Susan
Johnson has been with the WildCats for the past 18 years working as
the department administrative assistant.
As office manager, Johnson is responsible for all administrative duties for the WildCat Athletic programs including transportation and lodging for teams, budget requests and scheduling.
Johnson graduated from nearby E.C. Glass High School and received her degree from the University of Richmond.
Athletic Trainer Carolyn Sarson came to Randolph College
in 1990 with years of professional experience both at the high school
and college level.
She received her bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from Penn State University and her master’s degree in exercise physiology from the University of Virginia.
Before coming to Randolph, Sarson served as the head athletic trainer at Sweet Briar College and as adjunct professor and assistant athletic trainer at Lynchburg College.
In addition to her current responsibilities as athletic trainer, Sarson is an associate professor of physical education, supervises the Student Athlete Mentor Program, and coordinates the successful Big Brothers and Big Sisters WildCat Sports Day.
Samantha Bachman joined the Randolph College Athletic Training staff in August of 2010 and will serve as the Assistant Athletic Trainer, assisting with all sports. Bachman arrived at Randolph after spending last academic year at Adrian College in Adrian, MI as the Assistant Athletic Trainer, where she served as the athletic trainer for men's soccer, women's basketball and women's lacrosse. Prior to Adrian, she was a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer and Instructor at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, LA.
Originally from Cape Coral, FL, Bachman earned a B.S. degree in Athletic Training from the University of South Florida in Tampa, FL in May 2007. While attending USF, she assisted with practice and game coverage for football, women's basketball and men's soccer. She then completed her master's degree of Science, Health and Human Performance in May of 2009 from Northwestern State.
Jamie Chagnon comes to Randolph College after serving at Lynchburg College as the assistant sports information director from 2003-2006 and 2008-2010. While working at LC he served as the media contacts of many sports, including women’s basketball, baseball, field hockey, soccer, cross country and track and field. In between his time at Lynchburg, Chagnon worked as a sports information intern at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV. While at UNLV, he assisted with all the sports, while acting as contacts for men’s soccer team and both swimming and diving squads.
Chagnon has also worked for Major League Baseball Advanced Media over the past three major league seasons as a DataCaster, and also had assignments as a newspaper stringer for both Lynchburg’s News and Advance and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He was also the official scorer for numerous ODAC Baseball and Softball Championships, as well as scoring NCAA Division II and III National Championships in Salem, VA. Chagnon is a 2010 graduate of Lynchburg College with a degree in sports management.
