CEC Lab Named After Distinguished Alumni
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CEC distinguished alumni, Dr. Wayne Brown, making headlines. CEC now has a lab named after him and his wife Teresa Brown."For some people, education is one thing. For others, education is everything. Wayne Brown, Ph.D., is in the latter group. For nearly 20 years, Brown has worked in higher education at schools in San Francisco, Kansas, and New York. He is also the founder of the Center for Higher Education Chief Information Officer Studies, Inc., a non-profit organization designed to contribute to the education and development of the chief information officer position in higher education."To continue reading this story, click here: https://realizingpotential.nova.edu/stories/2018/c09_alum-waynebrown.html
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