Donna Ritchey currently teaches Anatomy & Physiology I and II and Nutrition at the Corinth campus. Her commitment to students is evident in her pursuit of utilizing advanced technology in the classroom and encouraging student feedback. She is a forerunner in building the Blackboard system into her curriculum, which along with her personal website, provides an immediate study guide for students.

Ms. Ritchey received an Associate of Arts from Palm Beach Community College in 1986. She completed her B.S. and M.S. in Biological Sciences from Florida Atlantic University in '88 and '91. She was awarded a fellowship to Stanford University Marine Station participating in research involving DNA and microscopic research.

Donna's community service includes wildlife rehabilitation and volunteer tutoring. She is a current member of the Human Anatomy & Physiology Society and the NCTC Faculty Congress. In December 2003, she was selected for the Outstanding Professor Award by the NCTC Access Department for her superior efforts in assisting students with disabilities.

In her leisure time, Donna enjoys spending time with her son, Guy, and pursuing personal interests, which include learning and utilizing new computer software, horseback riding, reading, traveling, gourmet cooking and animal rehabilitation.