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1 Transfer Advocate Program (TAP) by Major SSCC faculty and staff have volunteered to share their college experiences with students interested in transferring to their alma mater or in their field of study. Contact the participants listed below to discuss their college or major. Accounting Della Beebe Point Loma JMB 135 Nazarene Univ. Aerospace Engineering Heidi Lyman * Univ. of Wash. heidi.lyman@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 176 Adult Education Dorrienne Chinn * Seattle University dorrienne.chinn@seattlecolleges.edu Paul Safstrom * Seattle University paul.safstrom@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 217 American Studies Rochelle Fonoti * University of rochelle.fonoti@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 200B Hawaii, Manoa Tish Lopez Claremont leticia.lopez@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 193 McKenna College Anthropology Rochelle Fonoti * Univ. of Wash. rochelle.fonoti@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 200B Kori Lumpkin Central Wash. Uni kori.lumpkin@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Teri Nakashima Western Wash. U. teri.nakashima@seattlecolleges.edu RS 049 Art Astrid Larsen San Francisco Art Academy; astrid.larsen@seattlecolleges.edu Montana State Art History Katie Frazier Univ. of Wash. katie.frazier@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 141 Luisa Motten Smith College luisa.motten@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Astrophysics Ted Coskey * Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas; Univ. of California, Berkeley; Univ. of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign; Univ. of Wash. ted.coskey@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 172 Biochemistry Marc Franco * University of North Carolina marc.franco@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 170 Biology Osure Brown Wash. State Univ. osure.brown@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 142 Greg Freedman Univ. of California, greg.freedman@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 220 Santa Barbara Barry Robinson Brescia University RAH 220A Christie Williams Central Wash. Univ christie.williams@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 058 Business Administration Kim Alexander Central Wash. Univ kim.alexander@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 140 Della Beebe Point Loma della.beebe@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 135 Nazarene Univ. Renata Cummings Univ. of Wash. renata.cummings@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 67 David Krull Univ. of Wash. david.krull@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 127D Page 1 of 6
2 Business Administration - Continued May Toy Lukens * Univ of San Diego may.lukens@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Kori Lumpkin * Wash. State. Univ. kori.lumpkin@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Sharon Norman Central Wash. Univ sharon.norman@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 56 Van Pham Seattle University van.pham@seattlecolleges.edu Chemistry Jake Ashcraft * University of Utah; Univ. of Wash. jacob.ashcraft@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 188 Communication Bopha Cheng Univ. of Wash. bopha.cheng@seattlecolleges.edu Virgel Paule Wash. State Univ. virgel.paule@seattlecolleges.edu Elaine O Brien Univ. of Wash. elaine.obrien@seattlecolleges.edu Amarone Thach * Univ. of Wash. amarone.thach@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 53B Matt Wojciakowski Western Michigan matt.wojo@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 79 Univ Computer Science Ravi Gandham * Univ. of Georgia ravi.gandham@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 160 Olivier Santos Santa Clara Univ. olivier.santos@seattlecolleges.edu Composition and Rhetoric Tish Lopez* Univ. of Wash. leticia.lopez@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 193 Counseling Stephen Coates- Seattle University stephen.coateswhite@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 49A White * Pam Sowell * Seattle University pamela.sowell@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Teri Nakashima * Western Wash. U. Counseling Psychology Astrid Larsen * Antioch University astrid.larsen@seattlecolleges.edu Erin Barzen * Argosy University erin.barzen@seatlecolleges.edu RSB 50 Creative Writing Lynn Christiansen Mills College lynn.christiansen@seattlecolleges.edu Mike Hickey * Univ. of Arizona; mike.hickey@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 192 Univ. of Wash. Criminal Justice Chanda Ishisaka University of chanda.ishisaka@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 220 California, Irvine Dedrick Smith * Mississippi Valley dedrick.smith@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 11 State University Cultural Geography Jon Nachman Univ. of Virginia; Univ. of Michigan jon.nachman@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 209 East Asian Languages and Literature Kris Lysaker Univ. of Wisconsin, kris.lysaker@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 206 Madison Economics Kathy Bentson Colorado College kathy.bentson@seattlecolleges.edu Ecology & Counseling Psychology Barry Robinson * Capella University RAH 220A Page 2 of 6
3 Education Erin Barzen Pacific Lutheran RSB 50 University Glenda Graham- Univ. of Wash. Walton Kathie Kwilinski Seattle University RS 11 Kim Manderbach * Seattle University kim.manderbach@seattlecollegse.edu OLY 110C Virgel Paule * Florida State Univ. virgel.paule@seattlecolleges.edu English Jake Ashcraft University of Utah jacob.ashcraft@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 188 Erin Barzen Pacific Lutheran erin.barzen@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 50 University Lynn Christiansen Mills College lynn.christiansen@seattlecolleges.edu Robert Dela-Cruz * U.S. Military robert.delacruz@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 187 Academy, West Point; Univ. of Pittsburgh Daniel Dillard Hendrix College Daniel.dillard@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 140 Blanca Farrelly * San Francisco State blanca.farrelly@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 311 Rochelle Fonoti Brigham Young Univ., rochelle.fonoti@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 200B Hawaii Marcia Kato Reed College marcia.kato@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 67 Laura Kingston * Pacific Lutheran U.; laura.kingston@seattlecolleges.edu UNI 101 West. Wash. Univ. Tish Lopez Claremont McKenna leticia.lopez@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 193 College Rosie Rimando- Washington State rosie.rimando@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Chareunsap University Mary Sitterley Arizona State Univ. mary.sitterley@seattlecolleges.edu RAH 118 Pam Sowell Univ. of Wash. pamela.sowell@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Yilin Sun Central China Normal CAS 306 Univ. Ethnic Studies Osure Brown Wash. State Univ. osure.brown@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 142 Ammara Kimso Univ. of Wash.; ammara.kimso@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057G Univ of Wisconsin Christian Granlund Wash. State Univ. christian.granlund@seattlecolleges.edu Rosie Rimando- Chareunsap Wash. State Univ. rosie.rimando@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Finance and International Business Danna Culhane Univ. of Wash danna.culhane@seattlecolleges.edu Foundati on Office Fine Art (Painting and Drawing) Akiko Masker Univ. of Wash. akiko.masker@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 109 Geography Jon Nachman * Univ. of Wash. jon.nachman@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 209 Christie Williams Central Wash. Univ christie.williams@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 058 Page 3 of 6
4 Higher Education/Student Development Administration/Educational Leadership Name: College: Phone: Office: Osure Brown * Univ. of Wash. osure.brown@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 142 Vanessa Calonzo * Seattle Univ. vanessa.calonzo@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 45 Bopha Cheng * Seattle Univ. bopha.cheng@seattlecolleges.edu Tara Compton * Seattle Univ. Tara.Compton@seattlecolleges.edu RSB Katie Frazier * Univ. of Wash.; katie.frazier@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 141 Lindsey Hoogkamer * Seattle Univ. lindsey.hoogkamer@seattlecolleges.edu Chanda Ishisaka * Seattle Univ. chanda.ishisaka@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 220 Ammara Kimso * Univ. of Wash. ammara.kimso@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 57G Jesse Knappenberger Univ. of Wash. jesse.knappenberger@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 51 Terry Paull * West. Wash. U terry.paull@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 221 Rosie Rimando- Washington rosie.rimando@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Chareunsap * State University Mary Sitterley * Univ. of Wash. mary.sitterley@seattlecolleges.edu RAH 118 Matt Wojciakowski * Seattle Univ. matt.wojo@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 79 History Alexandra Abeyta Univ. of Wash. alexandra.abeyta@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 62B Daniel Dillard * Florida State Univ. Daniel.dillard@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 140 Chad Hickox College of Idaho chad.hickox@seattlecolleges.edu Terry Paull Western Wash U. terry.paull@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 221 Paul Safstrom Seattle University CAS 217 Molly Tuttle University of Puget molly.tuttle@seattlecolleges.edu Sound Humanities Daniel Dillard Univ. of Denver Daniel.dillard@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 140 Kathie Kwilinski Seattle University kathie.kwilinski@seattlecolleges.edu RS 11 Human Resources Glenda Graham- Seattle Pacific Univ ggrahamwalton@southseattle.edu Walton * Industrial Psychology Analea Brauburger * Penn. State Univ. abrauburger@southseattle.edu TLC International Political Economy Tara Compton University of Puget Sound tara.compton@seattlecolleges.edu RSB International Studies Catherine Creason University of North Texas catherine.creason@seattlecolleges.edu RS 11 Latin American Studies Sebastian Myrick Seattle Pacific Univ sebastian.myrick@seattlecolleges.edu RAH 206 Law David Krull * Seattle University david.krull@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 127D Nicholas Price * Harvard Law nicholasprice@gmail.com Learning Technologies Katie Frazier * Pepperdine Univ. katie.frazier@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 141 Linguistics Yilin Sun * Univ. of Toronto CAS 306 Page 4 of 6
5 Math Ted Coskey Ryan Dorman * Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas; Univ of California, Berkeley Univ. of Wash.; Univ. of Wisconsin Transfer Advocates by Major ted.coskey@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 172 ryan.dorman@seattlecolleges.edu Marc Franco Univ. of Wash. marc.franco@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 170 Olivier Santos Santa Clara Univ olivier.santos@seattlecolleges.edu Medicine Greg Freedman * Ohio State Univ. greg.freedman@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 220 Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics Barry Robinson * RAH 220A Neurobiology and Behavior Kathy Bentson * Univ. of Wash. kathy.bentson@seattlecolleges.edu Nonprofit Administration Luisa Motten * Drexel University luisa.motten@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Nursing Mary Sitterley * Univ. of Wash. mary.sitterley@seattlecolleges.edu RAH 118 Nutritional Science Dorrienne Chinn Univ. of Wash. dorrienne.chinn@seattlecolleges.edu Organization and Professional Communication and Development Elaine O Brien * Ball State Univ. elaine.obrien@seattlecolleges.edu Organization Development Kim Alexander * Central Wash. Univ kim.alexander@seattlecolleges.edu TEC 140 Philosophy Ryan Dorman Univ. of Wash. ryan.dorman@seattlecolleges.edu Chad Hickox * College of Idaho; chad.hickox@seattlecolleges.edu State Univ. of New York at Buffalo Nicholas Price Univ. of Wash. nicholasprice@gmail.com Political Science Jesse Univ. of Wash. jesse.knappenberger@seattlecolleges.e RSB 051 Knappenberger du May Toy Lukens Univ. of Wash. may.lukens@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130E Terry Paull Western Wash U terry.paull@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 221 Molly Tuttle University of Puget Sound molly.tuttle@seattlecolleges.edu Primate Behavior & Ecology Kori Lumpkin Central Wash. Univ kori.lumpkin@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 130 Public Affairs/Public Administration Fernando Morado* Evergreen State fernando.morado@seattlecolleges.edu Sebastian Myrick * Univ. of Wash. sebastian.myrick@seattlecolleges.edu RAH 206 Rosie Rimando- Univ. of Wash. rosie.rimando@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 057 Chareunsap * Psychology Analea Brauburger Arizona State U. abrauburger@southseattle.edu TLC Stephen Coates-White Whitman College RSB 49A Greg Freedman Univ. of Calif., greg.freedman@seattlecolleges.edu LIB 220 Page 5 of 6
6 Santa Barbara Psychology - Continued Lindsey Hoogkamer Western Wash U lindsey.hoogkamer@seattlecolleges.edu RS 11 Secondary Education Teaching Erin Barzen Pacific Lutheran erin.barzen@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 50 University Vanessa Calonzo Wash. State Univ. vanessa.calonzo@seattlecolleges.edu RS 45 Social Studies Vanessa Calonzo Wash. State Univ. vanessa.calonzo@seattlecolleges.edu RS 45 Sociology Lindsey Hoogkamer Western Wash. U. lindsey.hoogkamer@seattlecolleges.edu RS 11 Kim Manderbach Pitzer College kim.manderbach@seattlecolleges.edu OLY 110C Fernando Morado Univ. of Wash. fernando.morado@seattlecolleges.edu Teri Nakashima Western Wash. U teri.nakashima@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 049 Christie Williams Central Wash. Univ christie.williams@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 056 Sports Management Christian Granlund Wash. State Univ. christian.granlund@seattlecolleges.edu Teaching Alexandra Abeyta * Univ. of Wash. alexandra.abeyta@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 62B Teaching English as a Second Language Blanca Farrelly * San Francisco blanca.farrelly@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 311 State Univ. Kris Lysaker * Seattle Univ. kris.lysaker@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 206 Tiffany Woods-Long* Multnomah Univ tiffany.woodslong@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 216 Theology Tiffany Woods-Long Multnomah Univ tiffany.woodslong@seattlecolleges.edu CAS 216 Tourism Development and Management/Hospitality Management Amarone Thach Arizona State Uni. amarone.thach@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 53B Women Studies Osure Brown Wash. State Univ. osure.brown@seattlecolleges.edu JMB 142 Zoology Marc Franco Univ. of Wash. marc.franco@seattlecolleges.edu RSB 170 Page 6 of 6
Ethnic Studies Asst 54, ,315-3, ,229 6,229. Gen Honors/UC Asso 64, ,402-4, ,430 24,430
A&S Prof 99,280 157 110,954-11,674-10.52 1,832,807 2,010,866 Asso 70,144 112 73,921-3,777-5.11 422,998 603,376 Asst 60,165 82 62,465-2,300-3.68 188,570 269,597 Total 80,845 351 87,809-6,964-7.93 2,444,375
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