Kellie Bartley serves as a Development and Donor Relations Officer for the Amarillo College Foundation. In this role, she supports annual appeals, fundraising initiatives, and donor stewardship while cultivating a robust community of Amarillo College advocates committed to advancing the institution’s mission. She works in close collaboration with the Vice President of Institutional Advancement to evaluate both current and long-term needs across the Amarillo College campuses. Kellie brings a strong background in the arts, holding a Bachelor of Music degree from The University of Texas at Austin and a Master's degree in Conducting from West Texas A&M University. A member of the Amarillo Symphony horn section since 2007, she also spent more than 25 years building a distinguished career as a public and private school music educator throughout New England and Texas. Kellie and her husband Mark love to travel with their three grown children.

Kay Campbell serves as the Administrative Assistant for Scholarship Coordination assisting with the distribution of all Foundation scholarship awards along with the the Sybil B. Harrington scholarships. Now in her 14th year with the Foundation, she works closely with faculty, staff, and especially students to ensure that as many students as possible receive scholarships smoothly and effectively. Kay holds a Bachelor of Science degree from West Texas A&M University, with an emphasis in Business Administration and Accounting, and remains committed to supporting student success.

Mark Clark serves as the Advancement Services Coordinator for the Amarillo College Foundation, where he ensures the accuracy and organization of the donor database to support mailings, donor engagement, and strategic initiatives. He manages data integration and reporting processes, including uploads and downloads for the Blackbaud Donor Platform and The AC Foundation Scholarship program, , playing a key role in streamlining Foundation operations. Mark holds a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Concordia University in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and brings a systems-based approach to his work. Outside of Amarillo College, he is also a church music director, viewing music as another form of data to be prepared with care and shared with the community. Mark lives in Amarillo with his wife, Yanli, and their two sons, Jakob and William.

Linda Dominguez serves as the Corporate Relations Manager for the Amarillo College Foundation and has been with Amarillo College since 2013. Drawing on her background in nonprofit work and event planning, Linda focuses on forging meaningful connections with corporate partners and linking those partners to opportunities that support students and academic programs across the AC community. Her approach is holistic—working to remove barriers to education while aligning student needs, departmental priorities, and industry interests to advance the Foundation’s mission. Linda lives with her husband, Paul, and loves traveling, skiing, and hiking—often spending time with family in Angel Fire, Colorado.

Courtney Erwin serves as Executive Assistant to the Vice-President of Institutional Advancement and supports the work of the Amarillo College Foundation office. She keeps daily operations organized, manages information flow, and handles gift deposits each morning with accuracy and care, ensuring that donor records are entered correctly and maintained with attention to detail. Courtney also supports scheduling, coordination, and communication across the Foundation. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband, Matt, as well as her children and grandchildren.

Karah serves as the Scholarship Manager and Athletic Relations Specialist for the Amarillo College Foundation, awarding scholarships to qualified students and building community support for AC Athletics. A former state champion Canyon Lady Eagle basketball player, she went on to play for the Wayland Baptist Flying Queens on a full athletic scholarship. Karah is deeply active in the Amarillo community, having volunteered with Northside Toy Drive, Amarillo NAACP, Keep Amarillo Clean, and Square Mile Community. She has served on the board of Big Brother Big Sisters, was appointed by the Amarillo Mayor to the Task Force for Greatness Committee, and is a Leadership Amarillo/Canyon graduate. Karah lives in Amarillo with her two sons, Jayven and Keylan, and their rescue dog, Lucky.

Katie Niegos serves as the Donor Events and Stewardship Coordinator for the Amarillo College Foundation, supporting fundraising efforts and stewardship through donor relations, and development strategy. She also plans and executes all of the special events that the Foundation and Advancement Department hold. Katie studied government and sociology at the University of Texas before earning her J.D. from SMU’s Dedman School of Law, and began her career practicing family law in Dallas. Katie later transitioned to nonprofit consulting and began working with the AC Foundation in 2020, focusing on grant writing, donor cultivation, and identifying community needs that align with the Foundation’s mission. Outside of work, she is a lifelong tennis fan and community volunteer.

David Adeboyejo is a highly motivated Amarillo College student who works part time as a Student Worker for the AC Foundation, helping the Foundation staff with fundraisers and shcolarships needs.