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New president named for Faculty of Southern Nevada

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A brand new president has been named for the Faculty of Southern Nevada, officers introduced Thursday.

Nevada System of Increased Schooling (NSHE) officers mentioned Dr. Stacy S. Klippenstein has been chosen to steer the Faculty of Southern Nevada (CSN). The choose comes after a nationwide search headed by the Board of Regents’ committee devoted to discovering the brand new president.

“Dr. Klippenstein is an experienced leader with a strong background in expanding access to higher education and strengthening workforce and community partnerships,” mentioned Amy Carvalho, board of regents chair. “His success in enrollment growth, workforce education, and student success initiatives makes him well-suited to lead CSN into the future.”

A information launch highlighted Klippenstein’s {qualifications} and achievements.

“Dr. Stacy S. Klippenstein has more than 30 years of experience in higher education leadership and currently serves as President of Mohave Community College (MCC) in Arizona,” mentioned a information launch from NSHE. “Under his leadership, MCC has expanded enrollment, workforce partnerships, and academic offerings, including the transition to bachelor’s degrees in high-demand fields.”

Klippenstein will take over for William Kibler, who has led the college since July.

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