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David B. Johnson

David B. Johnson

David B. Johnson became Vice Provost for Enrollment Management in January 2011, following roles as Interim Vice Provost and Associate Vice Provost since 2010 and 2007, respectively. Over the past decade, his achievements include streamlining admissions, expanding affordability efforts, establishing a one-stop student services center, opening an Admissions Welcome Center, and partnering with the American Talent Initiative to increase access for underserved students. He also introduced pre-registration for new students, launched a first-year engagement certificate, led the transition to test-optional admissions, and helped enroll increasingly diverse and academically strong classes each year. In response to evolving recruitment and retention needs, David leads a dynamic team in exploring new recruitment technologies and initiatives to improve college access, including need-based financial aid. He actively contributes to national discussions on admissions, presenting at conferences, serving on advisory committees, and publishing on topics like recruitment, data-driven decisions, and access to higher education. Before joining Indiana University, David held leadership roles in enrollment and admissions at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. He holds a Bachelor’s in political science from Troy University, a Master’s in Public Administration from Auburn University, and a Doctorate in Education with a focus on higher education administration from the University of Alabama.

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