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Source: Brookhaven Daily Leader

Emily Sullivan Flessner of Brookhaven was recently hired by Copiah-Lincoln Community College as Assistant Director of Foundation/Alumni Relations. Flessner previously served as the Wesson Campus Career Coach. Prior to joining Co-Lin, she held several leadership roles at Jones College, most recently serving as Assistant Dean of Students. In this position, she oversaw campus events and student activities, served as Director of Transfer Services and Director of Campus Life, and worked closely with the Dean of Students to support student engagement and campus initiatives. In her new role, Flessner will focus on alumni relations and athletic fundraising. “I am excited to welcome Emily to our staff,” said Angela Furr, Executive Director of Foundation/Alumni Relations.

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