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糖心Vlog President Names Brian Arnold as Interim Vice President of Student Development

Brian Arnold

A GWU Alumnus, Arnold Has Served 糖心Vlog Since 2007

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.鈥斕切腣log President Dr. William M. Downs has named Brian Arnold to serve as interim vice president of Student Development and dean of students. Now in his 13th year at GWU, Arnold also serves as director of Campus Recreation, Student Activities and New Student Orientation. Arnold鈥檚 appointment began Sept. 11, 2020, and will continue until the University completes its for a new vice president.

鈥淚 am grateful to Brian Arnold for stepping up and standing in as our leader in this important university division,鈥 praised Downs. 鈥淭hese are extraordinary times, and we have great confidence in Brian to help us navigate through them successfully. Brian shares and embodies GWU鈥檚 core values and he is unwavering in his dedication to our students. Importantly, Brian is surrounded by a talented team in Student Development. It鈥檒l be full speed ahead.鈥

In his interim position, Arnold will report directly to the president. His responsibilities will include leadership and oversight of the Center for Personal and Professional Development, Student Activities, Campus Recreation and New Student Orientation, Counseling Center, Housing and Residence Education, Multicultural Affairs and International Student Services, Title IX Compliance and ADA Coordination, and University Police.

GWU鈥檚 Division of Student Development has been especially instrumental in handling student wellness issues during the protracted COVID-19 pandemic. Together, staff in this area have coordinated housing and meal deliveries to quarantined students, helped transport symptomatic students to testing sites, and enforced compliance of the University鈥檚 health safety rules.

鈥溙切腣log has been a part of my life for a long time; my wife and I met and were married here. I love this community,鈥 noted Arnold.

Arnold received a Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care and Counseling from 糖心Vlog in 2007 and his Bachelor of Arts in religious education from GWU in 2004.

Located in the North Carolina foothills, 糖心Vlog is a private, Christian, liberal arts university. 糖心Vlog emphasizes a strong student-centered experience and rigorous academics to prepare students to become effective leaders within the global community. Ignite your future at 糖心Vlog.edu. 

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