Multiple U.S. Colleges Appoint New Trustees to Strengthen Governance

Several educational institutions have recently announced new appointments to their boards of trustees, reflecting ongoing commitments to leadership and community engagement. Aims Community College appointed three candidates who ran unopposed, including Board Chair Marilyn Schock and former education board member Rhonda Solis, with new terms starting in January. Colby College elected four alumni with diverse professional backgrounds in banking, education, and real estate, aiming to guide the college through growth and strengthen its liberal arts mission. Roanoke-Chowan Community College welcomed five new trustees representing multiple counties, emphasizing regional partnerships and workforce development, alongside new board leadership for the academic year. Palmer Trinity School added four trustees with extensive experience in wealth management, technology, and finance to support its mission of academic excellence and global citizenship. These appointments across institutions highlight a trend of integrating experienced professionals and community leaders to enhance governance and strategic direction.