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Associate Provost of Academic Operations - Vimarsana News

Associate Provost of Academic Operations

Associate Provost of Academic Operations Links in Academic Affairs Leonard Johnson Leonard Johnson, Professor of Education in the School of Education, has been appointed Associate Provost for Academic Operations effective January 3, 2017.  Johnson brings to the position over 40 years of higher education experience and has been at Ferris since 1998. Most recently, he served as Program Coordinator in the School of Education during the Director’s position search. He was also Chair of the Strategic Planning and Resource Co...

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The Recorder - GCC Board of Trustees votes, recommends Salomon-Fernandez unanimously as new president - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - GCC Board of Trustees votes, recommends Salomon-Fernandez unanimously as new president

GCC Board of Trustees votes, recommends Salomon-Fernandez unanimously as new president The Greenfield Community College’s Board of Trustees unanimously voted to recommend Yves Salomon-Fernandez to the Board of Higher Education as the college’s new president, replacing Bob Pura when he retires. RECORDER STAFF/JOSHUA SOLOMON SALOMON-FERNANDEZ Related stories GREENFIELD — Signaling a desire to build on what Robert L. Pura has created at the Greenfield Community College over the last 18 years, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted for Yves Salomon-Fernandez to become the college’s nex...

Whatever Happened To: Karen DePauw, Virginia Tech's dean for graduate education - Vimarsana News

Whatever Happened To: Karen DePauw, Virginia Tech's dean for graduate education

Nearly a year later, more than 300,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. Widespread transmission of the virus, business lockdowns and economic strife have turned the world — including the world of higher education — upside down. In mid-March, DePauw was driving back to Blacksburg from Northern Virginia after an alumni reception of graduate education thought leaders. She noticed that some who had RSVP’d did not show up, as people began to worry about coming in close contact with others. DePauw did not know at the time that it would be her last p...