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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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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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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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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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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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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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Sally
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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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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
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Kelly MCDONALD |
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McDonald teaches for the Criminal Justice
program in Japan. Prior to joining CTC in
October 2005, she worked from the United
States District t Court for the District
of Kansas and directed the Child Advocacy
Center in North Carolina. Ms. McDonald holds
a JD from Washburn University's School of
Law and Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
from the University of Georgia. |
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Stephen McKEAN |
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Mr.
McKean first joined CTC as a field representative
in 1998. In August 1998, he was a part–time
instructor in management and law enforcement
before becoming a full-time faculty member
in criminal justice in January 1999. Prior
to coming on board with CTC, Mr. McKean
spent nearly 30 years in the Army, specializing
in military intelligence. He is based in
Korea and holds a Bachelor of Arts from
the State University of New York at Albany.
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Christina MINTON |
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Ms.
Minton has taught Development Studies in
Mathematics since November 2002 in Japan.
She was also a middle-school math teacher
in North Carolina and holds a Bachelor of
Science in Mathematics from Campbell University.
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William NORTON |
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Mr.
Norton became an adjunct faculty for the
Criminal Justice program in Guam in May
2005, teaching courses like "Terrorism:
Groups, Strategies and Responses."
He concurrently serves with the U.S. Navy
in Criminal Justice Administration. Mr.
Norton holds a Master's and Bachelor's Degree
in Criminal Justice Management from Hamilton
University. |
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Todd SIMMONS |
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Simmons joined CTC in June 2004 as an adjunct
faculty for the school's Criminal Justice
program in Japan. He has taught courses
that include "Crime in America,"
"Juvenile Justice System" and
"Fundamentals of Criminal Law."
Mr. Simmons currently services with the
U.S. Air Force providing oversight for assigned
investigators. |
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Karen SMITH |
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Ms.
Smith joined CTC in September 2005 as a
BSEP/HSDP instructor in Okinawa. She holds
a Bachelor of Science from Dallas Baptist
University. |
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John STEPHENS |
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Mr.
Stephens was hired in February 2002 as a
part-time instructor in human resource and
business management before he became a member
of the school's full-time faculty in October
2004. Prior to joining CTC, Mr. Stephens
spent eight years in the military and accumulated
management experience in such diverse fields
as education services, dining services management,
and budget analysis. Mr. Stephens is based
in Korea and received his Master's in Human
Resource Management from Pepperdine University
in 1978 and a B.A. in History from the University
of Nebraska at Kearney in 1973. |
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James SWEENEY |
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Dr.
Sweeney has been a lifelong teacher, having
received his Ph.D. in Education from Capella
University prior to joining CTC as an adjunct
faculty for the Anthropology curriculum
in Japan. He also holds a Master of Arts
from Azusa-pacific University and a Bachelor
of Arts from UC Santa Barbara. |
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Unruh was a part-time management and law
enforcement instructor when he came on board
with CTC in August 1996. After leaving CTC
for a brief tenure with the U.S. government,
Mr. Unruh returned as a full-time instructor
of criminal justice and management in 2004.
He is based in Korea and holds an Associates
in General Studies and Bachelor's Degree
in Business and Management from UMUC. Mr.
Unruh spent 20 years in the Army with military
police experience as a primary or secondary
duty. |
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Douglas WEST |
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Prior
to joining CTC as a criminal justice instructor,
Mr. West served in the U.S. Army and Air
Force for 25 years, working in military
law enforcement, corrections, and security.
He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Sociology from the College of Great Falls,
Montana. Mr. West is based in Okinawa. |
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Dana WIGGINS |
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Ms.
Wiggins taught high school history in Augusta,
Georgia, as well as served as a graduate
teaching assistant for the History Department
at Georgia State University while working
on her Ph.D. before joining CTC as a full-time
history instructor. She holds a Master of
Education and Bachelor of Arts in History
from Augusta State University. Ms. Wiggins
is also a member of the Southern Historical
Association and currently resides in Okinawa.
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Zeid is a full-time faculty for the Criminal
Justice curriculum in Japan, teaching such
courses as "Introduction to Criminal
Justice" and "Child Abuse, Prevention
& Investigation." He joined CTC
in May 2004 and served in the U.S. Marine
Corps for seven years with the military
police. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature
from Antioch College and an Associate of
Arts in Law Enforcement from Barstow College.
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