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Additional Acknowledgments:

Photography

• Thinkstock/iStock/Shironosoy; Thinkstock/iStock/Jacob Ammentorp Lund; Thinkstock/Purestock
• Marsha Miller at The University of Texas at Austin
• Thinkstock/iStock/Bowden Images
• Clay Marshall at Starlink
• Texas Success Center
• Thinkstock/Moodboard
• Thinkstock/iStock/Jacob Ammentorp Lund
• Clay Marshall at Starlink
• Thinkstock/Photodisc/Digital Vision
• Thinkstock/iStock/SDI Productions
• Thinkstock/iStock/SolStock
• Thinkstock/iStock/Audy_indy
• Charles A. Dana Center staff

Lead and Contributing Authors

Charles A. Dana Center:

• Monette McIver, Manager, Organizational Effectiveness
• Amy Getz, Interim Director, K-12 Education Strategy, Policy, and Services
• Heather Ortiz, Systems Implementation Specialist, Higher Education

Reviewers

• Ricardo Moena, Assistant Department Head, Associate Professor & Director of Entry Level Mathematics, University of Cincinnati
• Diane Troyer, Educational Consultant, founding President, Lone Star College – CyFair
• Richard Whipple, DCMP Regional Coordinator; (retired) Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Southwest Texas Junior College
• Brandy Hawkins, Executive Director of Accountability, SACSCOC Accreditation Liaison, Angelo State University
• Michael McBride, Associate Director of Accreditation and Assessment, Northwest Missouri State University

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Charles A. Dana Center:

• Ophella Dano, Lead Editor and Production Editor
• Phil Swann, Senior Designer

Texas Success Center:

• Cynthia Ferrell, Executive Director
• Raquel Garza, Senior Project Manager

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• Art Williams, Vice President of Technology
• Jaime Contreras, Senior Web Developer
• Josh Norman, Executive Vice President / Creative Director
• Ashton Smith, Senior Account Manager
• Shelbi Walker, Account Executive
• Salem Nippa, Account Coordinator