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President Hodge announced an additional $50,000 gift to support military and veteran students.

Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll will administer the oath of office at the investiture ceremony.

President Hodge and a team of institutional affiliates will participate in a structured, evidence-based engagement designed to transform institutional culture, practice, and outcomes.

Rodriguez, with a career spanning legal, academic, and law enforcement sectors, was appointed by Gov. Healey.

“The world awaits your intellectual contributions, your creativity, and your principled leadership.”

"At Fitchburg State, we stand together and reaffirm our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for every member of our campus."

“I was privileged to accompany these remarkable young women as they were able to be at the table with government dignitaries, financial leaders, and elected officials to discuss their experiences as first-generation college students."

Fitchburg State was among the highest performing public institutions in Massachusetts for social mobility.

"This year, together we will explore what it means to serve one another, to serve students in our rapidly changing world, and to serve our community: our state, this region, and the world."

President Donna Hodge will welcome students, faculty, staff, and the community at large with a State of the University address at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4.