New President of Morris College Faces Challenges on Campus

The recent appointment of Said Sewell as the 11th President of Morris College has sparked both excitement and concerns among students on campus. With promises to improve campus facilities and increase enrollment, Sewell is facing challenges right from the start.

In a recent interview with WIS News, students expressed their dissatisfaction with the current conditions in the campus dorm rooms. From insect infestations to mold in bathrooms, students are calling for immediate action to address these issues. Despite the college’s denial of mold presence, Sewell acknowledged the need for improvements to attract and retain students.

One board member even took matters into his own hands by using his cleaning service to renovate the dorm bathrooms. While the total cost was not disclosed, COVID-19 funds were reportedly used to cover the expenses. Sewell emphasized the importance of creating a comfortable living environment for students to thrive academically.

With a background in higher education consulting, Sewell brings a wealth of experience to his new role. His plans to increase enrollment, secure funding, and engage with community partners demonstrate his commitment to the college’s growth and success. By rebranding the college and seeking investments, Sewell aims to elevate Morris College to new heights.

As students and faculty look towards the future under Sewell’s leadership, there is a sense of optimism and anticipation for positive changes on campus. With a clear vision and determination, Sewell is poised to make a lasting impact on Morris College and its community.

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