AUM Faculty & Staff
Directory
Courtney Lane
Academic Advisor- General Business, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence
Courtney Lane
Academic Advisor- General Business, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence | University College
Glenn Lanier
Client Service Provider
Ben Larson
Associate Professor | College of Business
M. Sabrina Lasseter
Administrative Associate | College of Education
Robin Latchem
Assistant Professor | College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Douglas Leaman
Dean | College of Sciences
Megan LeBlanc
NAGPRA Coordinator | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Dr. Megan LeBlanc is the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Coordinator at Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM). She majored in Anthropology and Geology at Texas Christian University and then earned her master’s and PhD in Anthropology from the University of Florida. Her job is to identify NAGPRA eligible collections in the AUM Archaeology Lab and consult with federally recognized Tribal Nations on the repatriation of Native American Ancestors and cultural items. Dr. LeBlanc’s research interests include archaeological landscapes and climate change in the Andes, as well as repatriation, building relationships between Tribal Nations, and incorporating traditional indigenous knowledge into collections management practices.
Benjamen Lee
Director - Dining and Retail Operations
Enoch Lee
Associate Professor | College of Sciences
Enoch Lee is an associate professor in the Department of Mathematics in the School of Sciences. His mathematical research interests include rings, modules, near-rings, semigroups, universal algebra, radical theory, number theory, cryptology, coding theory, etc. He was also a wireless engineer specializing IP traffics. Later he became an optical network system engineer, specializing MultiProtocol Label Switching (MPLS) control plane. He has done research on Voice over IP (VoIP), streaming audio and video, Internet applications traffic characteristics, (G)MPLS, etc. He is also interested in applying computing technology such as distributed computing (as a form of high performance computing) in solving mathematical problems.
Brett Lehman
Associate Professor | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Dr. Brett Lehman graduated with a doctorate in Sociology from Louisiana State University in 2014. He studies various social issues in education such as bullying, other forms of aggression in schools, and the college student experience. At AUM he has taught courses on Sociology of Education, Criminology, Social Movements, Social Stratification, Statistics, Research Methods, and Senior Capstone while also contributing to other programs such as Criminal Justice, the Honors Program, the Bachelors of Interdisciplinary Studies, and the Masters of Liberal Arts.
Christin LeJeune
Director | University College
