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CWU - Pierce County
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CWU-Pierce County is located in room 330 of the Olympic building on the Pierce College Fort Steilacoom campus.
Faculty and Staff
| Staff | ||
|---|---|---|
| Judy Colburn | Regional Director | 253.964.6295 |
| Janet Campbell | Secretary Senior | 253.912.2350 |
| Emily Murphy | Secretary Senior | 253.964.6636 |
| Mishel Kuch | Associate Director Westside Student Life, Student Development Westside | 206.439.3800 x3818 |
| Amber Darting | Coordinator - College of Business Admissions & Advising (Ellensburg) | 509-963-2930 |
| Amy Meyers | Assistant Director School of Education / Pre-major Advising | 206-439-3800 x3840 |
| Angela Engel | Career Counselor | 206.439.3800 x3841 |
| Hannah Pordash | Tutor | 253.964.6636 |
| Cheryl Reid | Financial Aid | 206.439.3800 x3838 |
| Christine Bertie | Library Services | 206.439.3800 x3849 |
| Ruben Cardenas | Veteran's Center Outreach Coordinator | 509.963.3028 |
| Sandi Gruberg | Writing Center Consultant | 206.439.3800 x3827 |
| Faculty | ||
| Carlo Smith | Business Administration-Supply Chain Management | 206.439.3800 x3854 |
| Cynthia Engel | Interdisciplinary Studies - Social Sciences | Contact by e-mail |
| Christine English | Elementary Education | 253.912.3632 |
| Luke Williams | ITAM | 253.964.6259 |
| Michael Mulcahy | Social Services | 206.439.3800 x3836 |
| Molly Ross | Educational Foundations & Curriculum | 253.572.3320 |
| Mark Soelling | Psychology | 253.964.6272 |
| Wendy Cook | College of Business | 253.964.6636 |
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