Arrick Jackson has been appointed as the new chancellor of Indiana University Northwest, with his term set to begin on July 1. President Pamela Whitten praised his leadership skills and focus on student success initiatives. Jackson has a wealth of experience in higher education, having served as provost at Minnesota State University Moorhead and in various leadership roles at other institutions.
Jackson expressed excitement about the opportunity to lead IU Northwest and outlined his plans to work collaboratively with faculty, staff, and the community to build on the university’s strong foundation. He aims to continue prioritizing student success and serving the needs of the region.
IU Northwest, which serves over 3,000 students, is known for its academic excellence. Incoming Vice President Ken Iwama expressed confidence in Jackson’s ability to uphold the university’s tradition of excellence.
Jackson will take over from Iwama, who served as chancellor until 2024, before moving to his new role. The appointment of Jackson as the new chancellor signals a new chapter for IU Northwest, with a focus on student success and community engagement.
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