Southwest hires COVID-19 preparedness and response coordinator
The coronavirus pandemic is ongoing global public health crisis. Southwest has tackled the challenges of the pandemic head-on and has adapted to the “new normal.” However, Physical Plant Director Jonathan Welden says the need for a Covid-19 coordinator is critical to the College’s ongoing fight against COVID-19. “In her role as the College’s new COVID-19 preparedness and response coordinator, Martinez will serve as the primary contact person regarding activities related to COVID-19,” Welden said.
Martinez will attend meetings, collect feedback and provide input and guidance on federal, state, and local guidelines. “She will be the point person between the facilities staff and contractors involved in COVID-19 preparedness and emergency response activities as well as help provide strategic advisement.”
A native of Monterrey, Mexico, Martinez has lived in Tennessee for the past 20 years. She graduated from Martin Methodist College, now University of Tennessee-Southern, in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Sciences. In 2017, Cecilia moved to Memphis to attend graduate school where she earned a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Memphis in August 2021.
Prior to her arrival at Southwest in October, Martinez worked as a case worker at a local non-profit and has experience in integrated community health. In her spare time, she enjoys the outdoors, blogging, podcasting, and traveling.
You may reach Martinez at cimaciel@southwest.tn.edu or 901-333-4253.
Welcome, Cecilia!
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- Welcome to Kristine Williams, Southwest’s new digital content coordinator!
- Southwest wins Memphis Most’s Best Technical College award
- Bert Bornblum Library adds new anatomy and physiology lab
- Cecilia Maciel Martinez joins Southwest as new COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Coordinator
- TSBDC at Southwest taps NaShawn Branch as executive director
- Saluqi basketball kicks off season
- Snacks back at Follett Bookstores
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- Governor appoints President Hall Post-Secondary Readiness and the Business Community subcommittee
- Welcome Aboard
- Southwest Reopens Whitehaven Vaccination Site
- POLICY MATTERS: Contracts and agreements approval process update
- AT&T Foundation donates $10,000 for student scholarships
- CCAMPIS child care program wins $900K federal grant
- IT Department releases cyber security guide
- Southwest launches new distance Digital Twin learning platform
- Foundation provides critical support for students during the pandemic, needs support to keep moving forward
- Southwest Leadership Academy graduates inaugural class
- Abadie tapped as Bellwether judge
- Southwest hosts Chamber’s Chairman’s Circle
- Project M.O.S.T. receives $3M in funding; students recruited for membership
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- Kudos to Southwest’s Top 10 Enrollment Partners
- Southwest student joins cohort class of IT Apprenticeship program course
- KUDOS: CFO Smith, Interim VP Brown and Assoc. Dean Greene tapped to serve statewide
- Vice President for Student Affairs Jacqueline Faulkner steps down
- Southwest to go fully virtual Nov. 29 - Dec. 1 to lessen the risk of coronavirus spread following Thanksgiving holiday