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Dean Susan Stocker Named Interim Regional College Dean

ASHTABULA, Ohio (April 23, 2015)— 㴫ý Provost Todd Diacon announced Thursday that Dr. Susan Stocker, Dean and Chief Administrative Officer for 㴫ý at Ashtabula, will be serving as Interim Dean of the Regional College for 㴫ý starting July 1.  Stocker will continue in her capacity as dean of the Kent State Ashtabula campus while serving a two-year term as the Regional College interim dean.  Stocker has led the Ashtabula campus as dean since 2001, and also served as interim dean of the College of Nursing during the 2013 academic year.

The Regional College is the academic unit for certificates and degrees only offered at Kent State’s seven regional campuses.  The Regional College consists of 120 full-time faculty and program directors and houses nine programs with specialized accreditation, such as Ashtabula’s health degrees.  Responsibilities of the Regional College dean include representing all regional campuses to 㴫ý administration, developing a strategic plan and annual goals for the growth of the regional campuses, and conducting reviews of degree programs and faculty appointments.

“I appreciate the opportunity to continue to serve in a leadership capacity at 㴫ý and to represent all regional campuses at the administrative level.  Our regional campuses are an asset to the 㴫ý system and enable residents of Northeast Ohio to get a quality education close to home,” said Stocker.

The Regional College dean position is being left vacant by Dr. Wanda Thomas as she retires after 10 years of service to 㴫ý. 

 

POSTED: Thursday, April 30, 2015 11:57 AM
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