The search committee for a new dean of the Turner College now has representation from the TSYS School. According to information received by Turner Business , based on positive responses to invitations from CSU Provost Dustin Anderson, that committee now includes Amjad Hossain and Christopher Lovelock . Hossain joined TSYS School faculty (from his position at Emporia State University) in August 2024 as an assistant professor of computer science. He earned a PhD in computer science from Kent State University in 2018. Prior to his work at Emporia State University, he was on the faculty at Shepherd University. Lovelock joined TSYS School faculty at the same time (i.e., August of 2024), coming over from his role as a cybersecurity instructor at Harris County High School. He holds an M.A. in education from CSU. As indicated in the table above, the search committee now has 12 members. Four come from CSU administration, two from Turner College administration, two from the TSYS School ...
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