Office Staff

Dr. Donald W. Green
Executive Vice President
Instruction and Student Services

Biography

Donald W. Green holds a Ph.D. degree in community college leadership from the University of Texas at Austin, a master's in social work from the University of Southern Mississippi and a master's in sociology from the University of South Alabama. Since July of 1998, he has served as the executive vice president for instruction and student services at Florida State College at Jacksonville. Prior to relocating to Jacksonville, he served as the interim president of Genesse Community College in Batavia, New York for one year and the vice president for academic affairs for eight years.

For additional information, see attached vita.

Department

The office of the executive vice president for instruction and student services provides college-wide educational leadership to achieve a high standard of excellence and innovation in teaching and learning, student development and faculty and staff professional growth. It also provides vision and overall guidance for policy formulation, educational planning and new program development in a learning-centered, integrated instructional, and student services environment.

The EVP serves as acting College President in the absence of the College President and represents the College in community, state, national, and international endeavors.