Marshall, the drug agency's top officer, was born in Dallas and grew up in San Augustine. After graduation, Marshall worked full time at the Nacogdoches fire department until he began his law enforcement career as a special agent in Dallas with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, a predecessor of the Drug Enforcement Agency. He later served as a Resident Agent in Charge of the Austin office, Country Attache in Brazil, and deputy regional director of the Latin America region. Other assignments include serving as senior inspector of the Office of Professional Responsibility, chief of the Statistical Services Section, and as special agent in charge of the Aviation Division. Marshall's speech starts at 7 pm.
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This phenomenon, joined by cafeteria food, no time to exercise and school stress cause many college students to worry about their weight, appearance and health. SFA students who have these concerns now have the option of seeking health and fitness advice from the campus's new dietitian, Vanessa Hooper. She previously worked at several East Texas hospitals, a dialysis center, a WIC clinic and Rusk State Hospital. I've never been more excited about a job. I've had more fun this week than at any other job at any other time.