The ninth president in ETSU history, Noland has led the university to its largest freshman enrollment and highest graduation rates in school history, while also securing record-breaking levels of research funding for the university. On the business and development side, he is a board member for important regional organizations and has overseen several capital projects, including the Martin Center for the Arts.
Caldwell first arrived in the Tri-Cities in 1993 as a King University student, where he also played on the golf team.
“King had a great impact on my life,” Caldwell told the Business Journal on a snowy December day from his BMS office. “It took me a while to get used to it, but I really found a great community there, strong believers that influenced and helped shape my faith.”
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