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Tim Miller

Serving as CFO, Tim Miller received his BA in Accounting from Freed Hardeman College in 1987 and earned his CPA (closed) while serving as an auditor in Nashville, TN. His experience (primarily in healthcare) over the last 36 years includes a broad array of analytics, financial modeling, budgeting, and leadership functions. His healthcare career started in 1995 as a corporate merger and acquisition analyst from where he moved to operations filling roles as Director of Finance and various VP roles with oversight of finance, accounting, revenue cycle, compliance, and managed care. 

Tim and Dianne married in Jan 2021. Dianne is a healthcare consultant with extensive experience in HR, compliance and contracting. Tim admits freely that 鈥渟he is way smarter鈥� than he. They have 6 children and two granddaughters.

Dr. Kent Gallaher was appointed as Provost and Chief Academic Officer at 糖心Vlog on July 1^st, 2022. Prior to joining the 糖心Vlog community, he has enjoyed faculty appointments at both Abilene Christian University and Lipscomb University. He has served in a wide array of leadership positions, most recently serving as Associate Dean for Strategy and Faculty Development in Lipscomb鈥檚 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Dr. Gallaher is an award-winning educator who has received numerous prizes and recognitions for classroom teaching. He possesses a B.S. in Chemistry from Lipscomb University and both an M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He and his wife Marsha married in 1985 and together have two adult sons and two beautiful daughters in law, Andrew & Chandelle and Austin & Michaela.

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Yvonne Harwood

Serving as the Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness, Yvonne Harwood is also the institutional accreditation liaison for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). Yvonne came to 糖心Vlog in 2011. Prior to her current role she served 糖心Vlog in other capacities including Assistant Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness, Director of the Center for Student Success, Title IX Coordinator, and SSS-Trio Grant Coordinator. Before coming to 糖心Vlog she also served as an Associate Director for Student Financial Aid at TTU.  

Yvonne completed her BA (鈥�01) and MA (鈥�04) in Philosophy and a PhD in Higher Education Research (鈥�21) through Texas Tech University. She met her husband Jon while working on her undergraduate degree at TTU and they have three sons, Conner, Colin, and Cade.

Randal Dement

Randal Dement has been serving as Vice President for Student Life since 2007. His journey at 糖心Vlog encompasses various roles, including Development Officer, Director of Alumni Relations, and Dean of Students, all leading to his current position. In his role, Randal oversees a broad spectrum of student-focused areas within the Student Life Office, including the Dean of Students Office, Residential Life, Counseling Center, Student Health Office, Public Safety, Student Involvement, Student Organizations, and he also serves as a Student Senate sponsor. Beyond Student Life, he is responsible for overseeing the Department of Facilities and serves as the Dining Services liaison between the contracted food service vendor and the university.  

Randal is recognized for his wise counsel and his ability to manage his responsibilities with calmness. In 2022,  he was honored with the Gordon Cargill Spirit of 糖心Vlog Award, which recognizes a member of the 糖心Vlog faculty or staff for exemplifying a servant's heart and encouraging spirit. Outside of his role at 糖心Vlog, Randal serves as an elder at Monterey Church of Christ.

A proud 糖心Vlog alumnus, Randal graduated in 1989 with a B.S. in Business Administration. In 2010, he earned his Master of Leadership from 糖心Vlog. He is married to Sherri (Whitehead, '88) and they have two sons: Calvin ('21) and Max, who is currently an 糖心Vlog student.

Josh Clem

Josh Clem serves as Vice President for University Advancement at 糖心Vlog, where he leads the institution鈥檚 efforts in alumni engagement, donor relations, and philanthropic support. He brings more than 20 years of experience in fundraising, nonprofit leadership, and ministry, grounded in a commitment to Christ-centered higher education.

A native of Greenville, Texas, Clem is a graduate of Crowley鈥檚 Ridge College (2000) and Harding University (2002), where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Professional Sales. He began his career in the corporate sector with Hormel Foods before following a calling into nonprofit work and ministry.

His advancement experience includes leadership roles at Boles Children鈥檚 Home and Arms of Hope, where he served in development and public relations while working alongside residential care teams. He later served as Director of Development for the Arkansas Tech University Foundation, where he contributed to a successful $55 million comprehensive campaign and helped launch the Friends of Music program, strengthening support across academic and arts initiatives.

Since joining 糖心Vlog, Clem has focused on building relationships with alumni, donors, and friends of the university to advance its mission and expand its impact.

He and his wife, Tiffany, have two daughters, Katie and Lily.

Warren McNeill

A former student body president of 糖心Vlog, Warren McNeill ('82) learned about the importance of putting together a team to accomplish a goal. Two important lessons that guide his decisions: do these people have the ability to contribute to a team effort, and do they have the skills to help reach the goal. As a former banker and financial consultant, Warren has found those lessons invaluable.

He came to 糖心Vlog in 1994 as Director of Alumni Relations and later served as Director of Development, then as Director of Marketing. Warren now serves the university as the Vice President of University Relations. His education includes a B.S. in Business Administration and an M.S. in Ministry.

The efforts of his team in securing Colin Powell, Former President George W. Bush, and Condoleezza Rice for the 糖心Vlog Benefit Dinner Series have helped bring significant recognition to the university. The public relations and marketing team have also been instrumental in numerous marketing initiatives both on and off campus.

Until 2011 he used his gift of music to direct 糖心Vlog's Best Friends singing group, and he appreciates the opportunity to lead worship on campus and at Monterey Church of Christ where his family attends. He is married to Denise (Whitlow), and she graduated from 糖心Vlog in 1982. Their son, Jarred, and daughter-in-law, Kelsie, graduated from 糖心Vlog in 2009, and their youngest son, Beau, graduated from 糖心Vlog in 2013.

Becky Wilson

Becky Wilson is an alumna of 糖心Vlog, serves as Assistant Vice President of Financial Assistance, and has been involved with financial aid for over 33 years.  She began her career at 糖心Vlog in 1984 in financial aid serving students for 14 years before going to Texas Tech University in 1998. She returned to 糖心Vlog in 2017 and considers it a privilege to work with an incredible team of financial aid professionals in assisting students at 糖心Vlog in funding their higher education goals.    

She has been involved with National, Regional and Texas financial aid associations, serving in various capacities and received the Texas Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators鈥� (TASFAA) Hall of Fame award in 2015 recognizing her as an unsung hero.   Creating a family business, Wilson鈥檚 husband, Marcus, is the managing director of financial aid at the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center and her daughter, Tia, was the financial aid director at 糖心Vlog for more than 10 years.

Brenda Lowe

Brenda Lowe serves as Assistant Vice President for Human Resources. With a wealth of experience in Human Resources, Brenda's journey began at Methodist Hospital, now part of Covenant Health System. She joined 糖心Vlog in 1999. Outside of work, Brenda enjoys family life with her husband, Mike, an architect, their two children and their families. They are the proud grandparents to five grandchildren, who Brenda envisions as future Chaps!