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Tanya Anderson

Tanya Anderson Woodward
Manager, Marketing and Communications
(404) 727-1179
lande22@emory.edu

Tanya Anderson Woodward is the Communications Manager for the Center for Ethics.  She is originally from Lexington, North Carolina and earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  Tanya has been with the Center since 2007.

JGBellJamila Garrett-Bell
Executive Administrative Assistant
(404) 727-3150
jrgarre@emory.edu

Jamila Garrett Bell is the Executive Administrative Assistant to Paul Root Wolpe.  She joined the Center in August 2008.  Prior to coming to Emory University seven years ago, Jamila worked in New York City in television commercial production and fundraising for a non-profit.  Jamila is originally from Seattle, WA and is a graduate of Spelman College.


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Alison Kear
Secretary
(404) 727-4954
akear@emory.edu

Alison Kear originally from Leary Georgia, joined the Center in February 2010. She earned an AS in Biology from Darton College in Albany Georgia and an AA in zoology from Santa fe College in Gainesville Florida.  Before joining the Center for Ethics Alison worked in the Admissions Office at Cornell University.



Calton Mackey

Carlton Mackey
Assistant Director. EASL
Chair, Ethics and Arts Initiative
Assistant Coordinator, Undergraduate Studies
(404) 727-3064
cmackey@emory.edu

Carlton is the Assistant Director of the D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership, the Assistant Coordinator for Undergraduate Studies, and the Chair of the Ethics & the Arts Initiative for the Emory University Center for Ethics.  Carlton serves on the Board of Directors for the Wonderroot Community Arts Center and the Advisory Board for the Youth Theological Initiative. Carlton is also a professional photographer and local filmmaker.  He was awarded a grant from the Emory University Center for Creativity and the Arts to create a photography exhibit to accompany his documentary 17 DEGREES AIN’T NOTHING, an intimate profile of 5 individuals living on the streets of Atlanta, Georgia.  For this work, Carlton was awarded the first Emory College for Creativity & Arts Emory University and Healthcare Staff Creativity and the Arts Award.  Carlton earned a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from Tuskegee University and a Master of Divinity degree from Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. Carlton is currently a member of the LEAD Atlanta for Young Professionals Class of 2011.

Marian Osborne

Marian Osborne
Academic Degree Program Coordinator/Human Resources Coordinator
(404) 727-5048
mosborn@emory.edu

Marian Osborne joined the Center for Ethics in June 1999 as an Administrative Assistant to the Associate Director Kathy Kinlaw.  Prior to joining the Center she worked in the Department of Psychiatry (Grady), Department of Pharmacology, and School of Nursing.  She has been employed with Emory University for 19 years. Marian earned her Associate of Arts in Business in 2007 from Western International University a satellite campus of Phoenix University.  She is currently attending DeVry University to earn her Bachelor in Technical Management and expected to finish in October 2011.

 

Chantel SmithChantel Smith
Secretary, Undergraduate Studies
(404) 727-1241
chantel.lashay.smith@emory.edu

Chantel Smith joined the Center for Ethics in December 2010. She currently serves as the secretary of undergraduate programs. Chantel is a graduate of the University of Georgia.


 

 

SSSarah Smith
Assistant Director of Strategic Planning
(404) 727-3872
sara.k.smith@emory.edu

Sarah Smith is an experienced fundraiser, media specialist and corporate marketer, and has served on the board of the EMMY AWARDS since 1995. Starting her career at WPVI-TV in Philadephia, Smith first worked with Emory University in 1996 at the Goizueta Business School where she was responsible for The Roberto C. Goizueta Leadership speaker series and hosted luminaries like Warren Buffett, and President Jimmy Carter.
A graduate of Rutgers University, Smith attended the University of Essex in Great Britain for graduate studies in Literature.  Fundraising since 2002, Smith has worked with JP Morgan Chase, The Goizueta Foundation, The Ford Foundation, The Walt Disney Company. Smith hails from Buffalo, New York and has lived in Georgia since 1992.


melodyMelody Totten
Business Manager
(404) 727-2212
mtotten@emory.edu

Melody Totten is a Business Manager with over 20 years progressive experience in financial reporting for governmental entities. Currently, her responsibilities include the Accounting Department and all financial operations of the Center for Ethics at Emory University where she ensures the University is in compliance with all regulatory body requirements and policies, and ensures the financial statements accurately reflect the position of the Center. Previous to her position with Emory, Mrs. Totten served as Assistant Controller for six years at Southern Polytechnic State University. In that role, she coordinated the daily accounting activity for several departments and cash management policies for the University. Mrs. Totten also served on several campus and Georgia University System committees to share and learn accounting and finance best practices.

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