APSUs Eriksson College of Education Names Dr. Charles Gonzalez and Dr. Christi Maldonado as Associate Deans

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The Eriksson College of Education at Austin Peay State University has appointed Dr. Charles Gonzalez as the associate dean of belonging and student success and Dr. Christi Maldonado as the associate dean of assessment and accreditation. Dr. Gonzalez's role will focus on enhancing inclusivity initiatives and improving student recruitment and retention, building upon his previous experience as an assistant professor.

He expressed enthusiasm for the position, emphasizing the importance of fostering a welcoming community. Dr. Maldonado brings over 20 years of public education experience, having worked as both a teacher and an assistant principal. In her new position, she will lead the college's accreditation efforts, ensuring high educational standards are maintained. Both leaders will collaborate closely with college administration to advance academic programs and support faculty development.

Their combined expertise is expected to positively impact the educational landscape at APSU. The appointments reflect the college's dedication to nurturing future educators and leaders in the field.

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