David Ayers Appointed as Associate Professor of Community College Leadership
May 1, 2025 - 20:08
David Ayers, a distinguished educator with extensive experience in community college leadership, will be joining the College of Education at NC State as an associate professor starting August 15, 2025. Currently serving at Old Dominion University, Ayers has been a key faculty member in the community college leadership and higher education department since 2017.
His expertise in the field is expected to greatly enhance the academic offerings and research initiatives at NC State. Ayers has a strong background in developing programs that support community colleges and their students, focusing on innovative leadership strategies and inclusive educational practices.
His appointment is seen as a significant step towards strengthening the College of Education's commitment to addressing the challenges faced by community colleges today. Faculty and students alike are eager to welcome him and look forward to the contributions he will make to the academic community.
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