SUEANN STROM TO LEAVE SEMO

Dr. SueAnn Strom, vice president for student affairs at Southeast Missouri State University, has accepted a position as associate vice president for academic and student affairs at Macon State College in Macon, Ga.

"We are extremely pleased that Dr. Strom has been offered this position, but we regret that she will not be here to assist us in providing teaching leadership in our graduate program in educational administration and counseling at Southeast," said Dr. Dale Nitzschke, president of Southeast. "We wish her the best as she accepts this new leadership challenge."

Strom will help Macon State College focus on the needs of students. The school is primarily a commuter institution.

"Dr. Strom has the experience and talent to help Macon State accomplish this important task," said David Bell, president of Macon State. "We are very enthusiastic over her appointment."

Strom said: "I am delighted to be offered the opportunity to join David Bell, Tom Isherwood and the new administrative team at Macon State College. I will be initiating an enrollment management unit, a freshman-year experience program, student leadership initiatives, among other new programs."

Strom recently resigned from her $94,000-a-year job at Southeast, effective June 30. She had been offered a faculty position in Southeast's department of educational administration and counseling.

She came to Southeast in 1992 after serving as assistant vice president of student affairs at Mankato State University in Minnesota.