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Cecil Stodghill
Director of Graduate Support
Academy Prep Foundation
Phone: 727-322-0800 x2103
Email: cstodghill@academyprep.org
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Cecil Stodghill
Director of Graduate Support
A native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Cecil Stodghill graduated from
the McCallie School of Chattanooga in 1989. Cecil attended the University
of Miami, and received his B.B.A in Marketing in 1993, and a M.
Ed. in Educational Leadership from the University of Tennessee at
Chattanooga in 2006.
He began a career in the field of Student Development at Hendrix
College (AR) as Director of Intramural Sports and Dormitory Head.
After serving as Assistant Director of Intramural Sports at Florida
State University, Cecil returned to the University of Miami to head
the Intramural Sports Department. In 1998, Cecil returned to the
McCallie School where he initiated the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Cecil served as Director of Multicultural Affairs and Assistant
Director of Admissions until 2006. From 2006 to 2008, Cecil served
as Associate Director of Admissions at Berkeley Preparatory School
in Tampa, where he also lead a successful Track and Field program
in the role of Head Coach.
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Sr. Anne Dougherty, O.S.F.
Graduate Support Counselor, Tampa
Phone: 813-248-5600, x126
Email: adougherty@academyprep.org
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Sr. Anne Dougherty, O.S.F.
Graduate Support Counselor, Tampa
Originally from Philadelphia, Sr. Anne Dougherty, O.S.F. is a Franciscan
Sister of Allegany, NY. She holds a Doctorate in Pastoral Counseling
and an M. A. in Counseling Psychology. She is certified and currently
involved in Crisis Stress Management, Police Chaplaincy, and Spiritual
Direction. For ten years, Sr. Anne was the founding director of
Francis House, an interfaith center for people infected or affected
with HIV/AIDS.
With a wide range of teaching experience to all ages of students,
Sr. Anne is the Graduate Support Counselor and leads the peer to
peer leadership program at Academy Prep - Tampa. She enjoys helping
to prepare our students to attend high school and colleges while
supporting them along the way. It is her hope that by reaching their
full potential these students will return to their community as
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