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    Savannah State University Names Arthur Williamson Chief Information Officer | Savannah Herald

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    • Arthur Williamson named Chief Information Officer at Savannah State University, expressing enthusiasm to join the campus community.
    • He brings over a decade of IT leadership from Florence-Darlington Technical College, most recently as Director of Information Technology.
    • Served on the South Carolina Technical College System’s Critical Infrastructure Advisory Group, contributing to infrastructure and institutional security discussions.
    • Holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from Clemson University and an M.S. in Computer Science from Ball State University.
    • Expected to advance technology solutions that support student success, academic excellence and the university’s long term strategic priorities.
    Mr. Arthur Williamson

    In his new role, Williamson will lead the university’s information technology strategy and operations, focusing on strengthening campus technology infrastructure, enhancing digital services and supporting the evolving needs of students, faculty and staff.

    “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. “As we look toward the future, having strong, innovative technology leadership is essential to advancing our institutional priorities. Arthur brings valuable experience and a thoughtful approach to technology that will help us strengthen our infrastructure, improve efficiency and better position Savannah State for continued growth and success.”

    Williamson joins Savannah State after more than a decade at Florence-Darlington Technical College in Florence, South Carolina, where he most recently served as Director of Information Technology. During his tenure, he supported the institution’s technology operations and initiatives. He also served on the South Carolina Technical College System’s Critical Infrastructure Advisory Group, contributing to discussions surrounding technology infrastructure and institutional security.

    “I’m honored to join Savannah State University as Chief Information Officer,” said Williamson. “I look forward to using technology to help students learn and to help faculty and staff do their best work. I’m also excited to get to know the campus community and build on the strong foundation already in place here.”
    Williamson earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Clemson University and a Master of Science in Computer Science from Ball State University, with a focus on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and systems design.

    His arrival comes as Savannah State continues to strengthen its technology capabilities to support student success, academic excellence and operational efficiency. Williamson will play a key role in advancing technology solutions that improve the campus experience and support the university’s long-term strategic priorities.

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