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  • Quintin B. Bullock, provost of Tidewater Community College's Virginia Beach Campus, has been appointed president of Schenectady County Community College.
  • Jan Muto, assistant to the chancellor for teaching and learning at the Kentucky Community and Technical College System and interim president of Maysville Community College, has been named president of Riverside Community College.
  • John L. (Larry) Richards, assistant to the president at LDS Business College, in Utah, has been promoted to president there.
  • Mark S. Schantz, associate provost for engaged learning, director of the Odyssey Program, and professor of history at Hendrix College, in Arkansas, has been selected as provost at Birmingham-Southern College, in Alabama.
  • Morton Owen Schapiro, president of Williams College, in Massachusetts, has been named president of Northwestern University, in Illinois.

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