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Administration and Faculty
Director and Founder of CALCampus
Instructor: English, TESOL
B.A. in English, University of Miami, Florida; Masters Degree in
Education--Curriculum and Instruction with concentration in English as
a Second Language, Keene State College, New Hampshire; New Hampshire
Experienced Educator Certification, English. Certified Secondary
Principal, Association of Christian Schools International. Former
English Instructor, Fitchburg State College, Massachusetts; U.S. Navy
Officer and Instructor
at the U.S. Naval Academy Preparatory School, Rhode Island; Director of
computer learning center for U.S. Army, Ft. Devens, Massachusetts.
Instructor, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. Professional writer on the use
of computers in education. Founder and director of the Computer
Assisted Learning Center (CALC), 1982; CALC Online Campus, 1986;
CALCampus, 1995.
School Committee -- Senior Faculty Member
Mathematics Department Head
Instructor: Mathematics
B.S. in Engineering Physics, University of Montana; Masters
Degree in Natural Science with mathematics emphasis, University of
Idaho. Retired high school math teacher (25 years). Mr. Austin has
taught many
mathematics and computer applications courses to adult students
in an extension program of North Idaho College, Couer'd Alene, Idaho.
Prior to teaching, he was a World War II Air Force pilot, a Korean war
veteren (nuclear weapons) and a Cold War warrior. He was a SAC aircraft
commander flying B-47's during the 1950's and flew the Hump
during World War II. Mr.Austin has taught in CALC since 1989.
School Committee -- School Attorney
Instructor: Business; Social Sciences; Legal Studies
B.A. in American Civilization, University of Miami, Florida; Juris
Doctor,
Western New England Law School, Massachusetts.
Attorney Morabito is
licensed to practice law in New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
He has been a practicing attorney since 1986 and also has been a
licensed real estate broker. He holds secondary level teaching
certification from the Association of Christian Schools International
with endorsements for Social Sciences, English, and Language Arts. Mr.
Morabito has been teaching in CALC since 1986.
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George Austin-Martin
Instructor: Mathematics
B.S. in Mathematics with a minor in Electrical Engineering from the
Lamar State College of Technology; M.S. and Ph.D. from the University
of New Mexico. Dr. Austin- Martin has taught mathematics at the
University of New Mexico, Stephens College in Columbia, Mo, College of
Santa Fe in Santa Fe, New Mexico, was Assistant Director of Academic
Computing at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY. He worked several
years as an Electrical Engineer and Systems Analyst at Los Alamos
National Laboratories in Los Alamos, NM. Dr. Austin-Martin is the
author of numerous articles on mathematics published in professional
mathematics journals and presentations at the state, national, and
international conferences.
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Maher Atteya
Instructor: Science
B.S. in Chemical Engineering, Carl Scholemmer Technische Hochschule,
Germany; M.S. Chemical Engineering, Carl Scholemmer Technische
Hochschule, Germany; M.S. in Chemistry, Kansas State University; Ph.D.
in Applied Chemistry, Colorado School of Mines, Post Doctorate Research
at University of Denver. Instructor of Chemistry at Denver Metropolitan
State College, Colorado School of Mines, Life University, Clayton State
University and Georgia Perimeter College.
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Nicholas Bergan
Instructor: Economics; Statistics; Business
B.A. in Economics, Saint Louis University; Master of Science in Economics, Florida State University. Mr. Bergan has extensive online teaching experience on the university and high school levels. He has taught at National American University, Grantham University, Broward Community College, Northwood University, Palm Beach Community College, and Atlantic High School.
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Julie Blankenship
Instructor: C Programming, C++ Programming, QuickBASIC
B.S. in Computer Science, Thomas Edison State College; Masters Degree
in Science--Information
Systems, University of Phoenix. Since 1987, Ms. Blankenship has worked
for the Federal Aviation Administration as
Software Engineer/Analyst. Developer of quality assurance procedures,
test procedures and program
maintenance. Certified in SEI/CMMI Software Engineering processes and
practices.
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English & Humanities Department Head
Instructor: Humanities; English; Social Sciences
B.A. in Sociology, minor Philosophy, Creighton University, Nebraska;
M.S. in Education, minor English, Creighton University, Nebraska;
Education Specialist in Educational Administration and Supervision,
University of Nebraska; Ed.D. in Education, California Coast
University, California. Former English teacher at Boys Town; instructor
at Clackamas Community College; instructor at University of Phoenix.
Former public high school principal and superintendent. Nebraska
Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee.
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Carlos Davis
Instructor: Science
M.A. in Educational Technology and Learning, Azusa Pacific University,
CA; B.S. in Biology, Arizona State University; A.A. in Letters, Arts,
Sciences and A.S.in Natural Sciences, Antelope Valley College, CA. Mr.
Davis holds teacher certification in science: biological sciences from
the state of California and has been teaching since 2000.
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Samantha Devoid
CALCampus Instructor: Science
B.A. in Biology, Saint Anselm College, NH; Master of Education,
University of Massachusetts;
M.S. in Biology, University of Massachusetts. Ms. Devoid holds teacher
certifications in
Biology/Life Sciences from the state of Wisconsin and the state of
Massachusetts. She has
extensive work experience in the field of biology and has taught high
school level science.
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Timothy Gehle
Instructor: Mathematics and Social Sciences
B.A. in Liberal Arts, Olivet College, MI; Master of Religious Education
in Educational Administration, Cornerstone University/Grand Rapids
Baptist Seminary; Doctor of Christian Education, Phoenix University of
Theology. Dr. Gehle has taught high school and college
mathematics at various schools, including Olivet College, Jackson
Community College, First Assembly Christian School, and Alpha Omega
Academy. He is also an experienced high school guidance counselor and
former principal. Mr. Gehle holds certifications as a secondary
principal and teacher of social studies and mathematics.
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Instructor: English; TESOL; Social Sciences; Humanities; Religion
B.Ed., Toronto; Ontario Teaching Certificate, Toronto;
B.A. in Classical Studies, University of Wales, Great Britain;
Specialist Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL),
Toronto;
Specialist Certificate in Special Education, Toronto;
M.A. in Philosophy, University of Ottawa, Canada;
M.A. in Religion, McMaster University, Canada;
Ph.D. in Religious Studies/Theology, University of Toronto.
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Debora Ladner
Instructor: Science
B.S. in Biology with Chemistry minor, William Carey University; M.S. in Biology/Marine Science, University of South Alabama; Ph.D. in Environmental Science, Jackson State University. Dr. Ladner is experienced in online and offline teaching. She has taught at Park University, Troy University, Delgado Community College, Jackson State University, Long Beach Middle School, University of South Alabama, and Prentiss College.
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Carl Edwin Lindgren
Instructor: Humanities; Social Sciences
D.Ed., University of South Africa; S.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction,
University of Mississippi; M.Ed. in History and B.A.E. in Social
Science and
History, University of Mississippi; F.C.P., College of Teachers
(London).
Dr. Lindgren is a professor of history at American Military University
and
is a Fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science. Lindgren has
written
over 200 articles and is associated with the Royal Historical Society
(London University), Royal Asiatic Society, the noted World Innovation
Foundation and has a knighthood in the Equestrian Order of the Holy
Sepulchre of Jerusalem (Vatican).
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Computer Science and Science Departments Head
Instructor: Computer Science; Science
B.S. in Pharmacy, University of Michigan; James Angel Scholar. Graduate
studies, Eastern Michigan University,
LISP, Pascal and 80XX Assembly Language. Pharmacy Coordinator, Kroger
Company, 12 years. Hiring and training pharmacists and management in
retail skills, and writing software for use in the drug store
environment. Mr. Moore is the president of the Bowling Green Area
Microcomputer Users Group in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a non-profit
group dedicated to recycling computers and bringing an understanding of
technology to the people of South Central Kentucky. CALC instructor
since 1988, teaching Chemistry, Biology, Health, and computer science
courses. Mr. Moore holds secondary teacher certification from the
Association of Christian Schools International with a major in
chemistry.
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Elena Morabito
Instructor: Foreign Languages; TESOL
B.A. magna cum laude with a
major in Modern Languages and Cultures, University of Rochester;
Master of Arts in Slavic Languages and Literature specializing in
Slavic
Linguistics, University of California-Berkeley; M.A. in Slavic
Languages and
Literatures, University of Toronto, Canada. Ms.
Morabito is working on a Ph.D. in Slavic Linguistics at the University
of
California-Berkeley. She has taught Russian at Berkeley; English at the
Institut International de Rambouillet, France; and English and American
Civilization
at St. Petersburg State University, Russia. She worked as a researcher
at
the Center for the Study of Democracy, Bulgaria; and has done other
advanced
study in language teaching in Russia, Croatia, and Poland.
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Kristina Nelson
Instructor: English; Psychology
B.A. in Literature, California State University; M.A. in Literature and
Composition, California
State University; M.S. in Psychology, California Coast University. Ms.
Nelson is currently
working on a doctorate in Educational Technology at Northcentral
University. She has taught English at several colleges and high schools
including Westwood
College, DeVry University, the Art Institute Online, Riverside
Community College, Queens of
Angels School, Lincoln School, and Corona High School. She is a poet;
has had her poetry
published with Illiad Press, as well as the California State University
Press; and has operated an editing service for published writers. She
holds teacher certification from the
Colorado Department of Higher Education in the subjects of English
Composition, English, and
General Studies.
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Mirjana Radovic-Markovic
Instructor: Business; Management; e-Commerce; Organizational Behavior; HRM
Ph.D. in Economic Sciences, University of Belgrade; Master of Science, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade; Diploma of High Educational Qualification, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade. Dr. Radovic-Markovic has done advanced studies in the Netherlands, USA, and Russia. She has been a lecturer and professor in the field of entrepreneurship and management on the Faculty for Management BK, Belgrade; Farleigh Dickinson University, USA; Akamai University, USA; Lacrosse University, USA; BCCS College, Belgrade; and Pebble Hills University, Italy. Dr. Radovic-Markovic has authored many books and articles in her field; and she is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Sciences, Belgrade.
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Paul Sadler
Instructor: Social Sciences; Mathematics
B.A. in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles; M.A. in
History, Mathematics teaching minor, Northern Arizona University, AZ;
postgraduate studies in secondary teaching, University of Phoenix, AZ.
Mr. Sadler has been teaching for many years and is currently on the
faculties of Alpha Omega Academy, the University of Phoenix, and
Maricopa Community College. He holds a Standard Secondary Education
7-12 teaching certificate from the Arizona Department of Education for
Economics, History, and Mathematics, as well as a Community College
Certificate from the State Board of Directors for Community Colleges of
Arizona.
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Jerry Sarchet
Instructor: Social Sciences
B.A. in History, minor in Military Science, Capital University, OH; Master of Education in Secondary Social Studies, Campbell University, NC. Teaching certification for 9-12 Social Studies in Ohio and North Carolina. Captain Sarchet is a veteran of the United States Army, having been deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq). He has taught AP U.S. History, Geography, English Literature, Civics, AP. U.S. Government, Honors U.S. History, Civics and Economics, and World History at the high school level in North Carolina and Maryland. Mr. Sarchet currently teaches and is the head football coach at The Avalon School.
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Steve Schackne
Instructor: Linguistics; TESOL
B.A. in English and Dramatic Arts, the University of North Carolina;
M.S. in TESOL, University at Albany, SUNY, NY. Deerfield Academy.
Steve Schackne has spent over 25 years in the fields of education and
linguistics, including teaching positions at the University of Macau,
Macau; Xiamen University, China; and Oklahoma State University in
Taiwan. In addition to teaching,
Mr. Schackne's background includes teacher training, program
administration, and online-distance learning.
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Shannon Voyles
Instructor: English; Study Skills; Religion
B.A. English, Hanover College; Masters of Education degree, Indiana
Wesleyan
University. Mrs. Voyles is a high school English and American Studies
teacher who is certified by the State of Indiana to teach grades 5-12.
She
is also an online instructor and course developer for Taylor University
teaching Educational Psychology and an online instructor for American
Public
University System teaching Introduction to Online Learning. She is
currently
working towards her 18 graduate hours in English from Morehead State
University in an online format.
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Beverly Williams
Instructor: Accounting, Finance, International Business, Basic Computer
Bachelors and Masters Degree from the University of Phoenix in Business
Administration. Employment with Bridgestone Firestone North American
Corporate Headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee. Extensive experience in
Materials Management and Logistics in the corporate world. Experience
in
teaching in business and computer studies with CALCampus since 2000.
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Ashley Fryer
Technical Advisor
Ashley Fryer has been programming microcomputers since 1982.
During his career, he has written software for many companies around
the Pacific Northwest including Skylight Software, VisionWare,
GrokWare,
Pentari, and Microsoft. He is president of Black Market Software.
His other interests include playing the violin, juggling, and reading
science
fiction. Mr. Fryer programmed the CALC Academic Quiz Center on our
former GEnie campus and also was one of our early instructors, having
taught Computer Science in CALC from 1986 through the early 1990s.
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