Andrew Haglund comes to LLUMC and the PossAbilities program after serving Loma Linda University in various capacities for nearly 20 years. While at LLU, He managed multiple departments, planned campus wide events, and most recently served as a faculty member in the LLU School of Public Health. He holds two degrees from University of Redlands, a B.S. in Business Information Systems and a M.S. in Geographic Information Systems. He is a life long resident of the Inland Empire where he has been actively engaged in the planning of community sporting events and management of grassroots athletic teams.
Andrew started racing bicycles at the age of 12 and has competed in numerous road, mtb, track, and cyclocross events over the last 25 years. While he is passionate about cycling, his greatest desire is to serve his fellow man. He has a heart for mission and outreach as most recently evidenced by his 3 month stay in Haiti after the devastating 7.0 earthquake of January 12, 2010. While in Haiti he served as Hospital Administrator at the Adventist hospital just outside of Port-Au-Prince. In Haiti Andrew was exposed to a myriad of traumatic injuries, this exposure and his passion to serve the needs of others has brought him to PossAbilities. Andrew is the newest member to join the PossAbilities leadership team as a Program Manager and is thrilled to be part of such a life-changing program.
Cotie Williams comes to the PossAbilities program with over 15 years of experience in the government and private sectors. She brings a heart of compassion for those in her community and an expertise in marketing and business administration. Her strengths are in project management and coordination and marketing with an international software manufacturing firm and a Fortune 500 company. Cotie graduated from Crafton Hills College with an Associates of Arts Degree in Liberal Arts and is currently attending the School of Business undergraduate program at the University of Redlands. She is a member of many organizations such as the United States Olympic Committee, Paralympic Division, and the Inland Empire Disabilities Collaborative. Cotie considers it a blessing to be a part of such an amazing program.
