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Suffolk announces new VP of Student Affairs
Tara Lachapelle
Issue date: 6/5/08 Section: News
As Suffolk executes the initial stages of its new expansion plan, they've made some in-house changes as well.
Former Dean of Students Nancy Stoll has been appointed to the new position of Vice President for Student Affairs. Taking her place is Ann Coyne, former Associate Dean.
Stoll has served as Dean of Students for more than twenty years, according to President Sargent, who was quoted in a Suffolk release saying, "This promotion acknowledges the tremendous growth in her areas of responsibility and the need for her to continue providing vision and creativity to our support for student success."
According to Stoll, the promotions are an attempt to better organize the division of Student Affairs.
"It's a wonderful change for Student Affairs to be represented at the Vice President level," she said. "I think that speaks to the importance Student Affairs plays at Suffolk."
Stoll said they will be serving the same function on campus, such as meeting with students, helping students resolve issues, and working to create a good experience overall for the student body.
She also said she is going to work to enhance these efforts as the new Vice President of Student Affairs in the upcoming school year.
Interviews are currently underway for the new Associate Dean position.
Former Dean of Students Nancy Stoll has been appointed to the new position of Vice President for Student Affairs. Taking her place is Ann Coyne, former Associate Dean.
Stoll has served as Dean of Students for more than twenty years, according to President Sargent, who was quoted in a Suffolk release saying, "This promotion acknowledges the tremendous growth in her areas of responsibility and the need for her to continue providing vision and creativity to our support for student success."
According to Stoll, the promotions are an attempt to better organize the division of Student Affairs.
"It's a wonderful change for Student Affairs to be represented at the Vice President level," she said. "I think that speaks to the importance Student Affairs plays at Suffolk."
Stoll said they will be serving the same function on campus, such as meeting with students, helping students resolve issues, and working to create a good experience overall for the student body.
She also said she is going to work to enhance these efforts as the new Vice President of Student Affairs in the upcoming school year.
Interviews are currently underway for the new Associate Dean position.
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