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JB Holston has officially stepped into the role of Executive Director at the Colorado Department of Higher Education. His first day on the job was Monday, and he will be working closely with the outgoing director, Angie Paccione, until January 9. This transition period will allow Holston to gain valuable insights and experience from Paccione, who has served in the position for several years.
Holston brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously worked in various educational and leadership capacities. His appointment comes at a critical time for Colorado's higher education system, which is navigating challenges such as funding, access, and workforce development.
As he prepares to take the reins, Holston is expected to focus on enhancing educational opportunities for all Colorado residents and fostering collaboration among institutions. His leadership will be crucial in shaping the future of higher education in the state, ensuring that it meets the needs of students and the workforce alike.
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