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Dr. Philip E. Dubbs began his six-year term on January 23, 2015. Dubbs attended Miami University, where he received his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in education. Dubbs served as superintendent of Randolph Southern School Corp in Lynn, Indiana and Tri-County North Local Schools in Lewisburg, Ohio. He served as Director of Pupil Personnel for the Preble County Office of Education in Eaton, Ohio and was the varsity boys basketball coach and guidance counselor at Preble Shawnee Local, Franklin-Monroe Local and Mad-River Green Local schools. Dubbs has also been involved with the Greater Randolph Insurance Consortium, Winchester Rotary Club, Lynn Lions Club, Greater Randolph County Special Education Consortium, Randolph County Planning Committee, Randolph County Corrections, Wayne Hospital Board of Directors, New Madison United Methodist Church and New Madison Public Library Levy Committee.
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Darryl D. Mehaffie has been active on the Edison State Board of Trustees for over 15 years, and recently ended a two-year term as Board Chair. Teaching at Northmont City Schools in Englewood for over 30 years has afforded Mehaffie with considerable expertise in education. Retiring in 1996, Mehaffie continues to serve on numerous boards and committees advocating for education, agriculture, arts and the region. Mehaffie has been actively involved with the Ohio Association of Community Colleges since 2002, serving as chairman of the state organization, executive committee, legislative committee and trustee engagement and leadership committee. He is also a member of the finance and audit committee and the Ohio coordinator of the central region for the Association of Community College Trustees. In 2012, Mehaffie received honors from the Ohio Association of Community College (OACC) as the winner of the Maureen C. Grady Award for Special Achievement, which recognizes extraordinary leadership and contributions of trustees.
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Tyeis Baker-Baumann was appointed to serve on the Edison State Board of Trustees on April 9, 2021, to complete the six-year term started by the late Marvella Fletcher, and currently serves as Vice Chair. A resident of Greenville, Baker-Baumann is the President of Rebsco, Inc., a design and build contractor and custom fabrication company located in Greenville, Ohio, where she is involved in daily operations, safety, marketing and sales. Baker-Baumann also serves as a member of the former Second National Bank Board of Directors, which has since merged to become Park National Bank, now a member of the Western Division Advisory Board. She has served as the immediate Past Chair of the NFIB Ohio Leadership Council and a member of the Leadership Council for several years. Additionally, Baker-Baumann serves on Lt. Governor Jon Husted’s Small Business Advisory Board and as a Board Member of the Darke County Center for the Arts.