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Arthur Williamson to lead Savannah State technology operations as chief information officer

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Derek Jones has been covering education in Savannah for 7 years after earning his degree in Education Journalism from the University of South Carolina. He previously reported for NPR’s local affiliate, where he focused on educational policy and its impact on local schools and students.

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Arthur Williamson to lead Savannah State technology operations as chief information officer — Statesboro Technology news

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Savannah State University has named Arthur Williamson its chief information officer, the university said. Williamson will lead the university’s information technology strategy and operations.Role at Savannah StateThe university said Williamson will focus on strengthening campus technology infrastructure, improving digital services and supporting the needs of students, faculty and staff.Williamson has experience in higher education and the financial sector, the university said. His areas of expertise include IT operations, cybersecurity and technology infrastructure.“Technology plays a critical role in nearly every aspect of the university experience, from how our students learn to how we operate and serve our campus community,” said Samantha Hutchinson, vice president for business and financial affairs.Hutchinson said, “Arthur brings valuable experience and a thoughtful approach to technology that will help us strengthen our infrastructure, improve efficiency and

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