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Adams was a school teacher in Washington,
D.C. for the Department of Defense Dependents
Schools. Currently, she is a DoDDS instructor
in Okinawa and has been with CTC's adjunct
faculty since March 2002, teaching Curriculum
Resources for Early Childhood and Creative
Arts for Early Childhood. Dr. Adams holds
a Ph.D. from the Union Institute in Administration
in Special Education, a Master's from Howard
University in Special Education, and a Bachelor's
in Elementary Education from Federal City
College. |
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Paul
ANGLADE |
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Mr.
Anglade joined CTC's adjunct faculty in
2003 as a distance learning instructor of
sociology. Prior to this, he retired from
the military as a Lieutenant Commander of
the navy, having specialized in strategic
planning. Mr. Anglade teaches Introduction
to Sociology and Marriage and the Family.
He holds a Master of Public Administration
from Troy State University and Bachelor's
Degree in Sociology/Journalism from Howard
University. |
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Mr.
Baldonado joined the Pacific Far East Campus
in May of 2005 as an instructor in the Human
Resource and Business Management curriculums.
He is also serving in the U. S. Air Force
as an information manager providing guidance
on assigned administrative support functions.
Mr. Baldonado holds a Master of Science
in Human Resources Administration from Central
Michigan University and a Bachelor of Arts
in Psychology from San Diego State University.
He is currently pursuing a doctorate degree
in business administration from Northcentral
University and resides in Korea. |
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Ms.
Beck has been a school teacher since 1997
in Florida and then in Colorado. She joined
CTC in October 2005 and currently teaches
Developmental Studies for Language Arts
and Basic Skills Education Program in Japan.
Ms. Beck has a Bachelor of Science in Elementary
Education from the University of Colorado.
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R. BENTON |
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Mr.
Benton joined CTC in February 2005 as a
computer instructor in Korea. Prior to this,
Mr. Benton provided on-site technical assistance
with software operating systems. He currently
teaches Integrated Software Applications
and Database Applications and holds a Bachelor
of Science in Information Systems Management
from the University of Maryland University
College. |
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J.
BLACK |
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Mr.
Black joined CTC in November of 1998 as
a part-time instructor, teaching Problem
Solving, Introduction to the Internet, Microsoft
PowerPoint, Introduction to PC Operating
Systems, and Introduction to Word Processing.
Mr. Black has a Bachelor's from the University
of Maryland University College and lives
in Korea. |
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Bruce
BOOKOUT |
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Mr.
Bookout is one of the distinguished group
of instructors contributing to our program
in Diego Garcia. He has taught mathematics
since joining CTC in June 2003 while simultaneously
serving as a site manager for Northrop Grumman
Information Technology. There he oversees
all operational and maintenance activities
on the site, including civil engineering,
security, quality control, training, and
personnel administration. Mr. Bookout holds
a Master's from Webster University in Space
Systems Operations Management and a Bachelor's
in Physics from the University of Florida.
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Gary
BOOTS |
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Mr.
Boots has taught College Algebra for CTC
in Japan since March 2005. Mr. Boots is
a life-long educator, having served as the
assistant director of human resources for
Plano Independent School District in Plano,
TX, in addition to school teacher. He holds
a Master of Education in Secondary Education
and a Bachelor of Arts from the University
of Northern Iowa. |
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John
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Mr.
Bradford teaches General Biology out of
Japan. He is a lieutenant in the U. S. Army
and joined CTC in March 2005. Mr. Bradford
has a Master's in Biological Sciences from
Wichita State University and a Bachelor's
Degree from the University of Kentucky-Lexington.
He currently serves as chief of the Environmental
Health Program at Camp Zama. |
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Donna
BREWER |
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Ms.
Brewer is a member of CTC's Criminal Justice
program as an adjunct faculty teaching Police
Systems & Practices, Child Abuse, Prevention
and Investigation, Fundamentals of Criminal
Law, and Rights of Prisoners in Okinawa.
In addition to joining CTC in March of 2003,
Ms. Brewer also works for the Army Criminal
Investigation Davison in Okinawa. |
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David BROWN |
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David
Brown was a full-time instructor with CTC
in 1993-1994, rejoining the Pacific Far
East Campus in January of last year as a
full-time computer instructor. Mr. Brown
received his Bachelor's Degree in Computer
Science from West Point Military Academy,
after which he served in the military before
transitioning to the civilian sector of
the military for 10 years, installing hardware
and software and performing updates and
training. Mr. Brown is based in Mainland
Japan. |
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John BURZYNSKI |
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Mr.
Burzynski joined CTC in August of 2002 as
an adjunct faculty for the school's business
management program. Mr. Burzynski is a military
retiree with more than 30 years of experience
in business management. He lives in Korea
and holds a Master of Science in Administration
from Central Michigan University and a Bachelor's
from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
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Cannon is a DoDDS teacher in Japan while
serving on CTC's adjunct faculty for the
Child Development program. Courses taught
include Creative Arts for Early Childhood,
Child Guidance, and Family and the Community.
Ms. Cannon holds a Master of Science in
Nursing from Georgetown University, Bachelor's
Degree from Southeastern Massachusetts University,
and a Teaching Certificate from Rio Salado
College. |
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Jillian
CARILLI |
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Ms.
Carilli comes to CTC's Legal Studies program
as an adjunct faculty from a law firm in
Washington, where she practiced civil law
as a family law attorney. She holds a Juris
Doctor from Tulane University's School of
Law and a BA in English from the University
of Missouri. Ms. Carilli lives in Japan
and has taught Contracts and Introduction
to Law and the Legal Profession. |
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Rita CHUNG |
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Ms.
Chung began her career with CTC teaching
for the English Language Training Program
for KATUSA and American Preparatory Institute/College
Non-Credit program. She became a full-time
distance learning Government instructor
in 2004. Prior to joining CTC, Ms. Chung's
professional experience was rooted in communications
and marketing. She is based in Korea and
holds a Bachelor's and Master's in International
Politics and East Asian Studies, respectively,
from Georgetown University. |
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John CLEARY |
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Since
1994, Mr. Cleary has instructed CTC students
in management and history. Before joining
CTC, he worked as an Intelligence Operations
Specialist and Special Operations Officer
for the U. S. Army. Mr. Cleary has long
held an interest in foreign language and
culture, having obtained his Master's Degree
in 20th Century History (Asian/African Studies)
and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
from St. John's University. He currently
lives in Korea. |
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Carrie CLINE |
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Ms.
Cline joined CTC in May of 2004 as an instructor
of Business Writing and Composition classes.
She holds an MA and BA in English from Wichita
State University. Ms. Cline currently resides
in Okinawa. |
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Nicole CONRAD |
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Ms.
Conrad has been a teacher her entire life,
instructing students in fine arts and cultural
studies across the Pacific Far East and
in the U. S. She began her career with CTC
as a part-time fine arts instructor before
joining the full-time faculty in 2001. Ms.
Conrad holds both a Master's and Bachelor's
Degree in Fine Arts from Arizona State University.
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Thomas COX |
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Mr.
Cox teaches Crime in America, Criminalistics,
and Introduction to Criminal Justice. He
joined CTC in September of 2004 and currently
commands a unit of federal law enforcement
agents under the Air Force Office of Special
Investigation in Korea. Mr. Cox holds a
Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from
the University of Nebraska at Omaha. |
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Gene
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Mr.
Defreitas served in the U. S. Marine Corps
for 20 years before joining CTC as a management
and computer instructor. While in the military,
he assumed various management positions
involving auditing, asset management, and
other accounting functions. He was also
a computer instructor for the Army and holds
a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Campbell
University and a Master's Degree in Management
from Troy State University. Mr. Defreitas
is based in Okinawa. His classes include
Principles of Management, Integrated Software
Applications, Introduction to Word Processing,
and Entrepreneurship and Business Development.
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Marcello DELANO |
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Since
1986, Mr. Delano has worked as an antiterrorism
force protection, investigations, correction,
and law enforcement specialist with the
U. S. Navy. He joined CTC in January of
2005 as an adjunct faculty for the Criminal
Justice Program in Guam and holds a Bachelor
and Master of Science in Education from
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
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Gasper DELISE |
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Ms.
Diggs is a DoDDS teacher who joined CTC
in October of 2003 as an instructor for
the Child Development program in Okinawa
teaching Nutrition, Safety and health, Early
Childhood Development, and Introduction
to Early childhood Professions. Ms. Diggs
holds a Master's in Special Education from
Bowie State University, Master's in Educational
Leadership from Troy State University, and
Bachelor's in Special Education from the
University of the district of Columbia.
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Sally
DONALDSON |
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Ms.
Donaldson was a real estate specialist before
she began her teaching career in secondary
education. Her students extended to adults
when she joined CTC in 1995 as a part-time
instructor of fine arts, becoming a full-time
instructor in early 2004. Ms. Donaldson
holds a Master of Arts in Education Supervision
and Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education
from Texas A&M University. She currently
resides in Mainland Japan. |
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Eberl was briefly a part-time instructor
before joining the school's full-time English
faculty in 2004. His early professional
years were spent in environmental sciences,
working with various government agencies
and compiling scientific data. He later
moved onto computers, having worked in technical
support for several years before coming
to Korea and initiating a new career in
teaching. Mr. Eberl is based in Korea and
holds a Master's in English and Bachelor's
in Biology from Humboldt State University.
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Jamie
ENGBERG |
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Ms.
Engberg's career has been devoted to the
instruction of mathematics to high school
and college students. She became a member
of CTC's full-time faculty of mathematics
in 2005. Ms. Engberg is based in Korea
and received her Master's in Mathematics
from Eastern New Mexico University and
her Bachelor's in Mathematics from St.
Olaf College.
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Frances
FISTER-STOGA |
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Ms.
Fister-Stoga is an adjunct faculty for
CTC's English curriculum in Japan. Prior
to joining CTC in March of 2005, Ms. Fister-Stoga
served with several other colleges, including
Tokyo University, the University of Maryland,
and Temple University in Japan. She holds
several degrees, including a Master of
Arts in English from McGill University
and a Bachelor's in English from the University
of Massachusetts. She has been working
on her Doctorate in Education with the
University of Bristol since 2001.
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Maria FLORES |
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Ms.
Flores became part of CTC's full-time faculty
in September of 2005, teaching Principles
of Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting,
and Business Principles. Previously, she
was with MWR and a controller for the travel
industry. Ms. Flores holds an MBA from the
University of Guam and a Bachelor of Science
in Tourism from the University of the Philippines.
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Kathleen A. FRANCISCO |
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Ms.
Francisco is a graduate of the University
of Maryland's Business Administration program
and holds an MPA from the University of
Oklahoma. Prior to joining CTC in December
of 2005 to teach Small Business Accounting
and Personal Finance in Okinawa, she was
an Education Services Specialist. |
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R. FUNK |
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Mr.
Funk came to CTC in May of 2004 after serving
twenty years with the U. S. Marine Corps.,
ten of which were also spent working with
education institutions like the U. S. Naval
Academy. Mr. Funk holds an MA in political
science from Kansas State University, MPA
from the University of Oklahoma, and BA
from the University of Central Florida.
He is currently an adjunct faculty in CTC's
government curriculum out of Japan. |
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GARDNER |
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Gardner is an adjunct faculty for CTC's
criminal justice program in Japan. His classes
include Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement
and Criminal Investigation. Mr. Gardner
has taught for other educational institutions
including The Citadel and the University
of South Carolina, having received his Master
of Criminal Justice from USC and BA in political
science from Niagara University. |
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Ronald
GILCHRIST |
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Mr.
Gilchrest teaches Principles of Management
and Human Resource Management for CTC's
business management program in Korea. He
is also certified in numerous computer,
networking, administrator, and operating
systems, having spent 22 years in the U.
S. Army managing communications and technical
systems. Mr. Gilchrets holds a Master's
in Human Resource Development from the University
of Central Texas and a BS from the University
of Maryland. |
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Venice GOODWINE |
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Ms.
Goodwine brings with her more than a decade
of experience as a computer systems administrator
for such organizations as Lockheed Martin
and the Department of Defense. She is the
most recent addition to the school's full-time
faculty, holding an MBA in Executive Leadership
from William Carey College and a Bachelor's
Degree in Computer and Information Systems
from the University of Maryland. Ms. Goodwine
is based in Okinawa and teaches Integrated
Software Applications, Introduction to Computers,
Fundamentals of Networking Technologies,
Internet Commerce, Internet/Web Page Development,
and Introduction to PC Operating Systems.
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Keith GRAFF |
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Mr.
Graff is a Chief Petty Officer for the U.
S. Navy while also serving as an adjunct
faculty teaching Principles of Management,
Human Relations, and Human Resource Management
for CTC in Okinawa since August 2005. Mr.
Graff holds a Master's in Management from
Webster University and a Bachelor's in Management
from the University of Maryland. |
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Leslie GRAY |
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Mr.
Gray has been a criminal justice instructor
since August 2004 in Japan, teaching Fundamentals
of Criminal Law, Child Abuse, Prevention
& Investigation, Legal Aspects of Law
Enforcement, and Probation and Parole. Prior
to joining CTC, Mr. Gray was a United National
Police Officer in East Timor and a patrol
officer in Arizona. He holds an Associates
Degree in Criminal Justice from Mesa Community
College. |
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Dalbert GRIEB |
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Mr.
Grieb is a member of CTC's adjunct faculty
in Korea, teaching business management and
human relations. Prior to joining CTC in
August 2005, he was a regional manager with
L-3 Communication Vertex Aerospace based
in Missouri. Mr. Grieb holds a Bachelor
of Science in Management Studies from the
University of Maryland and a Master of Science
from the University of Oklahoma in Human
Relations. |
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Alfred GRISSIM |
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Mr.
Grissim joined CTC in March 2003, teaching
a variety of subjects to the military including
computers and business management. Previously,
he served in the U. S. Army for seven years
as a dining facility manager. |
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Kenneth GUALTIER |
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Mr.
Gualtier first joined CTC as a field representative
in January 2000. Shortly thereafter, he
began teaching computers as a part-time
instructor. He later became a full-time
computer instructor in October 2002 and
today teaches American Government, Integrated
Software Applications, Introduction to computers,
Web Authoring, Microsoft PowerPoint, and
Introduction to PC Operating Systems. Mr.
Gualtier is based in Korea and has a Bachelor
of Arts in Government from UMUC and a Master's
Degree from Troy State in International
Relations. He is currently working on his
Ph.D. in international relations at Yonsei
University in Seoul, Korea. Prior to joining
CTC, he worked in intelligence and personnel
administration while serving in the military.
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Anne
HALE |
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Ms.
Hale has taught military courses for CTC
in Korea since October 2003. She has served
in the military for more than 20 years and
holds a Bachelor of Science from Excelsior
College. |
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Anthony
HAMPTON |
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Mr.
Hampton is a military retiree who has taught
business management, human relations and
military courses in Korea since October
2005. He holds a Bachelor of Science in
Business Management from the University
of Maryland. |
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Roy HANES |
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Mr.
Hanes joined CTC in March 2005 as an adjunct
faculty in business management. He retired
from the military after 30 years of service,
the latter part of which was spent in the
Inspector General's Office as an installation
manager. Mr. Hanes holds a Bachelor of Science
from the University of Maryland and an MBA
from Indiana Wesleyan University. |
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Ron HARTSELL |
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Mr.
Hartsell is an adjunct instructor in psychology
for CTC in Korea. When he joined CTC in
August 2003, he was also a visiting professor
for the Department of International Office
Management at Ewha Woman's University. Mr.
Hartsell was also a counselor at St. Mary's
Medical Center Crisis Unit and the Osceola
Crisis Center. He holds a Bachelor of Arts
in Psychology and Communications from Carson-Newman
College. |
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Terry HAYS |
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Mr.
Hays is a Master Instructor for Biology
in Okinawa, having joined CTC in May 2000.
He has also taught for DoDDS in Okinawa
since 1990. Mr. Hays holds a Bachelor of
Science and Master of Science from Texas
Tech University. |
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Aaron HENSLEY |
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Mr.
Hensley is an instructor for the Aircraft
Maintenance program in Japan. He has served
with the Air Force since 1994 and currently
instructs c-130 aircraft maintenance for
the military. Mr. Hensley holds a Bachelor
of Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University. |
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Joseph HIRNIAK |
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Mr.
Hirniak in an adjunct faculty for the History
curriculum in Okinawa. He joined CTC in
September 2005 and holds a Master of Arts
in History from Millersville University.
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Lynn HOLMES |
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Ms.
Holmes teaches for CTC's Early Childhood
Development program in Japan. She joined
CTC in October 2004 and has taught Nutrition,
Health and Safety; and Family and the Community,
simultaneously serving with the MWR as a
training and curriculum specialist. Ms.
Holmes holds a Bachelor of Science from
Norfolk State University. |
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Candace L. HUNSTIGER |
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Ms.
Hunstiger joined CTC in June 2005 as a Government
adjunct faculty. Simultaneously, she serves
as the General Law Chief with the U.S. Air
Force in Diego Garcia. Ms. Hunstiger holds
a B.A. in History from St. Cloud State University
and a J.D. from the CUA Columbus School
of Law. |
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Jackson has taught aviation maintenance
in Okinawa since August 2004 while also
serving with the U.S. Air Force since 1982.
Prior to joining CTC, he served in various
teaching and maintenance positions in the
U.S. Mr. Jackson holds an MBA from the University
of South Dakota and a BA from Black Hills
State University. |
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Thomas JONES |
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Dr.
Jones has been an adjunct faculty for Psychology
since August 2005 in Japan. Currently, he
is a social science analyst for the U.S.
Government, performing diagnostic work and
providing a full range of counseling and
therapy support to all age groups. Dr. Jones
holds a Ph.D. from the Institute for Human
Sciences and an M.A. from National University.
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Linda JOO |
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Ms.
Joo has taught for CTC's Psychology curriculum
since June 1998. Prior to this, she provided
assessments and outreach for children and
adolescents in New York. Ms. Joo holds an
Master's in Social Work from New York University.
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Mr.
Jung was a part-time instructor for math
and FAST classes before joining the school's
full-time faculty last year, teaching Elementary
Statistical Methods, Introduction to computers,
College Algebra, and Web Authoring. His
professional experience also includes engineer
and business owner against an educational
background that includes a Master of Science
in Engineering from the University of New
Haven and a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
from the University of Connecticut. Mr.
Jung is based in Korea and also holds a
Master's Degree in Education from National
University. |
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Mina JUNG |
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Mina
Jung has taught for CTC's College Non-Credit
programs since April 1998. She holds a Bachelor
of Science in Education and Psychology from
Indiana University. |
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Kenneth JUNGJOHAN |
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Mr.
Jungjohan is based in Diego Garcia and has
taught the school's computer science program
since January 2006, including Introduction
to Word Processing, Introduction to Spreadsheets,
Integrated Software Application, and Internet/Web
Page Development. He currently serves as
a network specialist for the U.S. Navy and
holds an MSc from the University of Phoenix
and BS in Sociology from the University
of New York. |
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Karmelin teaches computer science in Korea.
Since joining CTC in May 2004, he provided
computer support to the U.S. Army. Mr. Karmelin
holds an MBA from Golden Gate University
and a B.S. in Computer Science from the
University of Southern Mississippi. |
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Mary KELLEY |
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Ms.
Kelley has been a speech instructor in Okinawa
since April 2002. Prior to this, she was
a speech pathologist for DoDDS for almost
20 years. Ms. Kelley holds a Master's in
Education from Penn State and a Bachelor's
from Bloombsburg State University. |
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Dong Ho KIM |
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Mr.
Kim joined CTC in November 2005 as a adjunct
faculty for the Business Management curriculum.
Mr. Kim also taught for CTC in Fort Lee
and served in the U.S. Army for nine years.
He holds a Master's in Economics from North
Carolina State University and an MBA from
Murray State University. |
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Jae S. KIM |
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Mr.
Kim has been an instructor for CTC's computer
curriculum in Korea since August 2000, teaching
"Managing a Window Server," "Internet/Web
Page Development, and "Introduction
to Database." He currently serves as
a computer specialist for the U.S. Army.
Mr. Kim holds a Bachelor of Science in Electronic
Engineering Technology. |
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Young Dahl KIM |
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Mr.
Kim joined CTC in August 1994 in Korea and
currently teaches a variety of subjects,
including computers, business law, and U.S.
History. Prior to joining CTC, he was an
assistant professor at the University of
New England and the University of Southern
Maine. Mr. Kim holds a Master's in History
from Hunter College and an MBA from Rutgers
University. |
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Pooying KIMBALL-HUTH |
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Ms.
Kimball-Huth joined CTC in August 2005 as
an adjunct faculty for the Sociology curriculum
in Okinawa. She also works with the DOD
Task Force on Sexual Harassment and Violence
at the Military, previously serving as an
information and referral specialist with
Marine and Family Services. Ms. Kimball-Huth
holds a Masters of Human Relations from
the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor's
in Sociology from West Texas A&M University.
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Russell KROGH |
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Mr.
Krogh first joined CTC as a field representative
back in March 1989. He was also a part-time
management and law enforcement instructor
before becoming a member of the school's
full-time faculty of management and criminal
justice in January 1996. Mr. Krogh is based
in Korea and has an Associates Degree in
General Studies from Central Texas College.
He was a sergeant in the military, serving
in such positions as correctional guard
supervisor, patrol supervisor, unit police
supervisor, artillery firing analyst, and
machine gunner prior to joining CTC. |
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Brian LAAKANIEMI |
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Mr.
Laakaniemi has taught Biology in Diego Garcia
since August 2005 while serving as a flight
surgeon for the U.S. Navy. He holds an M.D.
in Medicine from Case Western Reserve University
and a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from
Bowling Green State University. |
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Alan LAUGHTER |
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Mr.
Laughter served with the U.S. Army for four
years before joining CTC in January 2005
as an adjunct faculty for the Criminal Justice
program in Korea. His classes include "Crime
in America," "Terrorism: Groups,
Strategies, and Responses," and "Criminal
Investigation." Mr. Laughter holds
a Bachelor of Science in Administration
of Justice from the University of North
Carolina. |
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Yong H. LEE |
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Ms.
Lee first was a regional coordinator in
Korea in 2001 before returning to CTC as
an instructor for the ELTPK and business
management program in August 2005. She holds
a Master of Arts from George Washington
University and a Bachelor of Arts from the
University of Texas at Austin. |
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Roy LOCKWOOD |
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Mr.
Lockwood joined CTC in March 2004 as an
adjunct faculty for Economics in Japan.
He holds a Master's in Economics from the
University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor of
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