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HBCU Welcomes Dr. Marc Newman as First Chief Advancement Officer

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Hampton University has appointed Dr. Marc Newman, a Grambling State University alumnus, as its first Chief Advancement Officer. This new position follows a nationwide search to improve the university’s institutional advancement and fundraising tactics. A renowned leader in the development of higher education, Dr. Newman brings to Hampton a wealth of expertise and a stellar […] The post HBCU Welcomes Dr. Marc Newman as First Chief Advancement Off…

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HBCU Welcomes Dr. Marc Newman as First Chief Advancement Officer

Hampton University has appointed Dr. Marc Newman, a Grambling State University alumnus, as its first Chief Advancement Officer. This new position follows a nationwide search to improve the university’s institutional advancement and fundraising tactics. A renowned leader in the development of higher education, Dr. Newman brings to Hampton a wealth of expertise and a stellar […] The post HBCU Welcomes Dr. Marc Newman as First Chief Advancement Off…

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