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Student Accessibility Services

Meet the Staff

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Margaret Camp
Director
mmcamp@clemson.edu

Bio
Margaret earned her B.A. in philosophy and B.S. in psychology from Guilford College and her M.Ed. in school psychology from UNC Chapel Hill. She began her career working in North Carolina for a commission that bridged the UNC system with the governor's office to develop educational outcomes for K-12, and she worked for the Autism Research Center in Chapel Hill. Margaret joined SAS in August 2015. Her role as director involves leading a team of dedicated staff members who work to ensure that all students have access to Clemson University spaces, curricula and resources. 

Q&A

  • If you could give any piece of advice to your college self, what would it be? 
    “Slow down and enjoy the journey — everything works out in the end.” 
  • What is your favorite quote? 
    "There's a crack in everything — that's how the light gets in." – Leonard Cohen

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Assistant Director, Academic

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Assistant Director, Auxiliary

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Student Services Coordinator

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Chani Wilborne
Testing Center and Data Manager 
cwilbor@clemson.edu 

Bio

Chani earned her B.S. in polymer and fiber chemistry from Clemson University and her M.S. in management from Wake Forest University. She started her career as an office manager at her family’s trucking company. Chani has been with SAS since September 2014. Her role as testing center and data manager involves scheduling accommodated exams, maintaining student records, coordinating the equipment loan program and reviewing parking and transportation accommodations requests. She also serves as the primary administrator for data management software and oversees document retention.

Q&A 

  • If you could give any piece of advice to your college self, what would it be?  
    “Speak up. You have lots to say.” 
  • What is your favorite quote 
    "A woman is free if she lives by her own standards and creates her own destiny, if she prizes her individuality and puts no boundaries on her hopes for tomorrow." – Mary McLeod Bethune
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Nancy Dunne
Communication Services Coordinator 
nlassit@clemson.edu 

Bio

Nancy earned her degree in American Sign Language/Spoken English Interpreting with a minor in Technical Theatre from Maryville College. She began her career as an interpreter at the University of Georgia and spent a decade working for the South Carolina Department of Mental Health. Nancy has been with SAS since January 2012. Her role as communication services coordinator involves coordinating interpreting and captioning services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students in curricular and co-curricular activities.

Q&A 

  • If you could give any piece of advice to your college self, what would it be?  
    “Study a second spoken language!!!” 
  • What is your favorite quote?  
    "Give me a place to stand and a lever, and I will move the world." – Archemides

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Access Coordinator

Graduate Assistants

Namour LaMonica
Graduate Assistant
namourj@clemson.edu 

Bio 
Namour earned her B.A. in philosophy with a concentration in mental health and a minor in legal studies at the University of Oregon. She recently moved to South Carolina to begin studying at Clemson University, making it the 8th state she has lived in, and is earning her M.Ed./Ed.S. in counselor education with a concentration in clinical mental health counseling. She joined SAS in August 2023.

Q&A 

  • What is your ideal Saturday? 
    My ideal Saturday is relaxing at home with my cats and going to brunch at a new restaurant. It's always nice to have a lazy Saturday and sometimes no plans are the best plans!
  • If you could give any piece of advice to your college self, what would it be?  
    Enjoy the journey and cherish the friendships you make.

Garrett Paschal
Graduate Assistant
gwpasch@clemson.edu 

Bio
Garrett earned his B.A. in Communication Studies and Religion at the University of Georgia. He is happy to return to his home state and study at Clemson University, working towards an M.Ed./Ed.S. in counselor education with a concentration in clinical mental health counseling. He joined SAS in August 2023.

Q&A

  • What is your ideal Saturday?
    My ideal Saturday consists of waking up and having a slow morning with coffee and a book, and then getting outdoors for a mountain bike ride followed by tacos.
  • If you could give any piece of advice to your college self, what would it be?
    Leave your expectations behind and see every person and experience as an opportunity to connect and grow.