Frederick, Maryland (PRWEB) January 10, 2023 Hood College will receive $1 million from congressionally directed spending via the Fiscal Year 2023 Omnibus
Hood College President Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D., has been named to the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) Board of Directors following the association’s 2022 Annual Meeting. Chapdelaine is one of 13 members that will serve on the national board in 2022. Established in 1915, the AAC&U aims to advance the democratic purposes of .
Hood College appointed Helen Propheter as the college’s new director of corporate and government relations. Propheter will officially begin in the role on Aug. 15. Within the role, Propheter will work within the College’s Office of Institutional Advancement and will report directly to Hood President Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D. In the role, Propheter will build .
Tammi Simpson has been named Hood College’s vice president for community and inclusivity. (Courtesy Hood College)
Tammi Simpson has been tapped to lead the liberal arts college’s efforts to foster a diverse, equitable and inclusive campus community, the school announced Thursday. Simpson will begin this new role in August.
In this position, Simpson will oversee the school’s Bias Incident Response Team, help recruit employees from diverse backgrounds, create community-building activities and develop curriculum to “deepen students’ understanding of diversity, equity and inclusion, and their commitment to social justice and civic engagement,” the college said in a statement Thursday.
Hood College Appoints Ron Wiafe as New Dean of Students
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Dean Wiafe has held a diverse array of roles in both student affairs and enrollment management
Dean Wiafe shares, I am really excited to establish relationships with faculty, staff and students to support Hood’s core institutional values of Hope, Opportunity, Obligation and Democracy.” FREDERICK, Md. (PRWEB) December 10, 2020 Hood College is pleased to announce the appointment of Ron Wiafe, Ed.D., as the College’s new dean of students. Dean Wiafe will begin in January 2021.
In this role, Dean Wiafe will develop, implement and assess programs and initiatives to advance Hood’s mission to foster a vibrant, inclusive campus. The dean of students will be responsible for leading the College’s student engagement and residential life staff in their work to support student learning and success.