Administration & Faculty

Dr. Gautam Sen | Faculty

• Juris Doctor, Western New England College of Law
• Masters of Science in Nuclear Engineering, University of Cincinnati

I started my legal career in 2004 with a reputable law firm, Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, in Washington, D.C. While working in Washington, D.C., I was involved in the administrative hearing process and associated pleadings and motions. Moreover, I have interfaced with federal, state and local government agencies on behalf of my clients.

During the years of 2006 through 2010, I practiced civil and criminal litigations, as well as bankruptcy in Arizona.

Prior to becoming an attorney, I acted as a management liaison as well as a Nuclear Licensing Manager, Nuclear Regulatory Affairs Division Manager, and Senior Counsel for a number of nuclear utilities, interfacing with federal and state regulatory agencies, such as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the State Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Public Service of the State and other government agencies, to coordinate and resolve legal, commercial, technical and safety-related issues for the protection of public health and safety. My fun fact: my mother was a celebrity in India.

Dr. Daniel Marco | Faculty

• Juris Doctor, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
• Bachelor of Arts, Cleveland State University

Mr. Marco began his legal career working with his father in a small Ohio town. There he developed work habits and singular concern for his client's rights. After his father retired, he moved to Las Cruces, New Mexico for one and one-half year stint at the Public Defender's Office. Trying at least a felony jury trial every week, he quickly rose to the top of the department. After a move to the state of Arizona, Mr. Marco suffered the unexpected loss of his eldest child, Zachary, who was to work as his law partner. Since then. Mr. Marco has opened a solo practice limited to pretrial personal injury and is pouring his considerable amount of passion into online teaching and camping. Mr. Marco wrote a book about his experiences following the death of his son called "Everywhere Nowhere: No One really Dies as Long as You're Alive." He is also a published poet and is involved in charitable organizations such as Habitat for Humanity. Student Services added my fun fact: I was the inspiration for Dos Equis' Most Interesting Man In The World.

John Mares

John Mares attended Chaparral College in Tucson, Arizona and received both Associate and Bachelor’s Degrees in Accounting. He also served in the United States Army as a Finance/Accounting Specialist. John recently graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Master’s in Business Administration.

John has worked in several fields in the accounting and finance areas that include: Non-Profit Organizations, Construction, Furniture Manufacturing, Retail, Local Municipal & County Governments, and Solar Energy.

Currently, John is self-employed with Accounting/Bookkeeping/Consulting business. He also teaches Business Courses as an adjunct instructor for two colleges, and helps with the Curriculum Team. When John isn’t being a Jack-of-all-trades, he likes to travel the world as the World’s Strongest Man and style baby hedgehogs.

Suzin Marshall

Suzin Marshall graduated from University of Phoenix with her Bachelors in Business Management in 2007. She then continued her education to receive a Master’s degree in Business Administration to work in the field of education. Suzin holds a position as a Quality Supervisor working in Aerospace for over 30 years. Her career skill set is combined with Business and Criminal Justice. She has been an active community volunteer for more than 30 years. She mostly enjoyed her role as volunteer Bailiff at the Pima County Juvenile Courts, mentor and tutor to high risk juveniles. She has also received two prestigious awards from the LULAC Organization. Suzin recently relocated to California to accept a promotion in management and continues her passion to work with students through Brighton. Ultimately, her goal is to write a book when she partially retires as a business instructor, and in her free time, she is a dinosaur trainer at Jurassic World with Chris Pratt and following up on her doctoral dissertation with Dr. Grant.

Terri Randolph

My name is Terri Randolph. I currently hold a Bachelors Degree in Health Administration and I also hold a Masters Degree in Business Administration/Healthcare Management. I am a Certified Allied Health Instructor. I am a Certified Billing & Coding Specialist. I am a Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist. I am a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant. I have twenty four years of healthcare experience and seventeen of those years have been in management. I have extensive experience in the areas of healthcare billing, collections, admitting, registration, insurance verification, prior authorization, financial counseling, appeals, denials, reimbursement, credentialing, Clinic Management, contracting and coding. I am an evaluator for ACICS, ABHES, DEAC, ACCSC. I also have conducted book reviews, and sat on focus groups for several textbook publishing companies. I am a grant reviewer for the Department of Health and Human Services. I also sit on the healthcare division board for Paradigm Publishing, The College of Health Care Professionals (CHCP) and Stratford University. I am a member of the Alpha Beta Kappa Honor Society. I am a school board member for my son's school. I am also a member of HFMA (Healthcare Financial Management Association). Fun Fact: In my spare time, I volunteer at a Food Pantry.

Jessica Pitts

My name is Jessica Pitts and I was raised in Tucson, Arizona. My college journey began by attending Northern Arizona University, in which I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Community Health. Upon graduation, I decided to continue my studies and received a Master’s Degree in business. The accomplishment of my degrees helped me pursue a career in the health care industry for over 10 years. Why do you teach? Simple, it’s a great way to share my experience and help students to become successful in the healthcare industry. Fun Fact: I am the inspiration behind Dr. Spencer Reid from the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit.

"Never give up on your dreams, and if you apply yourself, you can make any of those dreams a reality". Really, it’s that simple.

Gail Barsky

Gail Barsky has dedicated her legal career to handling thousands of Personal Injury cases from the pre-litigation stage through jury trial and is licensed to practice law in Arizona and Pennsylvania. Attorney Barsky has expertise in personal injury, products liability, premises liability and automobile law, and she has gained valuable civil law experience from both sides of the courtroom representing plaintiffs and defendants. Fun fact: she actively raised money for breast cancer research after four of her friends were diagnosed with breast cancer, including being awarded, "The Number #1 Individual fund-raiser For City of Hope nationally."