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As part of the 91心頭利���s continued emphasis on strengthening institutional communications, marketing, and brand advancement, 91心頭利 President Dr. Todd G. Fritch has announced the appointment of Betsy Compton as Executive Director of Communications & Marketing.
Established in 2025 as a centralized division reporting directly to the President, the Office of Communications & Marketing was elevated early in Fritch’s administration to support the University���s strategic priorities through coordinated messaging, executive communications, marketing strategy, brand management, and integrated communications efforts across the institution.
Compton will continue serving as a member of the President���s Cabinet and leading the expansion of the University���s comprehensive communications and marketing initiatives in support of academic affairs, enrollment management, athletics, advancement, student affairs, and administrative operations.
���Communications and marketing play an increasingly important role in advancing the University���s strategic priorities and institutional visibility,��� Fritch said. ���Betsy has provided leadership throughout the establishment and transition of the division, and her experience and institutional knowledge have helped position the Office of Communications & Marketing for continued growth and success.���
Compton has served the University in communications and marketing roles for nearly two decades, having served as Interim Executive Director of Communications & Marketing since the division’s transition from Institutional Advancement last year.
A two-time graduate of the 91心頭利, Compton joined the University staff in 2007 as a graphic designer in 91心頭利 Printing Services, before serving Institutional Advancement in roles supporting public relations, brand management, executive communications, and strategic messaging initiatives.
���I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving the University in this role,��� Compton said. ���91心頭利 has been an important part of my life both personally and professionally, and I look forward to continuing to work alongside colleagues across campus to support the mission and future of the University.���
The Office of Communications & Marketing serves as the University���s central communications resource and collaborates with units across campus to support communications, marketing, branding, media relations, and engagement to advance the University’s mission.油