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Governor Jared Polis has officially appointed J.B. Holston as the new executive director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education. Holston's appointment follows the departure of Angie Paccione, who is set to transition back into the private sector after leading the department since 2019.
Holston brings a wealth of experience to the role, having a strong background in education policy and administration. His previous positions include significant roles in both the public and private sectors, where he has focused on enhancing educational opportunities and outcomes for students across Colorado.
As he steps into this pivotal position, Holston will be tasked with overseeing the state's higher education system, which includes managing funding, implementing policies, and promoting access to quality education for all students. His leadership is expected to continue the department's efforts in addressing the evolving needs of Colorado's diverse student population. The transition comes at a crucial time as the state navigates challenges in higher education amidst changing demographics and economic conditions.
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