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In a significant move for Indiana's educational landscape, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education has unanimously appointed Katie Jenner as the new commissioner of higher education. This decision, made on Friday, aligns with Governor Mike Braun's initiative to enhance the oversight of education from early childhood through to higher education institutions.
Jenner, who currently serves as the Secretary of Education, will officially take on her new responsibilities starting October 11. She succeeds Chris Lowery, who is leaving the position after more than two years of service.
This appointment marks a pivotal moment in Indiana's education system, as Jenner is expected to bring her extensive experience and insights to the role. Her leadership will be crucial in navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Indiana's colleges and universities. As the state continues to evolve its educational strategies, Jenner's vision for higher education will play a vital role in shaping the future of learning in Indiana.
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