Amanda Stonecipher has been named Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at IU Southeast.

Indiana University Southeast today announced Amanda Gage Stonecipher has been named Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs. The Division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs advocates student learning and engagement and provides student services, leadership opportunities and social and educational programs.

“I am thrilled to continue my service to the students at Indiana University Southeast through this position,” Stonecipher said. “I look forward to ongoing collaborations with the entire campus community as we work toward supporting all students through their college journey. I am excited to work with the dedicated team of professionals within the division of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs through our sustained commitment to quality service and engagement opportunities for our students.”

Stonecipher most recently served as the Interim Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at IU Southeast, where she has worked in a variety of roles since 2012. Prior to her interim appointment, she served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Retention and Student Services and as the Director of Housing and Residence Life at IU Southeast. Stonecipher also held other positions within student affairs at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and the University of Illinois at Chicago.

“Amanda Stonecipher is an incredibly gifted professional,” Chancellor Ray Wallace said. “She will be a great addition to the campus senior leadership team, especially having spent a number of months serving as interim in the same role. Her honesty and transparency are held in high regard by faculty and staff alike at IU Southeast, and her commitment to student success is well documented. We are fortunate to have a person of this caliber serving our campus.”

Originally from Aberdeen, South Dakota, Stonecipher earned a bachelor’s degree from DePaul University and holds a master’s degree from Bowling Green State University. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. at the University of Louisville.