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| Aldridge
appointed Vice President of University College at TSU |
Troy
State University administrator Dr. Susan C. Aldridge has been
named Vice President of University College, the administrative
division that oversees TSU programs outside of Alabama.
A member of the TSU staff since 1996, Dr. Aldridge previously
served as director of Western Region and International Programs for University
College. She replaces Dr. Rodney Cox, who retired last December.
Headquartered on the TSU campus, University College offers
degree programs at 51 sites – predominantly military bases -- in 14 U.S.
states and nine countries. University College also administers the university’s
Distance Learning Center. The division allows TSU to reach students worldwide,
said Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Chancellor.
“Serving the educational needs of the men and women of
the U.S. military and reaching out to the international community are key components
of Troy State University’s mission,” Dr. Hawkins said. “University
College will be well served by Dr. Aldridge’s extensive experience in administration,
management and the international arena. We look forward to her leadership in
this vital area.”
A native of Madison, Wis., Dr. Aldridge received a bachelor’s
degree from Colorado Women’s College and earned a master’s degree
and doctorate from the University of Colorado. She is a former director of Aging
Services for the Denver Metropolitan Area and previously taught at the National
University of Singapore. She has been honored by the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services and Social Security Administration for health care research
and is a two-time recipient of the Governor’s Distinguished Service Award
in Colorado.
Dr. Aldridge said she is “very excited” about leading
University College.
“This position poses incredible challenges and real opportunities,” she
said. “I inherit a tremendous legacy that will serve me well in terms of
expanding our programs and markets.” TSU is known internationally for its
innovation and initiative in developing quality programs, Dr. Aldridge said.
“There is a tremendous entrepreneurial spirit at Troy
State,” she said. “We have a great opportunity to meet the needs
of people around the world and capitalize on the variety of educational programs
that TSU provides.”
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