MARIETTA, OHIO — Governor Mike DeWine has announced the appointment of a new member to Washington State College of Ohio’s (WSCO) Board of Trustees.
Former Ohio Governor Nancy P. Hollister, was installed last night during the September meeting as the newest member of the Board of Trustees.
“Nancy has spent decades serving this community and advocating for the people of Appalachian Ohio. Her understanding of our region, its workforce and the opportunities education can create will bring an important perspective to our Board of Trustees. We are incredibly fortunate to have someone with her depth of experience and commitment to the Mid-Ohio Valley helping guide Washington State as we continue working to expand opportunities for our students and strengthen the communities we serve,” said WSCO President Dr. Sarah Parker.
The WSCO Board of Trustees is made up of local residents from Washington and Morgan counties who are committed to guiding the college’s mission and growth. Current board members include Jodey L. Altier, Chair; Vice Chair, Joseph Zacharias; Bernie Anderson; Randall T. Barengo; Christy Chavez; Cinda Erickson; David E. Vandenberg; and and Tyler Wilcox.
Together, the Trustees ensure WSCO remains a high-quality academic institution dedicated to preparing future professionals and leaders. Their decisions reflect the college’s mission to meet the region’s educational and workforce needs by offering accessible, affordable, and dynamic degree and certificate programs in a supportive environment that fosters student success.
