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Congratulations to Christine Zagari-LoPorto on Her Appointment as President of CEANY

Congratulations to Christine Zagari-LoPorto on Her Appointment as President of CEANY

Congratulations to Christine Zagari-LoPorto on Her Appointment as President of CEANY

CEANY

Christine Zagari-LoPortoCongratulations to Christine Zagari-LoPorto, associate dean for Continuing Education and Workforce Development, on her appointment as the president of Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY).

An association of over 600 higher continuing education professionals representing SUNY and CUNY institutions statewide, CEANY is committed to advocacy and professional development in the field of workforce development and continuing education. They are champions that highlight, strengthen and support that continuing education is an integral part of higher education that provides an enormous impact to the state’s economy and workforce.

To learn more about the organization, visit www.ceany.org.

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CEANY Continuing Education Association of New York
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