Graduate School Dean to Retire
After 17 years, Scott Fletcher, dean of the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, is retiring.
Reflecting on his nearly two decades of service, Fletcher is proud of everything the graduate school community has accomplished together. “It has been an incredible privilege to work with our faculty and staff over my 17 years here, and to have had the opportunity to help move so many of our collective projects forward.”
Fletcher will remain in his position through August 2025. He’s enthusiastic about the fresh perspectives new leadership will bring, and knows the graduate school is poised for continued success.
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