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Delta State introduces Dr. Daniel Ennis as university’s ninth president

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April 6, 2023

Delta State University officially introduced its ninth president on Thursday.

Dr. Daniel J. Ennis comes to Cleveland from Coastal Carolina University, where he most recently served as provost. While Ennis chose not to use the introductory ceremony to lay out any strategy, he did express his excitement for the opportunity.

“This is not the occasion to describe the things that I have been hired to do – to make data-driven decisions, to review policies and tweak procedures, to align resources with strategic goals,” Ennis said. “At a later time, after consultation with so very many stakeholders, I will tackle what is to be done, and explain how we will do it.”

Ennis, who has held a multitude of administrative positions with Coastal Carolina over the last two decades, has helped the South Carolina university with enrollment, retention, and fundraising – three sectors Delta State needs aid in. Since 2014, DSU has seen a 29 percent drop in enrollment, leaving the public university…

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Title: Delta State introduces Dr. Daniel Ennis as university's ninth president
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Published Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2023 21:07:20 +0000

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www.wcbi.com – Aundrea Self – 2024-04-19 16:27:42

SUMMARY: Eight schools in the area have been recognized by the Mississippi Department of Education as “Military Star Schools” for their support of military families and children of service members. These schools include West Lowndes Elementary and High Schools, New Hope Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, Aberdeen Elementary School, Annunciation Catholic School, and Columbus Christian Academy. Schools with this designation must have a dedicated school liaison for military families and provide professional development for staff to meet the needs of military students and families. The designation lasts for two years and was established by Governor Tate Reeves in February 2022.

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Mississippi lawmakers go back and forth on education funding

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April 19, 2024

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www.wjtv.com – Richard Lake – 2024-04-19 16:09:10

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Itawamba County deputies save dog with Narcan

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www.wcbi.com – Joey Barnes – 2024-04-19 15:52:15

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