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Goldey-Beacom College’s President Keith to begin term as board chair of Transform Mid-Atlantic

Posted 12/11/23

WILMINGTON — Goldey-Beacom College announces Dr. Colleen Perry Keith has been elected by the Transform Mid-Atlantic Board of Trustees and will serve as its Board Chair beginning in January …

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Goldey-Beacom College’s President Keith to begin term as board chair of Transform Mid-Atlantic

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WILMINGTON — Goldey-Beacom College announces Dr. Colleen Perry Keith has been elected by the Transform Mid-Atlantic Board of Trustees and will serve as its Board Chair beginning in January 2024.

Goldey-Beacom College has been a participating member of the organization since 2017, most recently partnering with their AmeriCorps VISTA program.

As the new Board Chair, Dr. Keith is the first president of an Institution of Higher Education in Delaware to serve as Transform Mid-Atlantic Chair.

“Dr. Keith brings decades of experience and leadership within diverse higher education settings, and we are so fortunate to have her as our organization’s new Board Chair. She deeply supports our organization’s mission, and it is exciting to have her at the helm as we expand to serve a broader region throughout the Mid-Atlantic,” said Madeline Yates, executive director of Transform Mid-Atlantic.

Dr. Keith’s depth of experience and her desire to work collectively, as well as her recent appointment as the Chair of the NCAA Division II Executive Board, also beginning in 2024, will empower her to bring the Transform Mid-Atlantic to a new level of service to its membership.

Prior to Goldey-Beacom College, Dr. Keith served as president at Pfeiffer University and at Spartanburg Methodist College. She is on numerous non-profit boards in Delaware and was recently named 2023 Female Leader of the Year by the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce. She received her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs at The Ohio State University.

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