After serving as the president of Cal Poly Humboldt for the past five years, Dr. Jane Smith has announced her decision to step down from her position. The news comes as a surprise to many in the university community, as Dr. Smith has been a well-respected and influential leader during her tenure.
Dr. Smith took over as president of Cal Poly Humboldt in 2016, and has since made significant strides in improving the campus environment and enhancing the overall student experience. Under her guidance, the university has seen an increase in both enrollment numbers and retention rates, as well as improvements in academic programs and facilities.
In a statement released to the campus community, Dr. Smith expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve as president and highlighted the many accomplishments achieved during her time in office. She also mentioned her desire to pursue other professional opportunities and spend more time with her family.
Dr. Smith’s departure leaves a void in leadership at Cal Poly Humboldt, but the university has already begun the search for her successor. The Board of Trustees will be working with a search committee to find a qualified candidate who can continue the positive momentum that Dr. Smith has established.
As students, faculty, and staff prepare to bid farewell to Dr. Smith, there is no doubt that her impact on the university will be felt for years to come. Her dedication to excellence and passion for higher education have left a lasting impression on the Cal Poly Humboldt community, and her successor will have big shoes to fill.
In the meantime, Dr. Smith will be working closely with university leadership to ensure a smooth transition of power, and she remains committed to supporting the university in any way she can during this time of change.
While the news of Dr. Smith’s departure may be bittersweet, the Cal Poly Humboldt community can take comfort in knowing that her legacy will continue to inspire and guide the university in the years to come.
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