AGB SEARCH CONTINUES GROWTH WITH NEW EXECUTIVE SEARCH CONSULTANTS

AGB SEARCH CONTINUES GROWTH WITH NEW EXECUTIVE SEARCH CONSULTANTS
New consultants bring a diverse wealth of experience to higher education searches

WASHINGTON, D.C., August 14, 2023 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, continues to grow its roster of executive search consultants. During its 2022-2023 fiscal year, the firm has brought on nearly a dozen experts in higher education leadership to support institutions in recruiting candidates for academic leadership and executive office roles.

“We are busier than ever in supporting and guiding universities and colleges as they find new leadership, and we’re ready to welcome our newest consultants aboard,” said AGB Search Managing Principal Rod McDavis.

The consultants’ range of experience varies from financial and managerial consulting to higher education policy, to academic affairs and interim leadership. Those who come from academic executive offices including former presidents, advancement directors and vice presidents of academic and student affairs respectively.

“Expanding our roster is an important step in diversifying our expertise and offerings to our clients,” said McDavis. “Our consultants play a huge role in building our reputation as the search firm of choice for higher education thanks to their invaluable knowledge during the search process.”

AGB Search is pleased to welcome the following consultants to the firm:

David Beacham
Sarah Dirksen
George W. Hynd, Ed.D.
Tamara Jhashi, Ph.D.
Pamela Krepchin
Howard Lipman
Franklin A. Newton, Ed.D.
Dawn Overstreet, Ph.D.
Louis W. Stark
Phoebe Stevenson, Ed.D.

AGB Search executive search consultants have access to pools of top candidates and expertly help clients navigate the search process. They frequently come to consulting roles directly from positions in higher education leadership, providing timely and knowledgeable guidance to public and private institutions.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,200 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

Statement from Rod McDavis, Managing Principal and CEO of AGB Search

The questionnaire referenced in the State University System of Florida Chancellor's correspondence on July 7 and July 11, 2023, is part of AGB Search's strategy to assess its ability to recruit a broad range of candidates, and includes demographic questions. It is a general, routine survey that is used in all of our executive searches. As noted earlier, the questionnaire is entirely voluntary. Its purpose is to ensure that our efforts continue to attract qualified candidates from all walks of life for our clients. The collected data has no impact on candidacy. Indeed, the AGB Search consultants supporting FAU did not see individual or aggregate responses. Further, the FAU search committee was not aware of the survey questions and did not receive the collected demographic information, in aggregate form or otherwise. AGB Search is proud to have supported FAU in its presidential search and hopes that any questions can be resolved with appropriate speed.

Published July 13, 2023.

AGB SEARCH WELCOMES MATTHEW KILCOYNE AS PRINCIPAL

AGB SEARCH WELCOMES MATTHEW KILCOYNE AS PRINCIPAL
Kilcoyne brings extensive presidential search experience to the firm

WASHINGTON, D.C., January 11, 2023 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, has announced the appointment of Matthew Kilcoyne as the firm’s newest principal. Kilcoyne brings extensive higher education executive search experience to the firm, having served as consultant, speaker and panelist in the field for over 20 years.

Kilcoyne’s executive search experience has been oriented to president, vice president and dean searches for private and public institutions. He focuses on all aspects of the search process, including search committee and board of trustees relations, institutional assessment, candidate recruitment and due diligence and transition assistance.

“AGB Search’s unwavering commitment to identifying highly qualified, missionally-aligned candidates was one of the many reasons I was drawn to the firm,” said Kilcoyne. “AGB Search takes seriously its responsibility to support colleges and universities in the identification, hiring and retention of the individuals best-suited to ensure those institutions’ long-term success. I look forward to being a part of a collaborative, experienced and knowledgeable team that prioritizes that success for their clients.”

An alumnus of Georgetown University, Kilcoyne has served as a speaker and panelist for a number of conferences and workshops, including the American Council of Education’s Fellows program and Advancing to the Presidency workshop, the American Association of State College & Universities’ Communications Conference for Senior Professionals and the Association of Catholic College & Universities’ Aspiring Presidents workshop. He is a member of the board of directors for Theater Delta, which uses interactive theater to foster dialogue and implement palpable change in the education, medical and nonprofit communities.

“Matt is without a doubt an exceptional executive search professional with a valuable perspective on higher education,” said Rod McDavis, managing principal of AGB Search. “We are delighted to welcome him to the firm and look forward to the expertise and collaboration he will bring to finding the right leaders for our clients.”

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES RECENT LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C., December 19, 2022 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, is pleased to announce the following recent appointments:

Baylor University has appointed David Cortes as its next associate vice president of development. Cortes most recently served as Baylor’s assistant vice president of development and foundation relations.

Elon University has named Rebecca Kohn as its new provost and vice president of academic affairs. Kohn comes to Elon University after serving as dean of arts and sciences and senior vice provost at Arcadia University. Read more.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has appointed Kelly Dowling as its senior vice president for philanthropy and alumni engagement. Dowling has served as assistant vice president for advancement at SUNY-Stony Brook since 2016. Read more.

Missouri Valley College has named Joseph Parisi as its 14th president. Parisi is a MVC alumnus currently serving as vice president for enrollment management and athletics at Central Methodist University. Read more.

Northern New Mexico College has selected Hector Balderas as the college’s next president. Balderas previously served two terms as New Mexico Attorney General. Read more.

San Francisco State University has appointed Stefan Amrine as its next senior director of corporate and foundation relations. Amrine previously served as director of corporate and foundation relations at Holy Names University.

San José State University announced the appointment of Cynthia Teniente-Matson as its next president. Teniente-Matson currently serves as president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Read more.

The University at Buffalo Foundation has selected Patrick Richey as its new chief financial officer. Richey previously served as the senior vice president for finance and administration at Nazareth College.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES RECENT LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 22, 2022 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, is pleased to announce the following recent appointments:

Gonzaga University has appointed Ray Kliewer as the new vice president and chief human resources officer. Kliewer previously served as senior director of human resources for the School of Medicine at Indiana University. Read more.

Princeton Theological Seminary has named Jonathan Lee Walton as its eighth president. Walton comes to Princeton Seminary from Wake Forest University’s School of Divinity, where he has served as dean since 2019. Read more.

Regis University announced the appointment of Senthil Kumar as its next vice president for strategic enrollment management. Kumar was most recently vice president for strategic enrollment management at Saint Leo University. Read more.

San Francisco State University has appointed Holly Fincke as its senior director of development for the College of Science and Engineering. Fincke previously served as director of development for the College of Science and the College of Education and Allied Studies at California State University East Bay.

Spring Hill College has selected Mary H. Van Brunt as its 39th president. Van Brunt has the distinction of being the first female president in the college’s history. Read more.

The University of North Dakota has appointed Randi Tanglen as its next vice provost of faculty affairs. Tanglen currently serves as the executive director of Humanities Montana. Read more.

Wayne State University announced the appointment of Bethany Gielczyk as its next senior associate vice president for finance and chief financial officer. Gielczyk most recently served as the deputy state budget director and brings over 20 years of experience in budgeting and financial management on behalf of the state of Michigan.

Yale University has selected Ruth Philo as its new executive director of internal audit. Philo previously served as the chief audit executive of Audit and Advisory Services for Rutgers University.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES RECENT LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C., August 19, 2022 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, is pleased to announce the following recent appointments:

Albizu University has named Nelson Edward Soto as the university’s sixth president. Soto comes to Albizu from Union Institute & University, where he served as the provost and executive vice president for academic affairs. Read more.

Arizona State University has announced the appointment of sociologist Rebecca Sandefur as the new director of the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics. Sandefur previously taught at the University of Illinois. Read more.

Benedict College has appointed Robert N. Garner as the new dean of the School of Science and Engineering. Garner came to Benedict after serving as chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of the Incarnate Word. Read more.

Chicago State University has announced the appointment of Elizabeth Davies as its new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Davies previously served as the dean of the College of Arts & Sciences at the University of St. Francis.

The International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP) has appointed Linda Kligman as its next president after having served as interim president. Kligman previously served as vice president for administration and vice president for advancement at IIRP.

Lincoln University has announced the appointment of Michael J. Self, Sr., as its next provost/vice president for academic affairs. Prior to this position, Self served as the assistant provost and dean of graduate studies at Metropolitan State University. Read more.

Louisiana State University has selected Todd S. Manuel as vice president of inclusion, civil rights & Title IX, effective September 1. Manuel currently serves as vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion transformation at Edison Electric Institute. Read more.

The Maricopa County Community Colleges District has announced the appointment of Janice Falkenberg as its new general counsel, to begin August 22. Falkenberg serves as vice president and general counsel at Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC). Read more.

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs has appointed Justin Howe as its new associate director of gift planning. Howe currently serves as senior coordinator of clinical experiences and partnerships at Metropolitan State University.

The University of Colorado System has announced the appointment of Jason Sprinkle as the new executive director of gift planning and gift administration, to begin August 16. Sprinkle currently serves at the University of Texas at Austin as director of gift and estate planning.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB Search Statement on the Passing of Susan Whealler Johnston

The AGB Search team mourns the loss of Dr. Susan Whealler Johnston, who passed away on August 12. Dr. Johnston, who served as president and CEO of NACUBO and was previously Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at AGB, was a powerful advocate for student success in higher education and was instrumental in shaping the future of the business officer profession.

"The AGB Search family is deeply saddened by the passing of Susan, our dear colleague and friend,” said Managing Principal Rod McDavis. “She will be sorely missed."

Susan was preceded in death by her husband Joe Johnston, who served as Director of AGB Search's Interim Search division and our Compensation Evaluation Service, as well as Senior Consultant, at AGB Search. Our thoughts go out to their family at this difficult time.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES RECENT LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C., July 20, 2022 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, is pleased to announce the following recent appointments:

Blackburn College has appointed Sarah Mouch as the new vice president for administration and finance. Mouch is currently the chief financial officer at the Methodist Theological School in Ohio, a role she has held since 2018.

California State University, Los Angeles, has announced the appointment of Stephen M. Trzaskoma as its new dean of the College of Arts and Letters, to begin August 1st. Trzaskoma currently serves as the director for the Center for the Humanities at the University of New Hampshire.

Carroll University has appointed Paul Zinck as its next vice president for finance and administration. Zinck most recently served as vice chancellor for finance and administration at St. Louis Community College. Read more.

Carroll University has selected Mohammed I.T. Bey as its inaugural vice president for institutional inclusion. Bey was previously the chief officer for diversity, equity and inclusion at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. Read more.

Carroll University has selected Kevin Trainor as the next dean of the School of Business. Trainor previously served at Northern Arizona University as a professor of marketing in the W.A. Franke College of Business, in addition to other leadership roles in the university.

Colorado State University has announced the appointment of Brendan Hanlon as its new vice president for university operations and chief financial officer, to begin August 1st. Hanlon served most recently as the deputy mayor and chief financial officer for the City of Denver. Read more.

The Community College of Philadelphia has announced the appointment of Alycia Marshall as vice president for academic and student success. Marshall previously served as the associate vice president for learning and academic affairs at Anne Arundel Community College (AACC). Read more.

Delaware Valley University has announced the appointment of Curtis M. Topper as the new vice president for finance and administration. Topper is currently serving as secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of General Services. Read more.

Emmanuel College has appointed Mary K. Boyd as its 13th president. Boyd previously served as provost at Berry College, and as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of San Diego. Read more.

Emporia State University announced the appointment of Kenneth Hush as the university’s 18th president, effective immediately. Hush has been serving as interim president of ESU since November 2021. Read more.

George Mason University has appointed Ken Turchi as assistant dean for strategic communications and marketing of the Antonin Scalia Law School. Turchi joins George Mason after serving as assistant dean of communications and administration at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.

Marist College has announced the appointment of Will Lamb as the new dean of the School of Management. Lamb currently serves as dean of graduate and adult learner recruitment for EAB, Inc., a provider of educational research, marketing and consulting services. Read more.

Marshall B. Ketchum University has selected Julie A. Schornack as the university’s second president. Schornack most recently served as senior vice president and chief of staff at MBKU, in addition to other roles she has held over 30 years with the university. Read more.

Mayville State University has announced the appointment of Brian Huschle as its new vice president for academic affairs. Huschle currently serves as vice president of academic and student affairs at Northland Community and Technical College. Read more.

Mayville State University has announced the appointment of Amber Hill as its new vice president for business affairs, to begin in August. Hill currently serves as the director for financial services/controller at Northland Pioneer College. Read more.

Misericordia University has appointed John Woznicki as the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Previously, Woznicki served as dean of graduate and professional studies at Delaware Valley University.

Misericordia University has appointed James J. Pierson as dean of the College of Business. Pierson was previously chair, MBA program director, and assistant professor in the business and entrepreneurship department at Chatham University.

Northampton Community College has selected David Ruth as its fifth president. Ruth is a senior leader with over 25 years as a progressive higher education professional and has served as the vice president and chief of staff at NCC for the past six years. Read more.

Northern Kentucky University has named Jeremy Alltop as the new vice president for administration and finance. Alltop comes to NKU from Lamar University, where he served as vice president of finance and operations/chief financial and operating officer. Read more.

Point Park University has announced the appointment of Andrew Clayton Hughey as general counsel, to begin August 8th. Hughey is currently serving as vice president and general counsel at Ohio Northern University.

Point Park University has announced the appointment of Julie Cryser as the new vice president of university advancement. Cryser joins the Point Park community from Pierpont Community and Technical College, where she was vice president for institutional advancement and foundation director.

The University of the District of Columbia has named Sharon Beasley as the university’s new director of nursing education, to begin August 1st. Beasley joins UDC from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), where she has served as a director since 2015.

The University of New England has selected Kevin Gillan as its next associate vice president of accounting, reporting and treasury. Gillan was previously a business banking finance manager at TD Bank.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES NEW LEADERSHIP SEARCHES

WASHINGTON, D.C., July 7, 2022 – Higher education executive search leader AGB Search announces its newest administrative and academic searches with deadlines in July and August:

The Anti-Defamation League, headquartered in New York City, invites nominations and applications for its vice president for education. Principals Monica Burton and Concetta Stewart and Executive Search Associate Anne Hoffman are leading the search. Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled; see the Position Profile for more information.

Florida Gulf Coast University, based in Fort Myers, Fla., invites applications and nominations for its fifth president. Associate Managing Principal Melissa Trotta and Executive Search Consultants Sally Mason and Garry Owens are leading the search. Applications are due August 15; see the Position Profile for more information.

Regis University, a Jesuit Catholic university in Denver, seeks an experienced vice president of enrollment management. Executive Search Consultants Alan Crist and Jean Kim are leading the search. Applications are due August 1; see the Position Profile for more information.

San Francisco State University, based in San Francisco, seeks applications and nominations for three advancement positions: senior director of development for the College of Science & Engineering; associate director of development for the College of Science & Engineering; and senior director of development for the College of Business. Principal Kimberly Templeton and Executive Search Consultants James Lanier, Jr., and Mark Jones are leading the search. Applications will be reviewed until the positions are filled; see the Position Profile for more information.

San José State University, located in San Jose, Ca., invites nominations and applications for the position of president. Managing Principal Rod McDavis, Associate Managing Principal Melissa Trotta and Executive Search Associate Andrew Bowen are leading the search. Applications are due August 31; see the Position Profile for more information.

Texas Southern University, based in Houston, invites qualified submissions of interest and nominations for its next provost and senior vice president. Principal Concetta Stewart and Executive Search Consultant Carlton Brown are leading the search. Applications are due August 26; see the Position Profile for more information.

The University of North Dakota, based in Grand Forks, N.D., seeks applications and nominations for its next vice provost for faculty affairs (VPFA). Executive Search Consultants Sally Mason and Garry Owens are leading the search. Applications are due August 19; see the Position Profile for more information.

Wayne State University, located in Detroit, seeks a visionary leader to serve as a senior associate vice president for finance and deputy chief financial officer. Executive Search Consultants Larry Ladd and Julie Staggs are leading the search. Applications are due July 29; see the Position Profile for more information.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

AGB SEARCH ANNOUNCES RECENT LEADERSHIP APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D.C., June 22, 2022 – AGB Search, a national leader in higher education executive search, is pleased to announce the following recent appointments:

Benedict College has appointed Akilah Carter-Francique as the new dean of education. Carter-Francique joins Benedict College after serving as executive director for the Institute for the Study of Sport, Society and Social Change at San Jose State University. Read more.

Boise State University has selected Nancy Glenn as its vice president for research and economic development, to begin July 1. Glenn currently serves as interim vice president in this role and is a professor in the Department of Geosciences in the College of Arts and Sciences. Read more.

Columbia Theological Seminary has announced Victor Aloyo will become the seminary’s 11th president, effective August 1. Aloyo is currently the associate dean of institutional diversity and community engagement at Princeton Theological Seminary. Read more.

Cuyahoga Community College has appointed Michael A. Baston as its fifth president. Baston currently serves as president of Rockland Community College. Read more.

Eastern Kentucky University has announced the appointment of Daniel Czech as dean of the College of Health Sciences, to begin July 11. Czech currently serves as professor and associate dean of the College of Health Sciences at Georgia College.

Fairleigh Dickinson University has announced the appointment of Benjamin Rifkin as its new dean of the Maxwell Becton College of Arts and Sciences. Rifkin is currently professor of Russian and formerly dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Science at Hofstra University. Read more.

Fresno Pacific University has selected André Stephens as its next president, to begin July 1. Stephens has 30 years of Christian higher education experience in California, most recently as vice president for student development at Biola University. Read more.

Hamline University has appointed Brent Gustafson as its next vice president for finance and administration. A graduate of Hamline, Gustafson has served as chief financial officer for the University of Minnesota’s College of Liberal Arts (CLA) for the last 10 years. Read more.

Lebanon Valley College has appointed Colleen Marshall as the first-ever chair of its nursing program, beginning July 1. Marshall is the director of graduate programs in the Stabler Department of Nursing at York College of Pennsylvania. Read more.

The Minnesota State University System has named Amy Jorgenson to serve as chief audit officer, effective June 22. Jorgenson has served Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB) as director of the COVID-19 Response Accountability Office since 2020. Read more.

Missouri State University has announced the appointment of Zora Mulligan as its new executive vice president. Mulligan currently serves as the commissioner of higher education for the State of Missouri. Read more.

Southern Connecticut State University has appointed Jess Boronico as the new dean for the School of Business. Boronico has held academic business leadership positions at NYIT, the University of New Haven, William Paterson University and Monmouth University. Read more.

Stony Brook University has named Michael D’Ambrosio as its next director of development in the College of Arts and Sciences. D’Ambrosio previously served as a major gift officer for Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Honor Society.

Stony Brook University has appointed John Link as director of development in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Link previously served as director of individual giving at Columbia University and fundraising campaign director of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Stony Brook University has named Nate Pazik as its director of development for the School of Communication and Journalism. Pazik was most recently chief of operations and development for independent, nonpartisan newsroom The Counter.

Texas Woman’s University has announced the appointment of Kristina Kaskel-Ruiz as vice president for marketing and communication, to begin July 1. Kaskel-Ruiz currently serves as associate vice president of marketing and communications at Sam Houston State University. Read more.

The University of Colorado System has named Lindsay Cameron as director of gift planning for CU Boulder. Cameron has served as associate director for the office since September 2020. Prior to joining CU, she served as director of gift planning for the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.

The University of Nebraska at Kearney has appointed Evan Boyd as its next dean of the library, to begin August 1. Boyd currently serves as director and archivist for United Lutheran Seminary in Philadelphia. Read more.

The University of Nebraska Medical Center has appointed Anne Barnes as vice chancellor for business, finance and business development. Previously, Barnes was senior associate dean for administration and finance at the University of Oklahoma, College of Medicine. Read more.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has named Jennifer Mnookin as its next chancellor. Mnookin has served as dean of the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law since 2015. Read more.

West Virginia State University has appointed Erick Cage as its new president. Cage has been serving as interim president at WVSU since September 2021. Read more.

Wheaton College has announced the appointment of Vanessa Wynder Quainoo as its chief intellectual engagement officer. Quainoo previously served as associate professor at the University of Rhode Island. Read more.

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About AGB Search
AGB Search, based in Washington, D.C., specializes in providing tailored services, including permanent search, interim search, and compensation evaluation, to higher education institutions. Founded by the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB) in 2010, the firm has a unique understanding of the qualifications critical for effective higher education leadership. The firm has conducted more than 1,000 searches at institutions ranging from small, private colleges to large public institutions and research universities. www.agbsearch.com.

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