Ringling College Appoints New Senior Leadership
Dr. Tracy A. Wagner has been named executive vice-president and Dr. Jason L. Good vice-president for enrollment management and marketing.
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August 2, 2021
Dr. Tracy A. Wagner
Ringling College of Art and Design has named two key members to its senior leadership team: Dr. Tracy A. Wagner as executive vice-president and Dr. Jason L. Good as vice-president for enrollment management and marketing.
Wagner previously served as the collegeâs vice-president for finance and administration. In her new position she will work directly with college president Dr. Larry Thompson, leading a number of special initiatives including institutional strategic planning, further engaging the collegeâs board of trustees, and helping to further connect the Sarasota Art Museum campus and the main campus. She will also be responsible for overseeing the offices of human resources and planning and institutional effectiveness and serve as t
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