FAIRMONT, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Mike Davis, President of Fairmont State University has chosen two vice presidents to join the Fairmont executive leadership team. The step marks a significant development for the institution.
Davis, currently in the second year of his presidency, seeks to make Fairmont State University a “Great Place to Learn, Work, and to Call Home.” The recruitment of two new team leaders brings this vision closer to becoming a reality.
“I am pleased to announce that after thorough national searches, George Wolf will join Fairmont State as the Vice President of Enrollment Management and Janna Bredeson will serve as our Vice President of Student Affairs,” said Davis. “Both are seasoned higher education professionals who will bring new ideas and energy to the university.”
Wolf brings 37 years of experience in enrollment management. This includes previous experience as Vice President of Enrollment Management at Virginia Intermont College, American InterContinental University-Los Angeles, Tusculum College, Siena Heights University, and Westminster College.
Wolf currently serves as Liaison International’s Senior Enrollment Strategist. He has completed all doctoral coursework in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis and holds a Master of Arts in Human Resource Development.
“From the moment I stepped onto the Fairmont State campus, I felt welcome,” Wolf said. “More importantly, I heard a genuine commitment from everyone I spoke with to achieve Fairmont State’s fullest potential. In my opinion, that potential is almost limitless.”
Janna Bredeson brings over 25 years of student affairs experience to Fairmont. This includes service as Assistant Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life and Assistant Director of Campus Recreation at Western Illinois University, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Life University, and Associate Director of Student Life and Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life at the University of Missouri.
“Fairmont State University is clearly dedicated to enriching students’ experiences, with a strong emphasis on their success inside and outside of the classroom,” Bredeson stated. “I’m excited to collaborate with President Davis and the campus community to position the university as one of the nation’s most innovative institutions. I early anticipate contributing to Fairmont State’s next chapter – providing the best regional university experience in West Virginia.”
