Archinya Ingram, a dedicated and influential leader in higher education, has recently been appointed as Interim President of Clinton College, succeeding Dr. Lester A. McCorn. Her extensive experience and contributions over nearly two decades at Clinton College make her uniquely suited to lead this historic institution during its transitional phase.
Background and Professional Journey
Mrs. Ingram's career at Clinton College began with roles emphasizing financial and administrative expertise. As the Senior Vice President for Business Services and Chief Financial Officer, she played a pivotal role in the institution's fiscal stewardship and strategic planning. Her leadership extends beyond Clinton College; she has been an active figure in the Association of Business Administrators for Christian Colleges (ABACC), serving as a board member and later as Vice President. Her efforts have consistently focused on advancing financial literacy and resource optimization in higher education.
Impact at Clinton College
During her tenure, Ingram has been instrumental in shaping Clinton College's operational strategy, including digital initiatives like providing Microsoft Surface devices to students to bridge the technology gap. This innovation highlights her forward-thinking approach to enhancing accessibility and modernizing educational delivery.
Vision as Interim President
In her interim role, Ingram focuses on ensuring stability while continuing to build on the institution's legacy. She aims to strengthen Clinton College’s position as a premier historically Black liberal arts college, emphasizing ethical leadership, digital learning, and workforce development. Her leadership underscores a commitment to fostering academic and spiritual growth among underserved students.
As Clinton College embarks on this new chapter, Archinya Ingram exemplifies resilience and progress, embodying the institution's mission of holistic education. With her at the helm, Clinton College is poised for an era of innovation and community impact.
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