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Bethany Alden joined Vatterott Col-lege as director of career services. Alden's responsibilities include assisting students with job placement, professional development training and community development. |ret||ret||tab|

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Jeffrey L. Woodard, MD, joined the Springfield Neurological Institute. Woodard has been practicing medicine for more than nine years in the Spring-field area and will continue to specialize in outpatient physical medicine, acute and chronic workers' compensation in-jury cases and pain management.|ret||ret||tab|

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Brian Vandenberg of KSPR Spring-field 33 was promoted to news director of the station's news department. Van-denberg previously worked for KTTS, and he most recently served as KSPR's news producer. |ret||ret||tab|

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Diane N. Miller joined the American Petroleum Institute as executive director of the Missouri Oil Council. |ret||ret||tab|

Miller was previously employed as an associate in the Jefferson City governmental relations firm of Herzog & Rhoads. |ret||ret||tab|

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Chris Coyan joined Inter-State Printing as corporate printing sales representative. |ret||ret||tab|

Coyan will handle corporate sales for the company's commercial printing division. Coyan re-cently owned and managed ATM Today, and he previously served as regional sales representative for both Comfort/ Fiedler Printing in St. Louis and Future Foam Incorporated in Springfield.[[In-content Ad]]

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