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  • Raymond Barclay, senior associate at Arroyo Research Services, in North Carolina, has been named director of institutional research and planning at Stetson University, in Florida.
  • Connie Carmack, vice president for advancement at Chatham University, in Pennsylvania, has been selected as vice president for resource development at Roanoke College, in Virginia.
  • Jeremy Day-O'Connell, assistant professor of music at Knox College, in Illinois, has been promoted to associate professor of music there.
  • Sarah Day-O'Connell, assistant professor of music at Knox College, in Illinois, has been promoted to associate professor of music there.
  • Doug Falk, vice president of information technology and chief technology officer at the National Student Clearinghouse, in Virginia, has been named chief information officer there.
  • Sharon L. Fross, vice president for academic affairs at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, has been appointed as dean of the College for Graduate Studies and of the College for Continuing and Professional Studies at Chatham University, also in Pennsylvania.
  • Peter Meagher, associate dean of student and campus life at Reed College, in Oregon, has been selected as assistant dean of students/student conduct coodinator at Gustavus Adolphus College, in Minnesota.
  • Jim Milroy, assistant vice president for budget and financial analysis and government relations at the State University of New York at Geneseo, has been promoted to vice president for administration and finance there.
  • Jenna K. Templeton, director of online academic and support services at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, has been chosen as assistant dean of the College for Graduate Studies and of the College for Continuing and Professional Studies at Chatham University.

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