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MILLIGAN COLLEGE, TN (Aug. 5, 2002) – Milligan College welcomes two new employees to the campus community: Troy Anderson, senior admissions counselor and coordinator of multicultural recruitment, and Danielle Booth, director of student life and resident director.
Anderson is a 1994 graduate of East Tennessee State University, where he earned a degree in marketing. He comes to Milligan from Wyeth-Ayerst, where he worked as a pharmaceutical sales representative. He previously served as a senior merchandising representative with the J.C. Penney Company. Anderson is a native of the Knoxville area and currently resides in north Johnson City with his wife and two children. He is active at New Covenant Family Church, serving as a deacon and director of the college-age ministry.
“We are excited about Troy’s addition to the admissions counseling staff. He will manage a traditional admissions territory and will also work with multicultural student recruitment which is an exciting new effort for Milligan,” said David Mee, vice president for enrollment management at Milligan. “We included this important issue in our strategic planning, and Troy’s appointment moves us another step closer to meeting key goals in the area of student diversity.”
Booth is a 1994 graduate of the University of Nevada at Reno, where she received her bachelor of science degree. She also received a master of science of social work at the University of Louisville in 1996. Booth comes to Milligan from Frontier Health in Elizabethton, where she worked as a children and youth therapist.
She has previously worked for Seven Counties Services in Louisville, Ky., as a primary service coordinator; for Kosair Children’s Hospital in Louisville, Ky., as a family social worker; and for LifeSpring Mental Health Services in Jeffersonville, Ind., as a therapist.
Booth and her husband are active members at Avoca Christian Church in Bristol, where her husband Teddy Booth is the associate minister of adult education and small groups.
“Student life is a vital part of the Milligan community. Danielle’s diverse experience will only enhance our present efforts at Milligan,” said Mark Fox, vice president for student development. “I look forward to the work she will do with our students, faculty and staff.”
Booth succeeds Julie Ray as director of student life. Ray served two years at Milligan before taking a new position at Gordon College near Boston, Mass., in July. Ray was instrumental at Milligan in enhancing student life and programming.