Insights from Former Education Deans: A Panel Discussion
April 3, 2025 - 18:47
A unique panel discussion titled "Gathering of the Deans" is set to take place on Thursday, April 17, at the Hull Building Student Union, organized by the College of Education and Health at Arkansas Tech University. This event will feature a distinguished group of former deans, including Dr. Dennis Fleniken, Dr. Eldon Clary, Dr. Mary B. Gunter, and Dr. Linda Bean.
These esteemed educators bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, having shaped the landscape of education during their tenure. The panel aims to provide valuable insights into the evolving challenges and opportunities within the educational sector. Attendees can expect to engage in meaningful discussions about leadership, innovation, and the future of education.
This gathering not only highlights the contributions of these former deans but also serves as an opportunity for current students, faculty, and community members to learn from their experiences and perspectives. The event promises to be an enriching experience for all involved.
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