Dowling College president makes changes
Dr. Jeremy D. Brown gives the commencement speech during Dowling College's 50th commencement ceremony. (May 19, 2012) Credit: Heather Walsh
Since Jeremy Brown became Dowling College president, he has made several changes to the school's academic offerings in both its undergraduate and graduate programs.
For the 2012-2013 academic year, the school has added new bachelor's degree programs in criminal justice management, sociology and teaching English to speakers of other languages.
In addition, it has launched a new doctoral degree in educational administration with a concentration in health care and online master's degree programs in sports management and educational technology leadership.
The college also recently began a marketing campaign and appointed Suzanne Johnson, a Dowling faculty member for more than two decades, to the newly created position of dean of the college.
The dean will oversee the college's four schools: arts and sciences, aviation, business, and education.
Brown took over the college's top post in June 2011.
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