AUM Faculty & Staff
Directory


Destyne Caldwell
Business Operations Manager


Sherry Campbell
Clincial Associate Professor | College of Education


Lyn Cardwell
Instructional Support Tech




Christine Cash
Tutoring Services Manager
Bio: After graduating high school, Christine attended Huntingdon College here in Montgomery where she majored in art and psychology. She later received her Master’s in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from Eastern Michigan University. She has been a part of the AUM team since 2013, first as an English as a Second Language (ESL) Instructor, and as Tutoring Services Manager since 2021. She and her husband have three children, all of whom give her ample opportunities for teaching and learning every day.
Growing up, she often interacted with people from other cultures through her father’s job. This fostered a love of not only learning about these cultures, but also supporting others’ growth through teaching. To Christine, it’s very gratifying to witness a student suddenly understand a concept they had been struggling with. She believes these moments create confidence and motivate students to continue putting in the work it takes to be successful academically.


Stephen Chambers
Personal Enrichment Instructor | Continuing Education and Community Engagement


Russell Chambliss
Military Admissions Associate


Clarissa Chavez
Department Chair; Associate Professor | College of Sciences


Erik Chavez
Computer Application Specialist


Michael Cheaney
Head Coach - Men's Basketball


Tianran Chen
Associate Professor | College of Sciences
Dr. Tianran Chen is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Auburn University Montgomery. He spent a number of years in Michigan State University where he earned his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics. He joined the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science in the Fall of 2016. Originally trained in the field of Numerical Algebraic Geometry, his current research interest is the application of algebraic methods in solving nonlinear equations from real-world problems.


Yue Chen
Associate Professor | College of Sciences
Electromagnetic wave propagation in metamaterials, homogenization theory of partial differential equations, inverse problem, stability analysis of crystal growth, mathematical materials science, solid mechanics.


