Sills joins biology faculty at Motlow College

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Angie Sills, formerly of Saipan, one of three inhabited islands located in the U.S. Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, has joined the faculty at Motlow College, where she is teaching biology and physical science at the McMinnville Center.

Sills brings to the classroom a wealth of experience in teaching and curriculum development, according to Dr. Mary McLemore, vice president for academic affairs at the college.

“We are pleased to have Angie in our science classrooms,” McLemore said. “Her extensive teaching background and knowledge in many areas of higher education benefit our students and the college.”

Sills earned a bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa., a master’s degree in microbiology and genetics from North Carolina State University at Raleigh, her master’s level teaching science credentials from the University of Georgia at Athens, and a master’s degree in education and an educational specialist degree in counseling and psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg.

Before coming to Motlow College, Sills was an instructor of chemistry, microbiology and human anatomy at Northern Marianas College. While there, she developed four associate degree programs for the college.