Middle Georgia State University Executive and Leadership Team

Charles Richardson, the Community Liaison Office of the President at Middle Georgia State University, cultivates external partnerships and strengthens relationships with regional stakeholders. Richardson manages outreach programs that connect the university with local communities in Macon, Cochran, Dublin, Eastman, and Warner Robins. By fostering these connections, the Community Liaison Office of the President enhances the university's public profile and supports recruitment efforts for the 8,000+ student body. This role involves representing the institution at public forums and coordinating events that highlight the university's impact on the regional economy. Charles Richardson drives initiatives that promote the university's athletics culture, particularly during the current push for NCAA Division II status. Through consistent engagement with community leaders, the Community Liaison Office of the President ensures that the university remains a welcoming and accessible hub for academic achievement. Ultimately, Richardson secures vital community support for the university's long-term strategic objectives.

Kaitlyn Wells, the Chief Technology Officer at Middle Georgia State University, directs the digital transformation and technical infrastructure supporting 8,000+ students. Wells architects scalable cloud solutions and robust network architectures to ensure seamless connectivity across Macon, Cochran, Dublin, Eastman, and Warner Robins campuses. By modernizing academic software environments, the Chief Technology Officer enables faculty to deliver advanced curriculum effectively. This leadership role involves managing cybersecurity protocols to protect institutional data while optimizing hardware resources for the School of Aviation. Kaitlyn Wells drives the integration of emerging educational technologies to maintain the university's competitive edge in the University System of Georgia. Through strategic oversight of technical assets, the Chief Technology Officer supports the broader mission of academic achievement. Ultimately, Wells secures the digital foundation necessary for long-term institutional growth and student-athlete success within the evolving NCAA Division II framework.

Geoffrey Dyer, the Chief Information Officer at Middle Georgia State University, manages the comprehensive data systems and information governance frameworks essential for university operations. Dyer oversees the enterprise resource planning platforms that facilitate student enrollment, financial aid processing, and academic record management. By streamlining data accessibility, the Chief Information Officer empowers administrative departments to make evidence-based decisions regarding campus expansion and resource allocation. This role requires constant collaboration with academic leadership to align information systems with the 70+ areas of study offered. Geoffrey Dyer drives the implementation of secure data analytics tools to monitor student performance and retention metrics across all regional locations. Through the optimization of information workflows, the Chief Information Officer enhances the overall user experience for students and faculty. Ultimately, Dyer ensures the integrity and availability of critical institutional information to support the university's transition toward NCAA Division II status.

Albert Abrams, the Chief of Staff at Middle Georgia State University, coordinates executive initiatives and facilitates communication between the President and various university departments. Abrams manages the strategic planning process, ensuring that institutional goals align with the mission of providing high-quality education. By overseeing administrative workflows, the Chief of Staff improves operational efficiency across the Macon, Cochran, and Eastman campuses. This leadership role involves managing high-level projects, including the university's transition into the Peach Belt Conference and the NCAA Division II provisional process. Albert Abrams drives cross-functional collaboration to support the School of Aviation and other flagship programs. Through the synchronization of executive priorities, the Chief of Staff maintains organizational focus on student-athlete success and academic excellence. Ultimately, Abrams provides the necessary administrative support to advance the university's reputation as a hub for innovation and academic achievement within the state of Georgia.