The CLT team is composed of members with diverse backgrounds and experiences but have the common goal of supporting faculty to enhance learning, student engagement, and success.

Lindsey Baker

Director of the Center for Learning and Teaching

Lindsey moved to Oklahoma City from Tennessee in 2021 and joined OCCC as the Director of the CLT. She has a decade of experience teaching a wide-range of ages and subjects and has worked in K-5 public education, in Adult Education, and at multiple technical and community colleges. Most recently, Lindsey spent the last several years as an English professor and the Assistant Dean of English and Fine Arts at Georgia Northwestern Technical College. What she loves most about her current position at OCCC is that it allows her to support faculty, which in turn helps students succeed in their educational goals. She is passionate about progress, innovation, and technology and brings with her a positive attitude and the belief that all people deserve an equal opportunity to become educated and better their lives. Lindsey is an avid reader and loves to spend time with her husband and pets.

Lorne Lee

Instructional Designer

Lorne came to Oklahoma City Community College in 2021. His years of higher education experience include being an instructor, division chairperson, band director, academic counselor, and other leadership positions at several colleges. Lorne believes all students should have the opportunity to succeed and all faculty and staff deserve the best support to help this dream become a reality.

Marci Moore

Instructional Designer

Marci has 20 years of teaching and leadership experience in elementary, secondary, and higher education settings. Her higher education experience includes being an innovation specialist, clinical teacher program coordinator, course instructor, and instructional designer. As an instructional designer, she is passionate about guiding professors in building integrated learning experiences for their online and face-to-face courses and collaborating with them in using the curriculum to create community and learning relationships with their students.

Joshua Moore

Learning Management System (Moodle) Administrator

Joshua Moore is an Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) alumnus who furthered his education at Oklahoma City University, where he graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education in December 2020. Following his graduation, Joshua gained valuable teaching experience in both public and charter schools, fostering his passion for education.

Driven by a strong interest in technology, he later pursued and completed a software engineering bootcamp, earning a certificate in Software Engineering. Joshua has since returned to OCCC, where he combines his expertise in education and technology and is committed to supporting the success of both students and faculty.

Adrian Razo

Instructional Technology Specialist

Adrian grew up in Oklahoma City, and in May of 2020, he received his Associate in Arts degree from OCCC. At Arizona State University, he is presently pursuing his Bachelor of Information Technology degree. Since childhood, Adrian has always had a strong interest in technology and has completed numerous software technology courses. Searching for his first step toward a career in technology, he accepted the Instructional Technology Specialist position at the Center for Learning & Teaching at OCCC and is thrilled to provide the greatest technological experience possible to students, faculty, and staff.

Carolyn Woodhouse

CLT Assistant

Carolyn moved to Oklahoma City from Clarksville, Arkansas, where she was employed at the University of the Ozarks, a private, four-year university, for eleven years. Prior to that, she lived in Texas for over 30 years where she attended Vernon College at Sheppard Air Force Base for two semesters after graduating from high school, raised a family, and gained valuable experience working outside the home. Carolyn began employment at OCCC at the end of May, 2015 as Secretary for the then Division of Information Technology. She served the Division of Science, Engineering and Math as their Secretary for the next three years before finding her current home in the Center for Learning and Teaching as Assistant. She offers over 30 years of experience in Secretary and Administrative Assistant positions during her past employment. She enjoys spending time with her family, watching PBS, and genealogy.