April 8, 2025 - 21:21

Dr. James S. Netherton, who has held the position of executive vice president for administration and finance since 2007, has announced his retirement, effective June 30. Over his 16 years of service, Dr. Netherton has been instrumental in shaping the financial and administrative landscape of Mercer University. His leadership has been marked by significant advancements in fiscal management, strategic planning, and operational efficiency.
During his tenure, he has overseen a variety of initiatives aimed at enhancing the university’s infrastructure and resources, contributing to its growth and stability. Dr. Netherton's commitment to the institution has left a lasting impact on the university community, fostering an environment of collaboration and innovation.
As he prepares to transition into retirement, Dr. Netherton expressed gratitude for the opportunities he has had to work alongside dedicated colleagues and contribute to the university's mission. The search for his successor is expected to begin shortly, as the university looks to continue its trajectory of success.
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