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Psychology Shannon Hunt Education: MAC, Lincoln Christian University Professional Experience: LAPU, Full-time faculty, lead instructor for BAAP department, CAPC member, IRB member. Crisis Team Member and Trainer, Glendale Fire Department. My professional experience encompasses the roles of professor, crisis interventionist, trainer, consultant, counselor, support group facilitator, and author. Courses Taught APSY 315, APSY 330, APSY 340, APSY 400, APSY 410, APSY 425, APSY 430, APSY 435, APSY 445, ASPY 455, APSY 460, APSY 470, APSY 480, APSY 490A/B, APSY 495, APSY 496, APSY 550, APSY 620, APSY 640, APSY 650 My Passion: I find it the greatest privilege to help guide students who are uncovering their own passion and excitement to serve within the fields of mental and behavioral health. I know how I lead in the classroom impacts how they will serve in the field, and thus impacts the lives of many people. I love to see how God is using our students at LAPU. Hobbies: Family time with my husband and kiddos, hiking, exploring, high school coach at church, cookie designer, watching my son’s hockey games, feeding my daughter’s college friends, dating my husband, and game nights!

Psychology Freddy Tung Education: Psy.D., The Chicago School of Professional Psychology MBA, Olivet Nazarene University Professional Experience: Director of Counseling – Governors State University Associate Director of Counseling – Olivet Nazarene University Clinical Psychologist – Cultivate Counseling (Chicago) Courses Taught Psych 510, Psych 560, Psych 630 My Passion: I am passionate about working with students in the personal/education/spiritual/ and professional development. I love seeing them grow into working professionals and one day be able to call them colleagues. Hobbies: Traveling (Paris!), Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears fanatic, and NOT hiking or camping.

Learn about the FAFSA Simplification Act and how it impacts federal student aid. Find out key changes, new requirements, and what students need to know at LAPU. FAFSA Simplification Act What’s Changing Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID Beginning with the 2024-25 FAFSA, all users/contributors must have an FSA ID and password to fill out the FAFSA, even those who don’t have a Social Security Number (SSN). Those without a SSN, however, cannot yet create an FSA ID. We expect this access to become available around the same time the FAFSA is released. Processing your FSA ID can take up to 5 business days, so we recommend creating it at least a week before you start your FAFSA. Contributors : A contributor refers to anyone who is required to provide information on a student’s FAFSA, including the student, the student’s spouse, a biological or adopted parent, or the parent’s spouse. Being a contributor does not imply responsibility for the student’s college costs. You, the student, will need the contributor’s name, date of birth, Social Security Number (SSN), and email address to invite them to complete the required portion of your FAFSA. Contributors will need to provide personal and financial information on their section of your FAFSA. They will be able to see and complete only their own specific section of your FAFSA. All contributors must provide consent to have their federal tax information transferred directly from the IRS to the FAFSA. If consent is not provided by all parties, you will not be eligible for federal financial aid. In previous years, transferring IRS data was optional; moving forward, it’s required. Which Parent to Use in Divorced/Separated Situations: If your parents are divorced or separated, the contributing parent(s) is the parent (and their spouse, if remarried) who provided the greater portion of your financial support during the 12 months immediately prior to filing the FAFSA. It no longer will default to the parent you primarily lived with during the past 12 months. Family Size and Number in College: The number of people in your family will be automatically pulled in from your federal tax information. The number of family members in college will still be asked on the FAFSA, but it will be excluded from the federal, state, and institutional financial aid calculation. Small Business and Farm Assets: The net worth of any small business and/or farm assets must be included on the FAFSA. Remember, net worth = asset value – asset debt. Terminology: EFC > SAI The final figure calculated by the FAFSA will no longer be called the Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Rather, it will be called the Student Aid Index (SAI) to more accurately describe how that number is used to determine financial aid eligibility. Student Aid Report (SAR) > FAFSA Submission Summary Similarly, the SAR, which is the confirmation of what’s been submitted, will now be referred to as the FAFSA Submission Summary.

Humanities Yvonne Ho Education: ABD, French Language and Literature, UCLA MA, Applied Linguistics, ESL, UCLA MA, French Language and Literature, Middlebury College Professional Experience: Online English Professor, Fortis College Online English Instructor, American Military University Courses Taught ENGL 101, ENGL 105, and ENGL 115 My Passion: My passion is to see my students succeed and learn. I love to interact with my students and watch them improve in their writing skills. My students are the reason why I get out of bed in the morning. Hobbies: Sketching, Photography, Art Museums, Reading, and Graphic Design

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Administration Meet your servant leaders. Message from the President It is my honor to serve with a dedicated team of faculty and staff as we seek to advance the work of God through our innovative model in higher education. We are committed to being a Christ-centered learning community that seeks to create hope for the future by investing in the lives of our students. I am passionate about our university’s vision to provide a high-quality, Christian education for working adults by intentionally removing the barriers to affordability and accessibility. As you explore this site, sharing who we are and what we do, I trust you will be delighted with the many program options and the ease of taking this next important step in your educational journey. John C. Reynolds, Ph.D. President Filter by Leadership Category Executive Leadership Senior Leadership Academic Council Board of Trustees Maggie Bailey, Ph.D. Next Board Chair / Executive Director, Higher Education Board and Strategy Development John C. Reynolds, Ph.D. Next President Shaira Barnette Next Director of Marketing and Communications Andy Benis, M.A. Next Chief of Staff Craig Brewer, Ed.D. Next Assistant Dean Audrey Cooke Next Director of Admissions and Enrollment Mark S. Dickerson, J.D. Next Retired General Counsel and Senior Vice President at Azusa Pacific University Jennifer Gidcumb, Ph.D. Next Assistant Dean Lindsey Gonzales, M.A. Next Associate Vice President, Human Resources and Organizational Development George Hanshaw, Psy.D. Next Director of Digital Learning Solutions / Acting Assistant Dean Wayne Herman, Ph.D. Next Vice President / Chief Academic Officer Hilda Hovsepian, MBA Next Vice President / Chief Financial Officer Brant Himes Next Chair of Faith, Life, & Learning Committee Melanie J. Humphreys, Ph.D. Next President, The King’s University Lila Rene Jenkins, Ed.D. Next Retired Director Of Instructional Services, Superintendent’s Cabinet, Garden Grove USD Gordon Jorgenson III, M.A.Ed. Next Assistant Dean Ivette Lliteras Next Director of Administration and Facilities Joe Martinez Next Registrar Adam J. Morris, Ph.D. Next President, Azusa Pacific University Lenny Moon Next Chief Financial Officer Richard Osborn, Ph.D. Next Retired Vice President, WASC Senior College and University Commission Lisa Phillips, Ph.D. Next Assistant Dean Rick Rekedal Next Executive Vice President, Breyer Horses Anne Rodriguez Next Director of Financial Aid Robert Tiede Next Retired CEO, Sonoco Products Company Jennifer Thompson Next Controller Daniel Terrones Next Director of Information Technology Evelyn Valenzuela, M.A.Ed. Next Director of Student Success Erin Vargas Next Vice President / Chief Student Engagement Officer Joyce Williams-Maxwell, DBA Next Chief Financial and Operating Officer, Community Partners

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Student Success Here to support you from your first class through graduation. Your Personal Success Coach Every student is assigned a personal success coach who is there to help you from Day 1. From academic planning and advising, to personal guidance and encouragement; your success coach is your one-stop for success! LAPU’s Student Success Coaches Evelyn Valenzuela, M.A.Ed. Director of Student Success Next Chelsea McHenry Associate Director of Student Success Next Ellyanna Caudle Success Coach Next Kailyn Crawford Student Success Manager Next Hannah Darrow Success Coach Next Carlos Dawson Success Coach Next Rylee Ellis Success Coach Next Brianne Guerra Success Coach Next Alexxis Hernandez Senior Success Coach Next Megan Isner Success Coach Next Andrew Lindstrom Senior Success Coach Next Tara Lopez Student Success Manager Next Maria McCracken Success Coach Next Micah Palpant Student Success Manager Next Raymond Potter Success Coach Next Jess Reyes Senior Success Coach Next AJ Sanders Success Coach Next

Student Accounts Help With Money Matters Student Account Specialists love to answer questions about Financial Aid and how to finance your education. Our Student Accounts Team Amy Hernandez Collections Specialist Next Clint Kopshinsky Student Accounts Specialist Next Devynn Mendoza Student Accounts Specialist Next Kyle Quisenberry Senior Student Accounts Specialist Next Joshua Thomas Manager of Student Accounts Next Ruth Felix Student Accounts Specialist Next