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FACULTY LISTING
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Avery Atchison
Professor of Contracting
Contracting can be a very messy process. One side always wants to come out on top of the other, and one wrong step can lead to death. Or worse. The intent of this class is to help students better understand and navigate the risks of the contracting process as well as work with loopholes in already existing contracts to get the most out of their experience with as much of their lives and souls intact as possible.

Emille
Professor of Daemon Biology and Head of Research
For anyone interested in the physical and internal workings of otherworldly creatures, Emille is glad to teach on what makes daemons tick. She is especially knowledgeable about the daemon breed known as the Dragons, but she will be able to discuss other kinds of daemons as she does research on them.

Emille is also the head of the Research Labs found within the Citadel complex. This is where her office is, and where she will likely spend most of her time, analyzing anything supernatural she can get her hands on. She is always looking for willing assistants to aid her in all scientific endeavors.

Jailbreak
Professor of Alchemy and Artifice, Deputy Assistant Head of the IT Department
You know how normal schools have classes like Wood Shop or Home Economics? The kinds of classes where you do hands-on work and learn to make something? Well... Daybreak's not exactly a normal school.

Alchemy and Artifice is a hands-on class about magical item crafting, and how to use magic to enhance technology and equipment. Want to forge a magic sword? You start here. Want to build a motorcycle that flies? That's this class. You'll be starting a lot smaller than that at first, of course.

Due to being the local expert on fusing magic and technology, she's also the person you call if your computer starts acting up. Have you tried turning it off, performing an exorcism, and then turning it on again?

Ky Alard de Kiske
Professor of Latin and Medieval Languages, Sword Techniques and Elemental Combat Instructor
In this world, knowing the languages of the past can save a life when dealing with both artifacts and Outlanders who had kept up with the times. It also looks really nice on a college resume.

Magic have many rules and systems, but the elements themselves have consistent properties in how they interact with the world, this class will teach students how to control and exploit these properties to their full potential.

And thanks to an increase interest in the art, there will now be a class on teaching the usage of swords and similar weapons.

James Moriarty (NPC)
Mathematics Professor
Though his classes tend to take place in the afternoon, Moriarty is able and willing to teach anything from elementary school grade math to much more complex studies. He's also quite willing and mostly able to help when a student needs tutoring after class, meeting with them whenever is best for their schedule.

Valvatorez
Professor of Defense Against Daemons and Vampires, Introduction and Use of Dark Magic, and Oceanography and Marine Biology.

In Defense Against Daemons and Vampires, students will learn critical skills in self-defense, battle, repelling, avoiding, escaping, and defeating daemonic and vampiric threats of all calibers. This class is split into two portions: a study session, which consists of classroom lectures, discussions, research, and your typical "class" experience. The importance of this part of the course cannot be understated. The other is the practical portion, which will include sparring, use of weapons and equipment, and may include mission work as directed by the professor or the university. The Practical portion of this class can be dangerous and should only be undertaken by students who are old enough to undertake it and understand the risk. Personal safety is not guaranteed.

Introduction and Use of Dark Magic is a course aimed towards beginners and intermediate users of daemonic style magic, wielded either by natural talent, contract, or other methods. The primary focus of this course is about control and learning the will and inner strength to handle these powerful but very dangerous and volatile magics, and all the while using them carefully and responsibly.

Oceanography and Marine Biology are the study of the world's oceans and wildlife, their delicate, fragile, complex ecosystems, and humanity's responsibility in maintaining its wonder. The Marine Biology section comes with special focus on the Clupeidae family.

Teaching Assistants
Graduates serving as support for the faculty and often as RAs for students in the dormitories.

Adriel
General roles and duties, faculty member you're a TA of (only if applicable)
Adriel offers one-on-one help for students, an extra hand for teachers that need someone to give more paperwork to get done so it's not overwheming. They're available for both those who require help in the morning or nights.

"Arthur Bell"
RA For Aube Floor 3, Teaching Assistant for General Science courses
While only available in the afternoons and nights for obvious reasons, Bell is a quick and studious assistance, lending his shockingly vast expertise in the sciences to the teachers. As a Residential Advisor, he has few rules but will keep a sharp eye out for the well-being of his charges.

Ekkehardt Gehring
General organisational assistance, medical staff, RA for Lumière Dormitory, Floor 1
Works with faculty to organise schedules and assignments. Helps to staff the infirmary and assists Hieke. Keeps records of medical supplies up to date and ensures supplies are sufficient for the Academy's needs.

As RA for Lumière Dormitory's first floor, Ekkehardt keeps a general eye on the students who room there. He's not terribly strict, though he does insist that students get to bed at a reasonable hour if they have early classes.

Héctor
General evening class assistance, minor grounds work, student assistance
As a TA, Héctor provides general assistance for any evening class that requires him, particularly with demonstrations and lighter marking and grading duties. He can also be enlisted for fixing smaller things that seem broken around the school, helping move luggage to dorm rooms, and occasionally gathering supplies from town as needed. Where deemed appropriate, he provides assistance in speaking with or minding more difficult students in evening classes, ones in need of more direct support.

V
TA for literature classes both magic-related and mundane
V provides assistance for whatever the literature-related classes might ask of him, including grading papers. He also provides tutoring in the subjects if a student asks it of him.

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