Randy Barton
Randy Barton is an instructor in the Columbia College Business and Economics department. He has a B.A. and an MBA from California State University, Stanislaus. Randy has taught part-time for Columbia College since 1997 and has been teaching full time since 2005.
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Kathy Sullivan
Kathy Sullivan is a Child Development Instructor. She has been with Columbia College since 1989. She first attended the Early Childhood Program at San Jose City College , completed her BA in Child Development at CSU Stanislaus and hold a Masters in Human Development with a Specialization in College Teaching from Pacific Oaks College .Along with co--teaching the Career Tools for Excellence class, Kathy has been very instrumental in the development of the new child development facility, scheduled to open in Fall 2009. You can visit her website here. |
Meryl Soto
Has been an English instructor at Columbia College since 1994.
Meryl has been the editor of the Columbia Collge Spring Review
since 1995. Meryl graduated from California State University, Fresno with a B.A. in English and an M.A. in Non-Fiction Prose and Composition Rhetoric.
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Jeff Fitzwater
In addition to co-teaching the Career Tools course in the past, Jeff Fitzwater is a counselor at Columbia College and also teaches in the Guidance Department. Jeff has a BA in Political Science and an MA in Education/ Counseling.
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Melissa Colόn
Melissa Colόn is in her seventh year of teaching at Columbia College. She has a BS in Business administration from University of the Pacific and a Master's degree in Education with an emphasis in Online Teaching and Learning. Melissa is part of the original Tools Team and has been a speaker and technical help. She currently teaches Video Production, Flash animation, XHTML and Photoshop for the web among other classes. Visit Melissa's Website
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Patricia Harrelson
Patricia Harrelson retired from Columbia College in the spring of 2007. She had been an instructor in the English Dept. since 1982, and was the coordinator in the AAC until the spring of 2007. She has a BS and an MA from California State University, Stanislaus and an MFA from Antioch University Creative Writing program. She has a published story titled Child 2000 if you would like to sample her writing. Visit Patricia's Website
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