Susan Rogers, formerly a psychology professor and now Vice President at Dutchess Community College in New York, will take the helm as the new president of Central Maine Community College. She calls CMCC’s achievements “amazing” and looks forward to starting in Auburn, Maine.
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Meet Susan Rogers, Central Maine Community College’s new president
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Key Takeaways:
- Susan Rogers has been appointed president of Central Maine Community College.
- She was previously a psychology professor.
- She is currently Vice President at Dutchess Community College.
- Rogers is impressed by CMCC’s “amazing” work.
- She is eager to begin her new leadership role.
A New Leader at CMCC
Susan Rogers is set to become the newest president of Central Maine Community College. Coming from a background in higher education and administration, Rogers brings years of experience that she believes will serve the college well.
From Psychology Professor to Vice President
Before transitioning to administrative leadership, Rogers served as a psychology professor. Most recently, she has been acting as Vice President at Dutchess Community College in New York. This combination of teaching and leadership offers a unique perspective that she hopes will benefit students and faculty alike.
Inspired by “Amazing” Work
Rogers has praised Central Maine Community College for its “amazing” work, impressed by the level of dedication shown by both faculty and students. She sees the college’s performance and community outreach as catalysts for future growth and success.
Eager to Start in Auburn
As she settles into her new role, Rogers says she is eager to begin working with the CMCC community in Auburn, Maine. Her enthusiasm reflects excitement about continuing the positive trajectory of the institution and establishing her vision for the college’s next chapter.
