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    New Leadership at SFSC: Local Figures Appointed to Enhance College's Future

    2024-05-02
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    On April 19, 2024, Governor Ron DeSantis appointed three members to the District Board of Trustees for South Florida State College. The appointees are Devon Donaldson and John Eason, joining Terry Atchley who was reappointed as the chair. These appointments are intended to support the college's governance and contribute to its growth and development.

    Fred Hawkins, the president of SFSC, welcomed the new trustees. He noted their role in shaping the college's future and reiterated the institution's dedication to its mission and vision. The mix of new and returning trustees aims to provide continuity and fresh insights to the board.

    Terry Atchley, continuing as chair, has extensive leadership experience in Hardee County, including roles as county manager and city manager of Wauchula. His involvement in local events like the Hardee County Fair helps connect the college with the community.

    Devon Donaldson, a new trustee, owns GeoDev Financial Group and has a background in finance. He is an alumnus of SFSC and is involved in local educational and healthcare organizations, bringing valuable experience to the college's financial and strategic planning.

    John Eason, also newly appointed, has experience in education and law enforcement. He has worked in city administration and teaches as an adjunct instructor at SFSC. His background is expected to enhance the college's focus on safety and educational quality.

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