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Prior to that, he served as the president of Wilmington College (Ohio) and the founding associate dean of health sciences at Heidelberg University. He has served at Nichols since 2006, mainly in positions that revolved around fundraising and advancement. He currently serves as the CEO of True Empowering LLC, a communications company.
Since retiring from Bucknell University, Bill’s partnered with his longtime friend Bob Massa, the former Dean of Enrollment at Johns Hopkins University, to assist universities in overcoming their enrollment challenges, especially at how things have changed in the COVID era. I think it was about three years old at the time.
How it Started The initial meeting was in person and included Laura Wind-Norton, then Dean of University Transfer and LiberalArts, who deserves much credit for organizing the project and team. Fall, from the Four Seasons series, 2006, by Wendy Red Star.
In 2006, she returned to her alma mater where she has been in admissions ever since. Jeff Kallay: You’re a graduate of a small liberalarts college? ” There are a lot of beautiful liberalarts colleges out there. Mae Watters: And I might have been stumbling in the opposite direction. Mae Watters: I am.
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