South Dakota Governor Appoints Banker Rozenboom and Builder Scull to State Board of Technical Education
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden announced in Pierre on November 13 the appointment of Dave Rozenboom and Jim Scull to the South Dakota Board of Technical Education.
Rhoden said South Dakota's technical colleges are some of the strongest in the nation, consistently setting students up for success and preparing them to pursue their dream careers in the state, and that Rozenboom and Scull are insightful leaders who will help ensure students continue to receive a quality education.
Rozenboom has been president of First PREMIER Bank since 2011 and has spent his 41-year banking career in South Dakota. A 1985 graduate of Dordt University, he serves on the board of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce & Industry and is a past chairman of the Forward Sioux Falls Joint Venture Management Committee, the Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce and the South Dakota Bankers Association. He said he attended the 2017 announcement of the Build Dakota Scholarship Fund and has since watched the state's technical education system grow.
Scull comes from a family of construction professionals and is involved in general construction, site and utility work, development and ranching. He served three years in the U.S. Army, including a one-year tour in Vietnam, and graduated from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in December 1974. He said he has always supported technical education for those who want to get ahead quickly without a four-year degree.
(Source: Office of the Governor of South Dakota)
Source: Office of the Governor of South Dakota
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Photo: 图：南达科他州州长 Larry Rhoden。经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden, via Wikimedia Commons.
