Candidates for BRCC chancellor post released

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The names of eight candidates vying to be the next chancellor of Baton Rouge Community College were released today by the Louisiana Community & Technical College System. The candidates are: Walter Asonevich, president of Pennsylvania Highlands Community College; Robert Burgess, retired president and chief operating officer of EATEL Louisiana; Andrea Lewis Miller, chancellor of SOWELA Technical Community College; Robert Miller, vice president for the Golden Triangle Campus and District Operations at East Mississippi Community College; Luke Robins, chancellor of Louisiana Delta Community College; George Santiago, president of Briarcliff College in New York; Evon Walters, executive dean and campus CEO of Suffolk County Community College; and Mary Wyatt, associate director and teacher educator at Savannah State University. Initial interviews will be conducted by LCTCS President Joe May. Finalists will then be invited to meet with the BRCC search committee members for interviews and to participate in a series of public forums with BRCC students, faculty and staff, along with BRCC Foundation Board members and community and business leaders. A schedule of interviews with the finalists will be announced by Nov. 7. While the application period concluded Oct. 5, applications will continue to be accepted until the position is filled.

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