Dr. McBee is responsible for the Art, Speech and Journalism Communications, Design and Applied Arts, Theater and Music programs. She has a bachelor's degree in music education from East Texas Baptist University, a master's degree in music-piano performance from the University of Texas at San Antonio, and a doctor of musical arts degree in piano performance from the Conservatory of Music at the University of Missouri in Kansas City, Missouri. Dr. McBee teaches class piano, applied piano, music appreciation and music literature at Angelina College.

Susan (Suzi) Honeywell teaches Business and Professional Speaking, Public Speaking, Interpersonal Speaking, Voice and Diction and Communication and Intro to Technology and Human Communication.  Once in a while you may find her teaching an Introduction to Drama course or speaking for an organization on or off campus.  Honeywell came to Angelina College in 2004 after teaching at Tyler Junior College and Kilgore College. She has been a presenter at the TCCTA annual convention.  She is a co-producer of Communication and the Workplace, an annual event that joins the Lufkin business community with Angelina College students. Her bachelor's and master's degrees are from the University of Texas at Tyler. 

Reginald Peters holds a M.A. in Drama from Texas Woman's University, a B.F.A. Cum Laude in Performance from The University of Texas at Arlington, a Texas Educator Certificate in Secondary Theatre Arts and Communications from Texas A & M Commerce, and an A.A. from Northeast Texas Community College. He is also a former vice president and member of Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary theatre fraternity and enrolled in the Equity Membership Candidacy program. Peters has worked with such Theatres as, Plano Repertory Theatre, Richardson Theatre Centre, Theatre Northeast, Garland Civic Theatre, Fort Worth Theatre, Stage West and Dallas Summer Musicals as a Box Office Sales Associate and Assistant Manager.

Reginald Reynolds, art/graphic arts instructor, is developing the Design and Applied Arts Program. Reynolds began teaching at AC as an adjunct in 1989 and became a full time instructor in 2004. He has worked in freelance video and film production for more than 20 years. Reynolds has a bachelor's degree from Lamar University and a MFA from Stephen F. Austin State University.

Kary Raine earned a master’s degree in theater from Stephen F. Austin State University. Raine is AC’s representative for the Texas Educational Theater Association. She will also provide leadership when four UIL contests are hosted on campus during the spring semester. Raine, who was involved in Community Theater in Kentucky and Missouri, said her strengths are in directing theatrical performances. 

Libby Stapleton is a journalism instructor/coordinator of student publications. In addition to her teaching load, she supervises The Pacer, the student newspaper, and AC View, the student magazine. Stapleton  was self-employed for 21 years in a printing and publishing business in Houston and Lufkin. She taught at Nacogdoches and Lufkin high schools for five and a half years. She received a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a master's degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.