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Wesley R. Fugate, Ph.D., the President of Wilson College, has been elected as one of six new members to the prestigious Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) Board of Directors. This significant appointment marks a notable achievement for Fugate, who will serve a term of three years on the board. The CIC is dedicated to advancing the interests of independent colleges and universities across the nation, providing a platform for collaboration and resource sharing among its members.
Fugate’s election to the board highlights his commitment to higher education and the unique challenges faced by independent institutions. His leadership at Wilson College has been characterized by a focus on academic excellence and student engagement, making him a valuable addition to the CIC. As a member of the board, Fugate will have the opportunity to influence policy discussions and initiatives that impact the future of higher education, advocating for the needs and priorities of independent colleges. This role not only enhances Fugate's professional profile but also elevates the visibility of Wilson College within the broader academic community.
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