The world has seen many great presidents of different institutions, with some even making history. The 11th president of an institution is no different as they are set to lead their respective institutions into a new era. This article looks at the 11th presidents of various institutions around the world, their backgrounds, and their plans for the future.
Dr. Douglas Palmer was announced as the 11th president of Siena Heights University in Adrian, Michigan on Friday. Dr. Palmer has over 25 years of experience in higher education and has served as a professor, administrator, and leader in a variety of capacities. His plans for Siena Heights University include increasing diversity, promoting equity and inclusion, and expanding access to high-quality educational opportunities.
Lance Tatum is the next president of Troy University in Troy, AL. Tatum has served as the senior vice chancellor for academic affairs and chief academic officer at Troy University since 2018. His goal is to continue the university's mission to provide students with an excellent educational experience while also focusing on student success, diversity, and inclusion.
The All Progressives Congress in Nigeria saw Bola Tinubu become the 11th president in what has been called the worst presidential election in Nigerian history. Tinubu's election campaign focused on developing the economy, tackling corruption, and providing healthcare and education. He has also promised to create jobs and increase foreign investment.
Northwest University in Minnesota has named their 11th president, John Jasinski. Jasinski was chosen from a pool of 16 applicants to receive the 2023 Charles W. L. Maxey award. He will be taking the helm of Northwest University in April of 2023 and has indicated that he will focus on increasing access to education, increasing diversity, and creating a student-centered learning environment.
Roanoke College in Virginia has appointed its 11th president, Dr. Sunem Beaton-Garcia. Dr. Beaton-Garcia is the first woman and first Latina to lead the college and her plans for the future include increasing access to education for underrepresented groups, promoting a culture of respect and inclusion, and focusing on student success.
Finally, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit has appointed Barkett as its 11th president. Barkett was appointed by President Bill Clinton in 1993 and has served faithfully ever since. Her plans for the court include ensuring the court follows the law and upholds the rights of all citizens.
Overall, the 11th presidents of various institutions around the world have set the stage for the future of their respective institutions. Their focus on diversity, inclusion, and access to education is sure to leave a lasting legacy on the institutions they serve.
