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Jenifer L. Lewis, PhD, has been appointed as the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at MidAmerica Nazarene University (MNU). With a robust background in both academia and administration, Dr. Lewis is poised to enhance the university's commitment to Christian liberal arts education. Her extensive experience as an educator underscores her dedication to fostering an environment where students can thrive intellectually and spiritually.
Dr. Lewis's vision for the college includes promoting interdisciplinary studies that integrate faith and learning. She believes that a strong foundation in the liberal arts is essential for developing critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills. Under her leadership, the college aims to create innovative programs that not only prepare students for their careers but also encourage them to engage with their communities and the world from a Christian perspective.
As she steps into this pivotal role, Dr. Lewis is excited to collaborate with faculty and students alike to cultivate a vibrant academic culture that honors the university's mission and values.
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