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Namesakes
Dr. Dale Baum, Dept, of History
Dr. Vanessa Beasley, Dept, of Speech Comm.
Byron Blaschke, Research Engineer
Toby Boenig, Dir. Collegiate Licensing
Steven Boggs, Dept. Student Activities
Charlene Boggus, Dept. Ag Education
Dr. Ray Bowen, President of Texas A&M
Dr. Victoria Buenger, Dept, of Management
Dr. Stan Carpenter, Dept, of Education
Nancy Cassidy, Dept, of Accounting
Dr. Austin Daily, Dir. of PPA
Karen Dolliver, MSC Student Programs
Judon Fambrough, Dept, of Ag Economics
Dr. Douglas Godwin, Dept, of Education
Pat Goins, Dept, of Residence Life & Housing
RuSS Graves, AdmissionsARecords
Dr. Fred Heath, Dean A Dir. of Evans Library
Dr. John Hoyle, Dept, of Educational Admin
Marilyn Jackson, Dept. Army ROIC
Kathleen Kenefick, West Campus Library
Amy Klinkovsky, College of Education
Mr. William Krumm, Vice President, Finance
Basil Lister, Dir. of Food Services
Dr. Chris Mathewson, Dept, of Engineering Geology
Mary Miller, Assoc. VP of Administration
Ann Marie Morgan, Dept, of student Activities
Mary Beth Mountan, Dept, of Biomedical Science
Dr. Lisa Ottinger, Dept, of INFO
Steven Pace, Aggie Card Administrator
Vic Romero, Dept, of Student Affairs
Debe Shafer, Dept, of Health/KINE
John Seibert, Dept, of Ag. Economics
Dr. Nancy Simpson, Dept, of Mathematics
Dr. Chris Skaggs, Dept, of Animal Science
Dr. Don Tomlinson, Dept, of Journalism
Wanda Watson, General Studies Advisor
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