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Southern Arkansas University is pleased to announce that Dr. Gerald Plumlee has been named Dean of the Rankin College of Business. Dr. Plumlee has served as interim dean since June 2024 and now officially takes on the permanent role. With a strong background in business education and administration, he brings a wealth of experience to the position.
Dr. Plumlee has been instrumental in advancing the college's mission to provide high-quality education and foster student success. His leadership style emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and community engagement, which have resonated well with faculty, staff, and students alike.
In his new role, Dr. Plumlee aims to enhance the college's academic programs and expand partnerships with local and regional businesses. He is committed to creating opportunities for students to gain real-world experience and develop essential skills for the workforce. The university community looks forward to his vision and leadership as the Rankin College of Business continues to grow and thrive.
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