From 2006 to 2019, Darin Wohlgemuth held a joint appointment with Enrollment Services and the Office of the Senior Vice President and Provost, Budget and Planning. He leads the Enrollment Research Team, conducting research and analysis on a variety of enrollment issues, including pricing, budgeting, and strategic recruitment. Wohlgemuth holds Master of Science and doctoral degrees in economics from Iowa State University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in secondary math education from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, and an associate’s degree from Hesston College, Hesston, Kan.
Angela Bond, Director of Undergraduate Business Global Programs at UNC Kenan-Flagler, is responsible for overall management and delivery of a portfolio of more than 35 global programs for undergraduate business students. Prior to joining the undergraduate program, Angela led the Executive MBA Program at RSM Erasmus in The Netherlands and worked as Director, OneMBA® at UNC Kenan-Flagler. Angela’s familiarity with living and working internationally, as well as being married to a South African, helps her prepare students for the challenges and rewards of international experience. Before moving into higher education, Angela worked at General Electric in Human Resources. Angela received her B.A. in History from UNC Chapel Hill and an MBA from UNC Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Amy joined the Undergraduate Business Program at UNC Kenan-Flagler in June 2016 and is focused on strategically building students’ professional development through curricular integration, experiential learning, and managing the UBP’s career development advising and programming staff. After graduating from UNC in 2008, Amy launched a career in higher education, beginning in alumni relations with the School of Media and Journalism. She earned her M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration from Vanderbilt University and subsequently worked as a career coach at both Vanderbilt and Duke before returning to her alma mater.
In his current role, Dan Frezza oversees the strategic leadership and execution of a comprehensive annual giving approach that includes fundraising priorities for 13 school and units. William & Mary boasts the highest undergraduate alumni participation rate among public ivy universities and leads all top 50 nationally ranked USNWR public universities. Under his leadership, Dan has successfully positioned annual giving and participation as key campaign goals in a $1 billion comprehensive campaign. During his five-year tenure, William & Mary has grown from 23% participation in 2012 to 29.9% in 2017. Dan has more than 14 years of higher education experience, ranging from student affairs, alumni engagement and annual giving. He received his bachelor’s degree in communications and marketing from Western Carolina University and his master’s degree in higher education administration from North Carolina State University.
He provides leadership for the Business Intelligence, Prospect Research, Prospect Management, Grateful Patient, and Records Management units. Nathan is a sought-after speaker in management philosophy and business intelligence, as well as a scholar of philosophical systems with an emphasis on applying philosophy to create a more socially just society. He is also passionate about utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning for good. He is the author of Precision Prospect Development and co-author of Precision Philanthropy: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Generosity
Rod is currently Associate Dean for Academic Programs and Innovation in the Benerd School of Education at University of the Pacific in California. His work is focused on helping leaders of all types nurture human and organizational potential. Rod’s professional practice focuses on organizational learning, organization development, strategic planning, and evaluation. In his current role at Pacific, Rod leads school-wide academic program development, innovation facilitation, and enrollment services. Rod facilitated the development and implementation of the school’s strategic plan, Benerd Reimagined, which is resulting in a major academic and organizational transformation. He’s currently a key leader in the school as it merges with the university’s continuing and professional education unit in 2019-2020. In his previous role at Pacific, he led the startup of the Benerd School in Sacramento, designed to be a hub of innovation and creativity for learning, leadership, and change. Prior to his work at Pacific, Rod worked at Drexel University’s startup campus in Sacramento and led the transformation of a program group at University of Louisville, which tripled in enrollment to 550 students during his time there. Before becoming a faculty member, Rod managed a group of online programs at the University of Illinois. In his previous […]
Dr. Czarda is President of Greensboro College in North Carolina. In 2010, Dr. Czarda was selected as the 18th president of the college after a national search. Dr. Czarda has earned a reputation for being an active presence on campus, addressing major issues directly with a commitment to shared governance and transparency. He has an open door policy and a productive relationship with the Board of Trustees and is a passionate advocate for small, private, church related, liberal arts colleges. Prior to his tenure at Greensboro College, Czarda served George Mason University in Northern Virginia in many capacities as a senior administrator for 27 years, during a critical period of the institution’s remarkable growth and development into one of the most innovative public research institutions in higher education, with a growing enrollment of over 35,000. In these various roles, he guided the executive management of many of the core functions of the university, financial and administrative operations at the highest level. Prior to his service to Mason, Czarda worked in municipal government in Virginia. Czarda has been a leader on numerous boards and commissions, including Highland School, Chair of the Fauquier County School Board, Chair of the Fauquier Health System, […]
Corey Cook, joined Saint Mary’s College of California on July 1 as the Vice Provost for Academic Programs and Planning. Prior to that, he served as the founding dean of the School of Public Service and Professor of Political Science at Boise State University. The School of Public Service was founded in 2015 to inspire and equip students to be innovative, principled and effective public service leaders, promote meaningful community engagement and civil discourse, and serve as an objective and unbiased resource for citizens and decision-makers. Cook has a PhD in Political Science from University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Assuming his role at Virginia Tech in 2009, Frank leads Virginia Tech’s largest auxiliary enterprise with an operating budget well over $100 million. He provides leadership for the following departments: Cranwell International Center, the Dean of Students Office, Dining Services, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Housing and Residence Life, Learning Partnerships, and Student Conduct. He also plays a role in Virginia Tech’s Title IX efforts and cares deeply about eradicating sexual violence from college campuses. In addition to his administrative responsibilities, Frank is an associate professor in the higher education graduate program and, from 2013-2018, served as executive editor of About Campus, a national magazine that promotes strengthening the student learning experience in higher education. Frank’s commitment to higher education has been nationally recognized. He was named a fellow of the American Council on Higher Education, a Diamond Honoree by the ACPA—College Student Educators International and honored by the Association of College and University Housing Officers with its Research and Publication Award. As an avid supporter of strengths-based learning, he received the Chip Anderson Inspiration Award for significant contributions in advancing the strengths movement in higher education.
In her current role, Dr. Gail F. Baker is USD’s chief academic officer and works closely with President James T. Harris III and the university’s academic deans. Prior to joining USD in 2017, Dr. Baker was dean of the College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media at the University of Nebraska Omaha. She also served as executive associate to the chancellor of UNO as well as other university leadership positions. At the University of Florida, she served as chair of the Department of Public Relations in the College of Journalism and Communications. She later served as vice president of public relations and special assistant to the president. At the University of Missouri-Columbia, she was chair of advertising and directed the Minority Recruiting Program of the School of Journalism. Dr. Baker holds a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, a Master of Science degree in marketing communications from Roosevelt University, and a doctorate in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Her industry experience includes public relations positions with IBM and International Harvester (now Navistar). She was a reporter and editor for the Chicago Daily Defender Newspaper. She has earned recognition for her […]
