Quarterly Luncheon
Date and Time
Monday Feb 1, 2016
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM EST
February 1, 2016
11:00am - 1:00pm
Location
Clarence Brown Conference Center
5450 GA-20, Cartersville, GA 30121
Fees/Admission
Tickets and Table Sponsorships are available using
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Contact Information
Stephanie Stapleton
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Quarterly Luncheon
Description
Monday, February 1
Clarence Brown Conference Center
11:15 Networking
11:30 Doors Open, Buffet Begins
12:00 Program Begins
Clarence Brown Conference Center
11:15 Networking
11:30 Doors Open, Buffet Begins
12:00 Program Begins
$25 per Person or $250 per Table (10 seats)
Purchase Tickets or Tables Online
Contact Stephanie Stapleton for more information.
This luncheon will feature Dr. Donald Green, who serves as President of Georgia Highlands College. Prior to his work at GHC, Don served as the vice president for extended and international operations and dean of the College of Professional and Technological Studies at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Michigan, was academic dean for Davenport University, and had his own firm advising corporations, governmental organizations, and educational institutions on training and education.
Don's principal areas of work are the development of unique degree programs for future labor markets, improving educational services to non-traditional student populations and community outreach. He believes higher education must become more accessible and entrepreneurial.
Dr. Green holds a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Western Michigan University, a Masters in Labor and Human Resource Management from Ohio State University and a Bachelor's in Public Administration from Michigan State University. He is blessed with a wife and three children and is in the process of moving his family to Northwest Georgia.
Dr. Green holds a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Western Michigan University, a Masters in Labor and Human Resource Management from Ohio State University and a Bachelor's in Public Administration from Michigan State University. He is blessed with a wife and three children and is in the process of moving his family to Northwest Georgia.
