Smith |
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| Stephanie Woodard |
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