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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Aug. 2, 2006
Bouse joins MUW as vice president for institutional
advancement
By Jill D. O’Bryant
COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Dr. Gary A. Bouse will join Mississippi
University for Women’s administrative team Aug. 28, pending
IHL Board approval, as vice president for institutional
advancement.
“The VPIA position is an extremely important position to our
university,” said MUW President Claudia A. Limbert. “I look
forward to working with him as he assists MUW in the
institutional advancement area. I am excited to have him
join our outstanding MUW team.”
Previously employed at Indiana State University as vice
president for university advancement, Bouse graduated from
Indiana University with a doctorate in higher education
administration. He earned his masters of agriculture in land
economics and real estate and his bachelor of science in
agricultural economics both from Texas A&M University.
In addition to Indiana State University, he also has worked
in institutional advancement at University of Missouri, Sam
Houston State University (Texas), Texas Tech University,
Auburn University (Ala.), Oklahoma State University and
Indiana University.
With more than 17 years experience in the institutional
advancement area, he will represent MUW’s institutional
advancement areas as a member of the President’s Cabinet.
The areas on campus that will directly report to Bouse are
alumni relations, development/foundation, public affairs,
sponsored programs and the web master.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to serve an
institution with such historical significance to the state
of Mississippi as Mississippi University for Women,” Bouse
said. I look forward to working with President Limbert, the
leadership of the MUW Foundation, the outstanding faculty,
staff and alumni of MUW and the Columbus community on
advancing the institution as a leading university in the
southeast.”
He said his goals will be to provide leadership to the
division and institution through the planning and
administering of a coordinated university-wide effort to
strengthen ties with university constituents, providing
effective communications to enhance the stature of MUW with
external audiences and raising private funds to support the
strategic initiatives of the university.
Bouse and his wife, Rebecca, have two children: Garrett, 14,
and Heather, 8.
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