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GGC Welcomes New Leaders Georgia Gwinnett has welcomed several broadly experienced academic leaders who will guide the college through its continued growth and maturation.
Dr. Michelle Rosemond
“Like the visionary leaders who shepherded GGC through its first 15 years, these professionals share our passion for student success,” said Dr. Jann L. Joseph. “I am excited for what their perspectives will bring to the fulfillment of our mission and vision.”
Dr. Michelle Rosemond was the executive director for Student Retention and also led campuswide advising initiatives for Indiana University South Bend.
Dr. George Low Senior vice president for Academic and Student Affairs and provost Dr. George Low served California State University-East Bay as dean of the College of Business and Economics and professor of marketing. At GGC, he works to enhance its strong foundation of academic excellence, and collaborates with leadership to support student success with a focus on degree completion. Low served as a dean and associate dean at Radford University and Texas Christian University, respectively. He also held positions at the University of Texas, the University of Lethbridge and Brigham Young University. Dr. Christine Miller Divine Vice president of Information Technology and chief information officer Dr. Christine Miller Divine was vice president for information technology (IT) and chief information officer at California State UniversitySacramento. She also spent 14 years at the University of Georgia. Her role at GGC includes leadership, vision and strategic planning for all information and educational technology.
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Rosemond also served in various positions at the University of Louisville, the University of Michigan and Kent State University. Dr. Bernard Oliver Dean, School of Education Dr. Bernard Oliver has held deanships at Valdosta State University, the United Arab Emirates and the University of Missouri-Kauffman. He also worked at the University of Florida, Washington State University, St. Cloud State University, Syracuse University and the University of Missouri-Kansas City. His K-12 experience includes teaching and coaching positions and he was an assistant superintendent for high schools. Dr. Teresa Winterhalter Dean, School of Liberal Arts Dr. Teresa Winterhalter previously served as an associate dean in the College of Arts and Humanities at Georgia Southern University, where she oversaw eight departments and several interdisciplinary programs. Winterhalter also spent nearly 25 years at Armstrong State University. She was the founding director of its Gender and Women's Studies program and served as dean of its College of Liberal Arts.
