January 24, 2013
Seven have been appointed or reappointed to State University System boards of trustees by the Florida Board of Governors, according to a new release from the BOG.
Thomas Workman Jr., president of Thomas Workman & Associates, Certified Public Accountants in Boca Raton, was reappointed to the Florida Atlantic University board. John Dudley Goodlette, interim president of Edison State College in Fort Myers, was appointed to the Florida Gulf Coast University board. Leslie Victor Pantin, president of Pantin/Beber Silverstein Public Relations in Miami, was appointed to the Florida State Universityboard. George Arthur Skestos, of Longboat Key, retired founder of the Homewood Corp., Trinity Home Builders and Franklin Bank, was appointed to the New College of Florida board.
Fred D. Franklin, a lawyer with Rogers Towers PA in Jacksonville, was reappointed to the University of North Florida board. Stanley I. Levy, a retired partner emeritus at Grant Thorton LLP in Tampa, was appointed to theUniversity of South Florida board. Suzanne Lewis, of Pensacola, a retired superintendent at the National Park Service, was appointed to the University of West Florida board.
All the terms end Jan. 6, 2018 and require Senate confirmation and participation in a Board of Governors orientation for new trustees. More information on university boards of trustees can be found here.