Chamberlain University, Covista institution, names Jason Dunne chief academic officer

By Public Technologies
  • Covista’s Chamberlain University named Jason Dunne as chief academic officer, effective Sept. 14, 2026.
  • Dunne most recently served as chief academic officer at Arizona College of Nursing, overseeing academics across more than 20 BSN campuses.
  • He helped drive campus expansion there, including the opening of 14 new campuses in four years.
  • Dunne previously held multiple leadership roles at Chamberlain, including campus president in Miramar and Jacksonville, then senior director of campus operations.


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